PIERCING JEWELLERY GUIDE
How to Choose the Right Jewellery for Your Piercing
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Body jewellery has long been more than adornment, it's a way to shape your identity, mark personal milestones, and wear your story with intention. From ears and noses to lips, septums, and belly piercings, every placement has its own jewellery designed for both comfort and style.
Choosing the right piece starts with understanding your piercing. Different placements require different jewellery, whether it's a labret, clicker ring, seamless ring, curved barbell, or straight barbell. Your jewellery should suit both your anatomy and the way you wear it.
Knowing your gauge, bar length, or ring diameter is just as important. Every piercing is unique, and the right fit makes all the difference in comfort, healing, and everyday wear.
Whether you're choosing your first piece or expanding a well-curated collection, our Piercing Jewellery Guide is here to help you find the perfect fit with confidence.
PIERCING JEWELLERY TYPES:
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Keep in mind that the type of material plays an important role when choosing piercing jewellery. It is highly recommended to select high-quality jewellery made from high-grade materials. Additionally, it's crucial to determine if you have any sensitivity to metals beforehand, as some individuals are more prone to react to different types of metals. For further information on materials and care instructions, please visit our Jewellery Material Guide
BARBELL
The name "Barbell" was inspired by the similarity of the jewellery to weight-lifting bars, but that's not the story. Barbells are highly adaptable body jewellery pieces that are suitable for most piercing types. They consist of a bar and a bead on each end, with one end usually fixed and the other removable. Barbells come in three shapes:
Straight bar commonly used for anti-helix, tongue, nipple and more.
Curved bars, usually worn in the navel, various cartilage areas, lip and eyebrow.
and Horshoe, a circular shape that fits most piercing types, it's a popular design for septum and nipple.

LABRET (FLAT BACK STUD)
Labret piercings are named after the under lip piercing as they were designed with a flat back that sits comfortably against the gum. They have become increasingly popular for ear piercings such as helix, tragus, conch and more, due to their flat back which provides a seamless fit, making them comfortable to wear while also being less likely to get caught in clothes.
There are two types of closures: externally threaded, where the screw is on the bar inserted into the piercing, and internally threaded, where the screw is inserted into the post. It is a smoother option that won't scrape or injure the surrounding tissue. This is especially important for fresh piercings that need adequate time to heal.

HINGED SEGMENT- CLICKER RING
Clicker rings have become popular due to their hinged clasp, which makes them highly convenient and easy to use. These rings are commonly used for septum piercing, but they are also great for other types of piercings such as helix, daith and cartilage. One of the key advantages of clicker rings is their versatility, allowing wearers to change their jewellery frequently.
Therefore, they offer a wide range of designs and styles from various materials.
So, whether you want to switch up your style or try out a new look, clicker rings offer a practical and stylish option

SEAMLESS RING
This piercing ring is a versatile piece of jewellery that can be used for many types of body piercings.
They are made from a variety of materials, from natural such as gold and silver or synthetic metals such as surgical steel and Titanium.
Seamless rings also come in small piercing sizes from 0.6mm, making them an ideal choice for nose piercings.
Although this piercing ring is popular, it is important to note that it may not be suitable for piercings where the jewellery is replaced frequently, as this can cause the ring to become misshapen and less secure.
With its various materials, sizes, and styles, you can be sure to find the perfect ring to suit your piercing.

BCR (Ball Closure Ring)
These piercing rings, also known as CBR (Captive Bead Ring), are designed to be held together by a pressure-fitting bead to ensure a secure fit. Over the years, there has been significant progress in the designs of these rings, and now BCRs gain popularity because they provide an extensive range of styles - The traditional BCR design, which consisted of a ring with a ball, has been replaced by more creative designs.
These rings are highly versatile and can be used for most body piercings as they come in a wide range of sizes, from small gauge rings that can easily be worn by oneself to larger sizes that require special tools and the assistance of a professional piercer.

FIXED BEAD RING
Unlike BCR (Ball Closure Ring), where the bead is held in place by pressure, in fixed bead rings, the bead is attached to one end of the ring, and its purpose is to capture the other end. This design is similar to a seamless ring but with the added benefit of a bead that helps to maintain the ring's shape and provide a secure fit.
These piercing rings are commonly used for nose piercings as they are made in small-size gauges, starting at 0.6mm and typically, decorated with ornaments or gems.
They are definitely a perfect option for those seeking a secure and stylish nose piercing.

Remember, proper sterilisation and hygiene are essential when handling body jewellery. Please look at our Material Guide for guidance on cleaning and maintaining your body jewellery.
If you have any questions about piercing jewellery or maintenance tips, feel free to ask.
















