The right style for you.
Professional piercers consider your anatomy, piercing location, and goals to recommend jewelry that looks great and supports healthy healing.
Jewelry Guide
Different styles. Different looks.
Same commitment to quality.
There are many types of body jewelry, each designed for different piercings, placements, and personal styles. Your piercer will help you choose the best option for your anatomy, lifestyle, and healing.
Popular Jewelry Styles
Labret Stud
A flat back with a post and decorative end. Ideal for lip, ear, and many other piercings.
Straight Barbell
A straight bar with threaded or threadless ends. Common for tongue, nipple, and industrial piercings.
Curved Barbell
Curved to follow the natural shape of the body. Often used for eyebrow, navel, and other curved areas.
Captive Bead Ring
A ring with a removable bead that holds it together. Common for septum, daith, and other piercings.
Circular Barbell
A smooth, circular ring with no visible closure. Great for many ear, lip, and nose piercings.
Pro Tip
Start with jewelry that supports healing and can be easily downsized.
Once healed, you’ll have more options for styles, materials, and looks.
Choosing the Right Style
Your Anatomy
Every body is unique. The right style should work with your anatomy—not against it.
Your Lifestyle
Consider your daily activities, work, sleeping habits, and personal comfort.
Your Goals
Whether it’s healing, function, or aesthetics — your jewelry should support what matters to you.
Things to Consider
Material Matters
High-quality, implant-grade materials reduce the risk of irritation and support healing.
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Proper Fit
The right length, gauge, and diameter are essential for comfort and healing.
Secure & Well-Made
Quality craftsmanship ensures jewelry stays secure and safe to wear.
Easy to Clean
Simple designs with smooth finishes are easier to clean and care for.
Piercer Guidance
Your piercer's expertise is key to finding the best style for you.
A great look starts with a healthy piercing. Trust your piercer and invest in quality jewelry.
Safe Materials
Better Jewelry. Better Healing.
The material of your jewelry plays a huge role in your body's healing process and your overall piercing experience. High-quality, biocompatible materials reduce the risk of irritation, allergic reactions, and complications.
Choose quality: Your body will thank you.
Quallty you can trust.
Choose implant-grade materials from a professional piercer committed to your safety and well-being.
Niobium
Unknown materials can cause irritation, allergic reactions and complications
Solid 14kt Gold or Higher
No verifiable training
or experience
Implant-Grade Stainless Steel
Extremely low prices may mean corners are being cut on safety or quality
Implant-Grade Titanium
Dirty and cluttered spaces can increase the risk of infection
The Safest Materials for Body Jewelry
Look for these standards:
Reputable piercers use implant-grade materials that meet or exceed industry standards. These materials are tested for safety, purity. and biocompatibility.
Materials to Avoid
Low-quality materials can contain nickel or other irritants that may cause allergic reactions.
irritation, and delay healing-or even lead to piercing rejection.
Choose quality: Your body will thank you.
Low-Quality Metals
Porous materials can harbor bacteria and are not suitable for healing piercings.
Mystery Metals
Unknown alloys can contain nickel and other harmful metals.
Cheap Fashion Jewelry
Not designed for body piercing and can cause reactions or complications.
Acrylic, Plastic, or Silicone
Porous materials can harbor bacteria and are not suitable for healing piercings.
Plated Jewelry
Plating can wear off, exposing base metals that may irritate your skin.
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