Earrings, those jewels that enhance the beauty of your ears, have a history that dates back to the Egyptians and Romans, when they were symbols of status and beauty, made with precious materials such as gold and precious stones. In ancient times, These jewels acted as protective amulets and symbols of cultural and religious identity, reflecting economic and social power, since only the highest classes could afford the expensive materials used.

Throughout history, earrings have evolved in style and design to adapt to each era. From the elegant geometric designs of the 20s and 30s to the simplicity of the 40s due to material shortages due to World War II. The 1950s radiated glamor and femininity, while the 1960s were an explosion of creativity and experimentation with bold shapes and synthetic materials. In the 70s, designs became freer and more eclectic, reflecting hippie and disco culture. In the '80s, exuberance reigned, with large, statement earrings, often in bright colors and bold shapes, in tune with the decade of excess. So the next time you pick up a pair of antique or vintage earrings, remember how special they are.