Ear Tunnels
Organic Teak and Iron Wood Double Flared Ear Tunnel
Item Information Body Part : Ear Material : Organic Teak and Iron Wood Type : Double Flare Size : Please Check Options
Organic Iron and Palm Wood Double Flared Ear Tunnel
Item Information Body Part : Ear Material : Iron and Palm Wood Type : Double Flare Size : 6mm to 24mm
Organic Teak Wood Double Flared Ear Tunnel
Item Information Body Part : Ear Material : Organic Teak Wood Type : Double Flare Size : Please Check Options
Double Flared Organic Dark Iron Wood Ear Tunnel
Item Information Body Part : Ear Material : Organic Dark Iron Wood Type : Double Flare Size : 6mm to 24mm
Organic Tamarind Wood Double Flared Ear Tunnel
Item Information Body Part : Ear Material : Organic Tamarind Wood Type : Double Flare Size : Please Check Options
Double Flared Organic Dark Palm Wood Ear Tunnel
Item Information Body Part : Ear Material : Organic Dark Palm Wood Size : Please Check Options
Organic Coco Wood Ribbed Edge Ear Tunnel
Item Information Body Part : Ear Material : Organic Coco Wood Size : Please Check Options
- Ear tunnels and flesh tunnels available across a wide range of gauges — from early stretch sizes through to large-gauge pieces
- Fit styles include double flared tunnels, screw fit tunnels, and single flared tunnels with O-ring backs
- Materials include titanium ear tunnels, surgical steel flesh tunnels, silicone ear tunnels, acrylic tunnels, and wood ear tunnels
- Suitable for healed, stable stretches — material selection should be matched to lobe condition and individual sensitivity history
- Stocked for everyday wear, comfort wear, and decorative or occasion-specific styles
- Fast UK shipping on all orders; first-time customers receive a discount at checkout
| Attribute | Options Available | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Gauge Range | 1.6mm (16g) and above | See size guide for full gauge-to-mm conversion |
| Fit Style | Double flared, screw fit, single flared | Double flared requires flexible, healed lobe |
| Materials | Titanium, surgical steel, silicone, acrylic, wood, stone | Material grade not specified in provided data — confirm on individual product listings |
| Structure | Hollow (tunnel) | Distinguishes from solid plugs — same gauge compatibility |
| Country of Dispatch | United Kingdom | Fast UK shipping on all orders |
- Suitable for professional piercers and studios sourcing tunnels for client retail or studio stock
- Titanium ear tunnels intended to support biocompatibility requirements for clients with documented metal sensitivities — confirm material grade on individual product listings before clinical use
- Screw fit tunnels may be preferable in studio settings for ease of assisted fitting across gauge sizes
- Acrylic and wood ear tunnels are not autoclave-safe — not suitable for use in unhealed or compromised tissue
- Bulk and multipack pricing available on select fittings — contact Monster Piercing for studio enquiries
- All ear tunnels in this collection are intended for use on healed, professionally assessed piercings only — do not use in unhealed or recently stretched tissue without professional guidance
- Double flared tunnels require a lobe with sufficient flexibility to accommodate the flare diameter — forcing insertion into an insufficiently healed or inflexible lobe risks tissue damage
- Silicone, acrylic, and wood ear tunnels should only be worn in fully healed, stable lobes — these materials are not appropriate for fresh or healing stretches
- Individuals with a history of nickel sensitivity or metal allergy should review material specifications on individual product listings before purchase — surgical steel flesh tunnels may not be appropriate for all wearers
- Material grade information (e.g. ASTM F136 titanium, ASTM F138 steel) should be confirmed on individual product listings — not specified globally across this collection in provided data
- If you experience persistent irritation, swelling, or discharge, remove jewellery and consult a qualified professional piercer or licensed medical provider
- All ear tunnels and flesh tunnels ship from within the UK — fast UK delivery on all orders
- First-time customers receive a discount on their first purchase — applied at checkout
- Specific delivery timeframes: not specified in provided data — see Monster Piercing shipping information for current delivery estimates
- Measure your current jewellery gauge before ordering — match internal tunnel diameter to your existing stretch size for accurate fit
- Returns and exchanges policy: not specified in provided data — refer to Monster Piercing returns information at checkout
All ear tunnels and flesh tunnels in this collection are intended for use on healed or professionally assessed piercings only. Aftercare requirements, healing times, and material suitability vary by individual. The information provided on this page is for general guidance purposes only and does not constitute professional medical or piercing advice. Consult a qualified professional piercer or licensed medical provider before changing jewellery in unhealed, recently stretched, or irritated tissue. Monster Piercing does not make medical claims regarding the healing, treatment, or prevention of skin conditions or infections. Material grade specifications should be confirmed on individual product listings.
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What is the difference between ear tunnels and plugs?
