Barbell Earrings

Barbell studs are straight stud earrings with a screwed bead instead of a typical butterfly back. The style of these studs makes them excellent for wearing in your standard lobe piercing, but because of the bead back, they're also good for wearing in your upper lobe, helix, conch, and flat piercings, where you wouldn't wear your conventional butterfly studs. As a result, each earring is quite flexible.

To avoid inflammation, use barbell earrings with a flat back or a short bar for cartilage piercings. Titanium or surgical stainless steel are appropriate materials since they are hypoallergenic and reduce infection risk. Look for earrings that are developed particularly for cartilage piercings and have a tight fit to minimise snagging on clothes. Please select a style that appeals to you, whether it is a simple ball gemstone stud or a more elaborate design. Camile & Stone is recognised for producing high-quality, cartilage-friendly barbell earrings.

Begin by cleansing your hands and arranging a clean environment with latex-free gloves and saline solution to remove barbell earrings safely. Hold the front end firmly and slowly spin the back counterclockwise before sliding it off the bar. After removing the rear, slip out the front half. With a saline solution, clean both the earring and the piercing. To avoid potential danger, seek the aid of a professional piercer or healthcare expert if you have difficulties or pain. To prevent infections or damage to the piercing site, always treat the removal process with caution.

Begin with cleansing your hands and gathering the barbell stud earrings, latex-free gloves, and a mirror. Insert the front end of the earring into the piercing hole with care. Then, take hold of the rear end (ball or closure) and turn it clockwise until it fits snugly against your ear. To ensure comfort, make sure the earring is not too tight. Check your alignment with a mirror. After you've secured the earring, use a saline solution to clean it and your piercing. If you have difficulties or discomfort, seek the advice of a professional piercer to guarantee appropriate placement and avoid issues.

Contact allergies can develop at any age, and you could become sensitive to nickel if you wear nickel-plated jewellery. Nickel allergy affects around 20% of all women.

Although nickel allergy is the most prevalent kind of contact allergy, jewellery can also contain cobalt, gold, epoxies, and acrylates. Toxic, carcinogenic, or otherwise harmful compounds such as lead, cadmium, formaldehyde, phthalates, and bisphenol A (BPA) may also be present.

Camile & Stone skin-safe jewellery is created in collaboration with skin professionals to be acceptable for everyone who wishes to prevent contact allergies and other health hazards. We exclusively utilise the most secure materials. As a result, it is suggested for both youngsters and adults who wish to be able to wear jewellery every day without having to worry about their skin and health.

Maintain proper hygiene by washing your hands before handling barbell earrings. Regularly clean the earrings and piercing area with a saline solution or antiseptic. Avoid excessive twisting or turning of the earrings, especially during the healing phase. To avoid inflammation, choose hypoallergenic materials such as titanium or surgical stainless steel. If the earrings include removable elements, inspect and tighten them on a regular basis to avoid inadvertent loss. Avoid extremely tight closures and be attentive of earring fit. Consider removing the earrings during activities such as swimming or sports to avoid harm. Consult a skilled piercer or a healthcare provider if any problems emerge.

The primary distinction between a barbell and a labret is seen in their designs and customary locations. A barbell is a straight rod with beads or ornamental ends on both sides that is commonly used in tongue, eyebrow, and industrial piercings. A labret, on the other hand, is a short post with a flat disc or ornamental end on the front suited for lip piercings. While they both have a similar bar-and-end principle, their different designs and typical piercing places separate the barbell's flexibility from the labret's concentration on lip piercings.

A straight barbell is widely used for industrial piercings. This type of jewellery is made out of a straight bar with two perforated ends that are typically embellished with beads or other ornamental components. The barbell is threaded through two holes on opposing sides of the upper ear cartilage, giving it an industrial appearance. The length of the bar should comfortably allow the distance between the two piercing holes. Industrial piercings allow for a variety of barbell types, such as those with different materials, colours, or extra decorations, allowing individuals to express their specific style through this distinct and edgy kind of body alteration.

Materials used at Camile & Stone for Jewellery are high quality 18K Gold Vermeil, Sterling Silver, Rose Gold. These materials are irritation free and easy to clean and go with every outfit.