EAR RINGS
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1854 · p. 10
(Germ, ohrringe.) Well-known ornaments worn by women, and sometimes by men, in all ages and countries. They have a umed an endle variety of forms; but consist generally at present of a simple ring, to which are attached pendant jewels, such as pearls, diamonds,or other precious stones. In the middle ages they were termed fer red for full pendants,information.to which article the reader is reEARS. In Architecture. See CnosETTES. [s. 389]
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