JEWELRY STYLES & COMPANIES

Flat back labrets are used in nearly all of our ear, nostril, and oral piercings. They have a flat disc on the back and our decorative ends will fit onto the front of the post. We have both threaded and threadless labrets along with a wide variety of ends to pair with them.

Threaded and threadless ends are the decorative part of your labret or barbell. Threaded ends screw into the post while threadless ends have a pin that snaps into the post and is held together with tension. Threadless ends simply pull apart and push together and threaded ends require twisting. Ends range from a plain bead or disk to intricate and ornate gem clusters.

We use straight barbells for nipple, bridge, tongue, & industrial piercings. We have them in both threaded and threadless options. You will have the choice of plain beads (as shown) or gems for the ends. The ends are removable and interchangeable!

This style is typically appropriate for navel, rook, eyebrow, and vertical lip piercings. Curved barbells are extremely versatile with beads, disks, and ornate/decorative ends as options for the top and bottom.

Most commonly used in septum piercings for those who would like the option of hiding their jewelry. The ends are typically threaded and removable. You can choose plain beads, gems or even spikes!

A simple & classic ring style with a seam closure. To open and close these rings, they must be bent at the seam. We suggest having a piercer assist you with this style, as it can be difficult to work with on your own. They are perfect for most healed piercings, but not suggested for new or healing piercings.

Visually similar to a seam ring, but with a hinge closure rather than a seam. Instead of bending this ring to open and close it, you simply pull it open and snap it shut. This style is ideal for those who would like to be able to easily change their own jewelry. Hinge rings are a sturdy ring option for very decorative pieces.

Captive and fixed rings will have gems, ornate designs, or a plain bead in the center of the ring. Captive rings have a removable center where as fixed rings do not. On a fixed ring, the design in the center is fixed, or attached, to one side of the ring. The orientation of this ring is perfect for a daith or septum piercing!

Chain attachments have jump rings on either end that can attach to the front and back of stud style jewelry. When attached this way, they can look similar to a ring style but offer a more delicate and drapey look. They can also attach from one piercing to another. Attachments are extremely versatile and can be customized to fit any of your piercings!

Similar to chain attachments, charms can be an addition to almost any piece of jewelry. Charms have a single jump ring that will slide onto a post or ring style and dangle from the piece of jewelry it is attached to. We’ve attached charms to navel jewelry, lobe jewelry, and even rook jewelry!

Glass jewelry can be worn in stretched piercings, most commonly earlobes. We stock single flared glass plugs (as shown) that can be used to stretch healed piercings. We can custom order any style of plug or eyelet in nearly any size from Gorilla Glass. The styles and color options are endless!

Glass retainers can be used to temporarily replace your titanium, niobium, or gold jewelry and are available for nearly any piercing. Most people find these useful when they are undergoing medical procedures or need to hide their jewelry for a short period of time. They are quite delicate, so we do not suggest wearing them long term. They are available in clear glass and a variety of skin tones.