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For that reason, even in the absence of discipline, slavers sometimes pierce a girl's ears, to her misery and horror, before putting her on the block, a pierced-ear girl. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #127)

She is special on a chain. Much may be expected of her. Pierced ears, too, tend to improve a girl's price. For that reason, even in the absence of discipline, slavers sometimes pierce a girl's ears, to her misery and horror, before putting her on the block, a pierced-ear girl. "And if," said Alcinoë, "the woman was free, and even of high caste, I would have arranged for her to be in a collar by nightfall, and, chained, hurried from the city, to some mean and distant market, from which, after piercing her ears, she would be sold for a pittance". Yes, I thought to myself, the former lady Flavia of Ar herself would look quite well in earrings. Is it not the ultimate degradation of a female slave? "But," I said, "you are not the Lady Flavia of Ar". - (Mariners of Gor)