Ear tunnels are hollow — you can see through the centre. Plugs are solid and fill the stretched gauge completely. Both fit the same stretched gauge size and are suitable for healed lobes. The choice between them is primarily aesthetic and personal preference. At larger gauges, tunnels are generally lighter than solid plugs of the same material and diameter.
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What size ear tunnels do I need?
Your tunnel size should match your current stretched gauge exactly. Measure the internal diameter of your existing jewellery in millimetres if you're unsure. Common starting sizes are 1.6mm (16g) through to 3.2mm (8g) for early stretches, with sizes increasing from there. See the size guide on this page for a full gauge-to-millimetre conversion reference.
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What is the difference between double flared and screw fit tunnels?
Double flared tunnels have a wider rim on both ends than the wearable section in the middle. They require a lobe flexible enough for the flare to pass through on insertion — not suitable for fresh or recent stretches. Screw fit tunnels have a removable back that threads into place, making insertion straightforward regardless of lobe flexibility. Screw fit tunnels are generally easier to insert and are workable across a wider range of stretch stages.
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Which ear tunnel material is best for sensitive ears?
Titanium ear tunnels are commonly chosen by wearers with a history of metal sensitivity, as titanium is lightweight and intended to support biocompatibility in healed tissue. Surgical steel flesh tunnels are durable and widely used but may not be appropriate for individuals with confirmed nickel sensitivity. If you have a documented metal allergy, confirm the specific material grade on individual product listings before purchasing. Consult a professional piercer or medical provider if you have ongoing sensitivity concerns.
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Can I wear silicone or acrylic ear tunnels in a fresh stretch?
No. Silicone ear tunnels and acrylic tunnels should only be worn in fully healed, stable lobes. Neither material is appropriate for fresh, healing, or recently stretched tissue. Silicone is flexible and comfortable for established lobes but is not recommended where tissue integrity is still developing. Acrylic tunnels are not autoclave-safe and should never be used in unhealed tissue.
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Are wood and stone ear tunnels safe to wear?
Wood and stone tunnels are suitable for fully healed, stable stretches only. Both are porous materials, which means they require more careful maintenance than metal or silicone alternatives and are not appropriate for all wearers. They should not be used in unhealed or recently stretched lobes. If you're unsure whether your lobes are sufficiently healed, consult a qualified professional piercer before switching to organic materials.
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How do I measure my ear tunnel size?
Measure the internal diameter of your current jewellery using digital callipers for accuracy. The tunnel's internal diameter should match your current stretched gauge. If your current jewellery is labelled in gauge numbers rather than millimetres, use a gauge-to-millimetre conversion reference — for example, 0g corresponds to 8mm and 00g to 10mm. When in doubt, size down rather than up — a tunnel that's slightly small is manageable; one that's too large will not sit correctly.
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Do you ship ear tunnels across the UK?
Yes. All ear tunnels and flesh tunnels in this collection are dispatched from within the UK. Specific delivery timeframes are not specified in provided data — see the Monster Piercing shipping information page for current estimates. First-time customers receive a discount on their first order, applied at checkout.
- Ear tunnels and flesh tunnels available across a wide range of gauges — from early stretch sizes through to large-gauge pieces
- Fit styles include double flared tunnels, screw fit tunnels, and single flared tunnels with O-ring backs
- Materials include titanium ear tunnels, surgical steel flesh tunnels, silicone ear tunnels, acrylic tunnels, and wood ear tunnels
- Suitable for healed, stable stretches — material selection should be matched to lobe condition and individual sensitivity history
- Stocked for everyday wear, comfort wear, and decorative or occasion-specific styles
- Fast UK shipping on all orders; first-time customers receive a discount at checkout
| Attribute | Options Available | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Gauge Range | 1.6mm (16g) and above | See size guide for full gauge-to-mm conversion |
| Fit Style | Double flared, screw fit, single flared | Double flared requires flexible, healed lobe |
| Materials | Titanium, surgical steel, silicone, acrylic, wood, stone | Material grade not specified in provided data — confirm on individual product listings |
| Structure | Hollow (tunnel) | Distinguishes from solid plugs — same gauge compatibility |
| Country of Dispatch | United Kingdom | Fast UK shipping on all orders |
- Suitable for professional piercers and studios sourcing tunnels for client retail or studio stock
- Titanium ear tunnels intended to support biocompatibility requirements for clients with documented metal sensitivities — confirm material grade on individual product listings before clinical use
- Screw fit tunnels may be preferable in studio settings for ease of assisted fitting across gauge sizes
- Acrylic and wood ear tunnels are not autoclave-safe — not suitable for use in unhealed or compromised tissue
- Bulk and multipack pricing available on select fittings — contact Monster Piercing for studio enquiries
- All ear tunnels in this collection are intended for use on healed, professionally assessed piercings only — do not use in unhealed or recently stretched tissue without professional guidance
