The brainchild of acupuncturist Mona Dan, Vie Healing marries both Eastern and Western traditions to boost health and beauty holistically. The brand’s 24K Gold Ear Seeds – now in convenient, targeted kits to address your specific concerns (‘Calm’, ‘Detox’ and ‘Happy’) – are tiny but mighty; helping to energise, ease stubborn aches and inspire a spirit of optimism.

Designed to support the endocrine and adrenal systems of the body, the HAPPY Kit contains 20 gold-plated ion ‘seeds’, alongside a series of charts with advice about placement to target specific concerns: hormonal imbalance, energy and libido as well as beauty (think: clear, luminous skin, glossy hair and strong nails). A powerful yet gentle form of auriculotherapy – based on ancient principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine – when placed on the ears’ acupressure points, these teeny seeds engage the reflex centres of the brain to soothe a multitude of symptoms. Plus, they look beautiful – think of them as a subtly ‘edgy’ accessory – that benefits your body and your mind.

The skin should be thoroughly cleaned and dried before applying the seeds to ensure proper adhesion.

Lift the seed sticker and apply to the desired area and press down until firmly adhered to skin. Press gently on the seeds throughout the day to stimulate.

Pellets should be changed after two-three days but can be kept on for one week.

You may not have heard about ‘ear seeding’ yet but the hotly tipped treatment is sweeping the globe. Part acupressure, part reflexology, the practice involves using gentle, prolonged pressure to lessen effects of the plagues of the age – from stress to low spirits and even some aches. Littered with ‘points’ that are linked to specific concerns, your ears are prime real estate (not to mention, ripe for decoration), so hang up your sceptical hat and embrace the next ‘big thing’ in wellbeing.

20pc. 24k Gold Ear Seeds, 4 Ear Maps and Instructions.

Note: these are gold-plated. NOT solid gold.

For the latest information, it is recommended to review the ingredient list printed on the packaging of the product prior to usage or consumption.