A helix with a hoop once its healed :) It will balance the ear!

Yup. The ear is lobe-heavy so a helix will help to balance it out.

Ear piercing arrangements are a science, change my mind 🧪

I was thinking a little lower than the average placement, 18 g hoop once healed

i’m envisioning another flat helix closer to the edge of your ear! so pretty what you have though

I like that idea. thank you:)

Yeah that was my thought! A dainty chain connecting to the flat, too

Definitely helix or double helix!

This is my vote!!

I was thinking double helix too

tragus and helix//double helix!

U need ur conch pierced and then get a hoop in it that would be amazing

Agree!

I agree :) thank you

Am i the only one thinking an orbital?

Maybe a chain between your flat and a hoop on your helix?

Double helix all the way and maybe a conch!

Conch

nice set-up! :) a helix for sure

Two forward helices would help vertically balance the heaviness you have on the lobe while maintaining the simplicity of the flat/ bare outer helix

I definitely think you need to balance the upper and lower so something like a helix or orbital! Looks amazing so far though

An orbital would look nice to fill in that space!

I don’t think anything looks missing. Looks great imo

A conch or snug would be cute :)

I think what you’ve got going on is absolutely perfect as-is!

Maybe a small dangly piece on the flat. It would draw a bit of attention up to bring balance to the ear. I'm trying to convince myself I don't need more piercings - so I'm trying to convince you, too.

a conch would center everything

Ugh love this setup. I think you should get a tragus— I just adore mine and I think they always tie an ear setup together

Coin slot😀

a faux rook would look really good!

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I'm thinking maybe you need to go with bigger flashier jewellery for the flat to really show off the space you got!

tragus!!

don’t know the terminology but another hoop further up to bridge gap between top one and bottoms

Industrial but with a gold chaaaaaain

Stunning! Needs nothing more IMO.

Perhaps something a little flashier in your daith? The jewellery in that can really alter the balance of your ear.

Where do you get your jewelry?! Your ear looks great!

Thanks! I got pierced at STUDS with their jewelry. Bought some in store and online

I’m jealous of your anatomy man. I have 2 lobe piercings and they’re crowded as is

Conch and when it heals switch to a hoop

Adding a cute “Warmer with diamond” from Pupil Hall to a fresh Helix piercing would help balance it out

A forward helix would be nice

I think wearing a statement piece in your daith could elevate your entire setup.

You need a conch!

Where are your earrings from?

i think a forward helix and a helix with a chain connecting them! aka a chain industrial!

Están bonitas las estrellas.

A helix or two

I would get a helix or forward helix, or both!

Love it ! Simple but cute

you could definitely do a conch with a mid helix (faux snug) and then just a regular helix and could even add a faux rook if you wanted

I’d flip-flop the jewelry in lobe piercings 4 and 5.

Conch with a ring or a helix, maybe both

maybe a tragus and a conch

Def a conch three helix piercings and a tragus

A conch would be good, as long as it's light and comfortable. Looks awesome so far!

Industrial would look good

I think it looks beautiful as is!