Belly Piercing Jewellery

What jewellery is best for belly button piercing?

Curved barbells are the best type of navel piercing jewellery. Because of its curved shape, this jewellery accommodates the natural contours of your navel, ensuring a comfortable, irritation-free shape.

The best materials for navel piercings include sterling silver, titanium, and surgical steel because these materials are long-lasting, lightweight, and hypoallergenic, making them safe and practical for navel piercings.

Belly button piercing jewellery comes in many shapes and sizes. Always double-check with a professional piercer which gauge and length are right for your navel before inserting any jewellery.

If you're searching for the best navel jewellery, check out our exclusive range of stylish, everlasting belly bars at Camile and Stone today!

Can I change my belly button piercing jewellery after one month?

A fresh navel piercing can take between 6 to 12 months, sometimes longer, to fully heal. During the healing stage, the pierced area will likely be swollen and sensitive. The original belly bar your piercer fitted will be longer, to ensure it accommodates the initial swelling - which is why you should wait until it's completely healed before changing it. 

Replacing your belly jewellery too early will also irritate the pierced area and increase your risk of infection.

Always check with a professional piercer before changing your belly button piercing. If you choose to change your belly ring yourself, you should also ensure you properly sanitise your hands and piercing area to prevent infection.

For more helpful jewellery tips like this, check out our blog!

Can you be allergic to belly button rings?

It is possible to be allergic to belly rings, depending on the material they're made of. 

Jewellery containing low-quality metals, such as nickel, zinc, copper, and aluminium alloys can irritate skin, causing allergic reaction symptoms, such as redness, swelling, itching, piercing bumps, and even rejection. 

These materials also tarnish and cause skin staining. If you experience any of these symptoms, ensure you reach out to a professional piercer and get your jewellery replaced, or in serious cases, seek medical help from a doctor.

Another material to be cautious of is surgical steel. This is another material that may cause irritation because it contains a tiny amount of nickel. Many people can comfortably wear this material in their piercings. However, if you have a nickel allergy, it's best to opt for alternative materials that are completely nickel-free, such as titanium.

At Camile and Stone, we offer a wonderful range of hypoallergenic belly jewellery made of high-quality, everlasting materials, including piercing-grade titanium. 

Whether you're seeking a dainty piece for everyday wear or a sparkly statement for evenings out, we have lots of stunning designs suited to all occasions! Explore our range of belly jewellery today to find your perfect piece.

Are belly button piercings still trendy?

Over the last few years, belly button piercings have regained their popularity, particularly amongst those who love 90s/Y2K fashion! They can make any outfit look even more stylish, especially when coupled with crop tees, low-rise jeans, and bikinis!

Belly piercings are also exceptionally versatile and suit any occasion, be it a day at the beach, a casual meet-up with friends, or a night out on the town.

The top trending belly piercing styles include glitzy belly button dangle jewellery, boho curved barbells, and hinged rings (also called navel rings). If you're searching for stylish belly button jewellery, shop our best-selling range today!