Earrings

• Unique options for earrings include those made from natural products such as rocks and shells. This allows teens with a style preference toward eco-friendly items to express individuality through jewelry. Layering earrings works for teens with multiple ear piercings is a way to create a unique design. For example, using smaller earrings on top holes and increasing the size until the longest and largest earring is in the bottom hole is one option for an individualized look. If a teen only has one pierced hole, use clip on earrings higher up on the ear to change the look.
  
  

Necklaces

• Updating and changing traditional necklaces is a way to suit the unique style of teenagers. Swapping out pendants between chains changes the look of an item instantaneously. A thin chain with a large pendant is one way to draw attention to the pendant. Hemp necklaces, sturdy enough to hold large objects, work well for teens. Pieces found at vintage clothing stores, craft shows or flea markets add an element of uniqueness.
  
  

Bracelets

• Wearing an assortment of bracelets creates a unique and one-of-a-kind look. Layering bracelets on both arms expresses creativity. Using braided bracelets, rubber bands and even string provides an assortment of bracelet options suitable for a teen. Alternate options include wrapping a necklace multiple times around a wrist or tying scarves around a wrist. Have teens purchase items when at a beach or on vacation to incorporate into their jewelery collection.
  
  

Body Jewelry

• Teens with piercings on the face and body, besides ears, can use traditional earrings in an assortment of shapes and styles to further update and complete a unique fashion statement. For teens without body piercings, allowing the teen to apply an earring with the post broken off is an option. The earring is attached directly to the skin by using an adhesive such as false eyelash glue to create a unique body jewelery look without allowing the teen to get an actual piercing.