- Double flared tunnels require a lobe with sufficient flexibility to accommodate the flare diameter — forcing insertion into an insufficiently healed or inflexible lobe risks tissue damage
- Silicone, acrylic, and wood ear tunnels should only be worn in fully healed, stable lobes — these materials are not appropriate for fresh or healing stretches
- Individuals with a history of nickel sensitivity or metal allergy should review material specifications on individual product listings before purchase — surgical steel flesh tunnels may not be appropriate for all wearers
- Material grade information (e.g. ASTM F136 titanium, ASTM F138 steel) should be confirmed on individual product listings — not specified globally across this collection in provided data
- If you experience persistent irritation, swelling, or discharge, remove jewellery and consult a qualified professional piercer or licensed medical provider
- All ear tunnels and flesh tunnels ship from within the UK — fast UK delivery on all orders
- First-time customers receive a discount on their first purchase — applied at checkout
- Specific delivery timeframes: not specified in provided data — see Monster Piercing shipping information for current delivery estimates
- Measure your current jewellery gauge before ordering — match internal tunnel diameter to your existing stretch size for accurate fit
- Returns and exchanges policy: not specified in provided data — refer to Monster Piercing returns information at checkout
All ear tunnels and flesh tunnels in this collection are intended for use on healed or professionally assessed piercings only. Aftercare requirements, healing times, and material suitability vary by individual. The information provided on this page is for general guidance purposes only and does not constitute professional medical or piercing advice. Consult a qualified professional piercer or licensed medical provider before changing jewellery in unhealed, recently stretched, or irritated tissue. Monster Piercing does not make medical claims regarding the healing, treatment, or prevention of skin conditions or infections. Material grade specifications should be confirmed on individual product listings.
-
What is the difference between ear tunnels and plugs?
Ear tunnels are hollow — you can see through the centre. Plugs are solid and fill the stretched gauge completely. Both fit the same stretched gauge size and are suitable for healed lobes. The choice between them is primarily aesthetic and personal preference. At larger gauges, tunnels are generally lighter than solid plugs of the same material and diameter.
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What size ear tunnels do I need?
Your tunnel size should match your current stretched gauge exactly. Measure the internal diameter of your existing jewellery in millimetres if you're unsure. Common starting sizes are 1.6mm (16g) through to 3.2mm (8g) for early stretches, with sizes increasing from there. See the size guide on this page for a full gauge-to-millimetre conversion reference.
-
What is the difference between double flared and screw fit tunnels?
Double flared tunnels have a wider rim on both ends than the wearable section in the middle. They require a lobe flexible enough for the flare to pass through on insertion — not suitable for fresh or recent stretches. Screw fit tunnels have a removable back that threads into place, making insertion straightforward regardless of lobe flexibility. Screw fit tunnels are generally easier to insert and are workable across a wider range of stretch stages.
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Which ear tunnel material is best for sensitive ears?
Titanium ear tunnels are commonly chosen by wearers with a history of metal sensitivity, as titanium is lightweight and intended to support biocompatibility in healed tissue. Surgical steel flesh tunnels are durable and widely used but may not be appropriate for individuals with confirmed nickel sensitivity. If you have a documented metal allergy, confirm the specific material grade on individual product listings before purchasing. Consult a professional piercer or medical provider if you have ongoing sensitivity concerns.
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Can I wear silicone or acrylic ear tunnels in a fresh stretch?
No. Silicone ear tunnels and acrylic tunnels should only be worn in fully healed, stable lobes. Neither material is appropriate for fresh, healing, or recently stretched tissue. Silicone is flexible and comfortable for established lobes but is not recommended where tissue integrity is still developing. Acrylic tunnels are not autoclave-safe and should never be used in unhealed tissue.
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Are wood and stone ear tunnels safe to wear?
Wood and stone tunnels are suitable for fully healed, stable stretches only. Both are porous materials, which means they require more careful maintenance than metal or silicone alternatives and are not appropriate for all wearers. They should not be used in unhealed or recently stretched lobes. If you're unsure whether your lobes are sufficiently healed, consult a qualified professional piercer before switching to organic materials.
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How do I measure my ear tunnel size?
Measure the internal diameter of your current jewellery using digital callipers for accuracy. The tunnel's internal diameter should match your current stretched gauge. If your current jewellery is labelled in gauge numbers rather than millimetres, use a gauge-to-millimetre conversion reference — for example, 0g corresponds to 8mm and 00g to 10mm. When in doubt, size down rather than up — a tunnel that's slightly small is manageable; one that's too large will not sit correctly.
-
Do you ship ear tunnels across the UK?
Yes. All ear tunnels and flesh tunnels in this collection are dispatched from within the UK. Specific delivery timeframes are not specified in provided data — see the Monster Piercing shipping information page for current estimates. First-time customers receive a discount on their first order, applied at checkout.