Eyal Golan Gets New Ear Piercings, Praises Local Piercer
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Israeli singer Eyal Golan received two new white gold piercings in his ear at a studio in Rehovot, Israel. He publicly praised the piercer, Itzik Zerko, who is also his neighbor and friend. While the exact cost was not revealed, similar jewelry in Israel can range from hundreds to over a thousand shekels.
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- Singer Eyal Golan got two new white gold piercings in his ear in Rehovot.
- Golan praised piercer Itzik Zerko, calling him his neighbor and "number one in the country."
- The specific cost of Golan's piercings and jewelry was not disclosed.
- Similar white gold helix jewelry in Israel can cost hundreds to over 1,000 shekels.
- Golan, a native of Rehovot, supported a local business in his hometown.
Israeli singer Eyal Golan visited a local piercing studio in Rehovot, where he received two new piercings in his ear: a forward helix and a low helix, both adorned with white gold jewelry. Golan, who is a neighbor and friend of the piercer, Itzik Zerko, expressed his high regard for him, calling him "my beloved and also my neighbor, but number one in the country."
The exact cost of Golan's new piercings and jewelry was not disclosed, and the specific models chosen were not revealed. However, a market survey of similar white gold helix jewelry in Israel indicates prices ranging from approximately 370 to 900 shekels per piece, depending on design, gold weight, and stone embellishments. Two such pieces could potentially cost several hundred shekels, possibly exceeding 1,000 shekels for more elaborate designs.
The article emphasizes that this is a price comparison only, as the precise details of Golan's purchase are unknown. It is unclear which specific models were selected, their gold weight, whether they feature stones, their price at Itzik's studio, or if Golan paid for them. The cost of the piercing procedure itself may also be separate from the jewelry cost.
Despite the financial uncertainty, the focus remains on Golan's personal connection to the local business and his public endorsement of the piercer. The singer, originally from Rehovot, returned to a local establishment in his hometown, reinforcing his ties to the community and his friend.