Body Jewellery

Jewellery made for piercings that aren’t your ear. Body jewellery is belly bars and belly rings as well as septum rings and more.

Body jewellery can also be more generic. This means pieces like barbells, curved barbells, rings, clickers, and other pieces. These pieces can be fit into a variety of piercing types. They’re not specific to one place on the body.

Body jewellery in Australia is popular but for affordable body jewellery, Camile & Stone is the best place to shop!

You’ll know it's high-quality body jewellery because it won’t hurt your piercing. It won’t irritate and it won’t tarnish. Good body jewellery can be made with lots of different materials. Usually, it is made from good metals, which is why you get both gold and silver body jewellery.

At Camile & Stone, we offer rose gold, gold, and silver body jewellery. Our gold is solid gold or gold vermeil. Our silver is sterling silver and our rose gold is a rose gold vermeil. All these metals are very high quality. 

Body jewellery is also made from surgical-grade steel and titanium. Some places even create plastic and glass pieces for your body piercings.

Yes, you definitely can. You’ll probably have to if you have more than one piercing! Some people have many piercings just in their ears. Others have lots of facial piercings and other body piercings. This means it's really normal to wear more than one piece of body jewellery at a time.

Sometimes, people will match their jewellery. For instance, they may wear a gold nostril ring with a septum clicker in a matching style. You can also pair a belly piercing with your earrings and other jewellery.

In some cases, body jewellery might tie the whole outfit together. However, commonly, people wear the same body jewellery most of the time. While there are some trendy body jewellery choices now, you don’t always need to follow trends. It’s a good idea sometimes to buy nice pieces and wear them all the time instead of keeping up with trends. 

There’s lots of body jewellery types you can find.

Firstly, there is jewellery for facial piercing. This means nostril piercings, tongue bars, septums, nipple piercing jewellery, and eyebrow piercings among the many others. These piercings can have clicker rings, barbells, curved barbells and even flat back studs.

Other body jewellery can include piercings like your belly button. Here you can also wear rings and barbells.

It’s important to know that while body jewellery might be labelled as being for a particular body part piercing, there are styles that are suitable for a range of places. It’s best to check the piercer which styles will fit where though.

Body piercing jewellery is specific to body piercings. In a body jewellery shop, you’ll find lots of styles designed for piercing holes but, that doesn't mean you have to have a piercing hole for this style.

While body jewellery suggests piercings, there are other types. The main alternative is non-piercing pieces. Like with clip-on earrings, you can get clip-on body piercing jewellery. This could be click-on nose studs or a magnetic hoop.

On top of this, there's body jewellery that doesn't even mimic piercings. Styles like body chains (plain chains, like long necklaces!), which sit around the belly, can be classed as body jewellery and require no piercing hole at all. Make sure to check out our diverse range because we're sure there will be something in there for you.

Keep your jewellery clean to avoid infection or damage to your pieces. Take out your piercings when you shower if the metal doesn’t withstand water. If it does, still make sure to take it out once in a while anyway!

Camile & Stone always sends our jewellery in pouches. Store your pieces in here when you take them out.

To clean piercing jewellery, remove it first and then use warm water and mild soap to clean your pieces. If you're not sure about how to clean your piece, reach out to us and we can give you the best advice.

You can change your jewellery if your piercing has healed. However, because we're not experts in body piercings (just the jewellery!!!), we suggest checking with your piercer. All piercings have different healing times. And different people might also heal at different rates. So it’ll take longer for some people.

Also, some piercings can’t be done with hoop-style pieces. So even if you love a hoop, you won’t be able to have one for a while.

It's best in this case to always check with your piercer before changing anything.

Yes, of course it is. Body jewellery is as safe as other kinds of jewellery. There are some things to consider to ensure its safe as possible though:

• Make sure the pieces are made with a metal that's suitable for body piercings. This is usually things like titanium, surgical steel, silver, gold, and platinum.
• Remove the piercings when you're doing exercise or vigorous activity. This is to avoid it being pulled out accidentally.
• Take piercings out when you sleep to avoid accidental loss.
• Take piercings out when you shower to protect the pieces themselves.