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I'm not sure about early medieval times. |
I'm not sure about early medieval times. |
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In the [[12th century]], [[europe]]an [[women]] supposedly didn't wear earrings - this was only something the "strange" [[Saracen]] (from the east) women wore ([[gold]] hoops set with [[pearl]]s, etc). This may have been not strictly true, but certainly earrings weren't common on western women at this time (half the western |
In the [[12th century]], [[europe]]an [[women]] supposedly didn't wear earrings - this was only something the "strange" [[Saracen]] (from the east) women wore ([[gold]] hoops set with [[pearl]]s, etc). This may have been not strictly true, but certainly earrings weren't common on western women at this time (more than half the western women were wearing [[veil]]s which make wearing earrings pretty pointless). |
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I think Saracen men also wore earrings (I'm not sure if in one or both ears). |
I think Saracen men also wore earrings (I'm not sure if in one or both ears). |
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Revision as of 00:44, 9 February 2005
I'm not sure about early medieval times.
In the 12th century, european women supposedly didn't wear earrings - this was only something the "strange" Saracen (from the east) women wore (gold hoops set with pearls, etc). This may have been not strictly true, but certainly earrings weren't common on western women at this time (more than half the western women were wearing veils which make wearing earrings pretty pointless). I think Saracen men also wore earrings (I'm not sure if in one or both ears).
In the Renaissance I see many pictures of men with one large pearl drop earring and women with two.
