At Studs in the Seaport District, a holistic approach to ear bling

Employee Nazia Perry at Studs, which opened at The Current in the Seaport District this week.David L. Ryan/Globe Staff

Hoops, studs, cuffs, and dangles.

Those are just a few of the earrings styles offered at at Studs, a new, buzzy store that popped up at The Current in the Seaport District this week. Studs specializes in “ear-scaping,” essentially mapping out the best way to bedazzle ears from top to bottom based on the anatomy of a customer’s ear.

Appointments are already booked for the next few weeks, but those able to snag one can get their ears pierced onsite at 100 Seaport Blvd in a private room. New York-based Studs, founded by Anna Harman and Lisa Bubbers, does all of its piercings with needles, rather than with piercing guns, and it targets the Gen Z demographic with affordable, trend-driven earrings.

Customer’s don’t need an appointment to shop — or take selfies with the social media-friendly decor.

The entrance to Studs features a hard-to-miss, pink chair shaped like an ear.Courtesy of Studs

Samantha Jenkins and Sydney Pesaturo sit on a giant ear bench in the waiting room of Studs.David L. Ryan/Globe Staff

Tiffany Tsang looks at the ear of Allison Lam. They are both Boston University students who visited Studs this week.David L. Ryan/Globe Staff

Customers walk into Studs at The Current in the Seaport District. David L. Ryan/Globe Staff

A display of earrings for sale at Studs in Boston.David L. Ryan/Globe Staff

New York-based Studs, founded by Anna Harman and Lisa Bubbers, does all of its piercings with needles, rather than with piercing guns, and it targets the Gen Z demographic with affordable, trend-driven earrings.Courtesy of Studs

Customer Amber Chan got an ear piercing by employee Casey Danzig.David L. Ryan/Globe Staff