Piercing Jewellery

What's the best jewellery for piercings?

At Camile & Stone, we understand the importance of stunning jewellery, but high quality material certainly take priority.

Let's start with tongue bars. This part of the body is very delicate, so we need to be extra careful when choosing suitable materials. To prevent irritation and allow the tongue to heal properly, the best options are surgical steel and titanium.

Visit our site for our Internally Threaded Titanium Tongue Piercing Barbell, which has a beautiful yet, most importantly, safe new tongue bar.

In terms of design, use smooth, rounded jewellery that doesn't stick out too much to protect your teeth as well as your tongue.

For nipple piercings, opt for excellent quality materials that are compatible with sensitive skin. You also don't want nipple piercing jewellery to protrude too much or have lots of charms. Making these adjustments will prevent accidents in the future.

Different materials suit belly button bars, including 14k gold and rose gold, particularly if made from surgical steel. Belly bars can also catch on things if they aren't especially crafted for

What type of jewellery is best for cartilage?

Popular cartilidge piercings are the helix, tragus on the ears, and in some cases the septum. The best jewellery for the job will differ depending on what area of cartlidge you are getting pierced.

For the helix, customers tend to choose studs and small hoops. It's best to choose flat back earrings instead of butterfly backs to ensure they don't get caught on things.

The cartilidge is a sensitive area of the body, so getting the right jewellery is crucial. Barbells go into two areas of the helix cartilidge and should not be used for fresh peircings.

For septum piercings that go through nose cartilage, the best jewellery to purchase includes small rings or hoops. A bull ring is another common style among septum-piercing jewellery.

What is the safest metal for piercings?

The most important thing is choosing great quality, hypoallergenic metals. This includes platinum, silver, and titanium among many others. Do research as to which material is best for you as their colour and maintenance requirements differ.

If hypoallergenic material comes into contact with the environment, it doesn't tarnish or cause the skin to turn green or get ichy which are common affects of wearing nickel or copper.

You don't have to pay a lot for high quality collections either, at great prices, you can have peace of mind that your piercing will heal properly and stay nice and healthy. Looking great is just a bonus!

What is body piercing called?

A body piercing can be many things! You may also hear them being referred to as body modifications but this is less common and instead saved for implants and such procedures.

As times goes by, piercings are appearing in other areas of the body. In the 2000s for example, eyebrow and munroe piercings were very popular. Nowadays, labrets which are placed below the lower lip or styled as a hoop to encircle the lip are the go-to.

To maintain a bit of individuality and make a bold statement with body jewellery, you can have multiple ear piercings. Or, opt for one big one, such as a conch that wraps around the middle of the ear to create a unique style.

On the other hand, perhaps you want to embrace simplicity. A good option is flat back labrets which are placed below the lower lip or styled as a hoop to encircle it. It balances the face and is just the right amount of jewellery to show personality without overwhelming your features.

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