G23 Grade Titan Tropfenförmiger flacher Segment-Clickerring mit Scharnier
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- Körperteil: Nase, Ohr
- Material: Titan der Güteklasse G23
- Farbe: Titan (glatt) | Gold eloxiert
- Dicke: 16G (1,2 mm)
- Innendurchmesser: 8mm
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Artikelinformationen
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | G23 Implant-Grade Titanium (ASTM F136) |
| Gauge | 16G (1.2mm thickness) |
| Inner Diameter Options | 7mm, 8mm, 10mm |
| Stone Type | Linked Marquise-Cut Cubic Zirconia |
| Available Finishes | Plain Titanium, Gold Anodised |
| Piercing Type | Hinged Segment Clicker |
| Body Part Suitability | Septum, Daith, Helix, Lobe (16G pierced) |
| Hypoallergenic | Yes—Nickel-Free, Implant-Grade |
| Skin-Safe Certification | Meets ASTM F136 biocompatibility standards |
| Material Component | Type & Properties | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Main Band | G23 Implant-Grade Titanium (ASTM F136, ISO 5832-3) | Medical-grade material with minimal nickel, iron, and cobalt. Biocompatible for sensitive skin and fresh piercings. Lightweight and durable for daily wear. |
| Nickel Content | Less than 0.08% (vs. 8–12% in surgical steel) | G23 is nickel-free certified, eliminating the most common cause of piercing irritation and allergic reactions. |
| Hinged Segment | Same G23 Titanium alloy as the main band | Ensures consistent biocompatibility and durability. The hinge moves smoothly without metal-on-metal friction damage. |
| Cubic Zirconia Stones | Precision-cut crystalline zirconia, lab-created | Durable synthetic diamond alternative with excellent sparkle and light reflection. Resistant to scratching and clouding with proper care. |
| Stone Setting | Titanium bezels securing each marquise stone | Protects stones from impact and ensures long-term durability. No adhesive needed; mechanical setting resists loosening. |
| Gold Anodisation (Optional) | Electrochemical gold-coloured coating on the titanium surface | Creates a warm aesthetic without introducing new metals. Anodisation is bonded to the titanium surface, not plating; more durable and longer-lasting. |
| Gauge Size | Measurement (mm) | Common Piercing Locations | How to Measure |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16G (Standard) | 1.2mm thickness | Septum, daith, helix, lobe (standard & stretched) | Use a calliper to measure the jewellery bar thickness. 16G is the most common body piercing size. |
| Inner Diameter Options: | |||
| 7mm | Small inner diameter | Standard septum piercings; typical anatomy without stretching | Measure the distance across the inside of your current jewellery from edge to edge, passing through the centre. |
| 8mm | Medium inner diameter | Most septums, daiths, and stretched lobes are versatile across body types | 8mm suits average to slightly larger piercing anatomy. Best starting point if unsure. |
| 10mm | Large inner diameter | Stretched septums, daiths, and lobes; larger individual anatomy | Choose 10mm if your piercing has been stretched or your natural anatomy requires more space. |
If you already wear a clicker or segment ring: Remove it and measure the inside distance straight across (the inner diameter). Match that measurement to your new clicker size.
If you're unsure: Consult your piercer. They can measure your specific piercing anatomy and recommend the ideal diameter for comfort and security.
Common Sizing Notes: Most standard septum piercings fit comfortably in 7mm or 8mm. Daith piercings typically need 8mm or 10mm due to the curved anatomy. Stretched lobes vary widely; if your lobe has been stretched to 10mm or larger, choose the 10mm clicker diameter.
Yes. G23 is implant-grade titanium meeting ASTM F136 standards, containing less than 0.08% nickel—making it effectively nickel-free. Nickel is the primary cause of piercing irritation and allergic reactions, so G23's low nickel content makes it the safest choice for sensitive skin and freshly pierced ears. If you've experienced irritation from surgical steel or other metals, G23 is engineered to eliminate that risk.
A clicker ring features a hinged segment that opens smoothly, allowing easy insertion without twisting or angling. Traditional segment rings are completely solid, requiring careful manipulation during insertion. Clickers are less intimidating for new piercings, require less handling (reducing tissue trauma), and feel more intuitive to use. Once inserted, both styles feel equally comfortable, but clickers win on ease and peace of mind.
Measure the inside distance of any clicker or segment ring you currently wear—that's your inner diameter. Common sizes are 7mm (small), 8mm (medium), and 10mm (large). If you're unsure, 8mm is the safest starting point for most septum and daith piercings. Your piercer can also measure your specific anatomy and make a recommendation, especially if your piercing has been stretched.
Yes—clicker rings are specifically valued during healing because the hinged design requires minimal handling and causes less tissue trauma than traditional segment rings. Once your piercer confirms your piercing is suitable for jewellery insertion, a G23 titanium clicker is an excellent choice for the first weeks and months of healing.
Cubic zirconia is durable for daily wear, but it can cloud over extended time if exposed to harsh chemicals or excessive moisture. Regular cleaning with saline solution and gentle drying will keep stones sparkling. Avoid chlorine pools, harsh detergents, and prolonged soaking. With proper care, the sparkle should remain brilliant for years.
Plain titanium is a neutral silver-grey tone that suits any aesthetic. Gold anodised is the same titanium with an electrochemically applied gold-coloured coating that creates a warm, luxury appearance. The coating is bonded to the titanium surface (not plating), making it more durable. Choose based on personal style preference—both are equally hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive skin.
Wash your hands first. Hold the ring gently and push the hinged segment outward until it opens. Slowly guide one end of the band into your piercing, then close the hinge by applying gentle pressure until it clicks shut. To remove, simply open the hinge again and gently slide the ring out. The motion should be smooth and pain-free. If resistance develops, stop and consult your piercer.
Yes. Daith piercings have curved anatomy, and the inner diameter options (7mm, 8mm, 10mm) accommodate most daith placements. Most people find 8mm or 10mm comfortable for daith wear. The implant-grade titanium is safe for daith piercings in all healing stages. If your daith was recently pierced, consult your piercer for the ideal diameter before ordering.
During the first 4–12 weeks (healing phase), clean 1–2 times daily with saline solution. Once healed, cleaning 2–3 times per week with saline or unscented soap and water maintains hygiene. Always rinse and dry thoroughly after cleaning or showering. Regular gentle care prevents bacterial growth and keeps the clicker in excellent condition.
Yes. Once your piercing is fully healed and the clicker is properly sized, you can sleep in it safely. The hinged design prevents sharp edges or pressure points, making it comfortable for extended wear. If you're a side sleeper and the ring becomes uncomfortable during sleep, you can remove it and reinsert it on waking—the hinged design makes this quick and easy.
If the inner diameter feels too tight or too loose, contact Monster Piercing customer service. We offer a full satisfaction guarantee and straightforward returns for sizing issues. Your piercing comfort is our priority, and we'll help you find the correct size.
Yes. Gold anodisation is an electrochemical process that bonds the gold colour to the titanium surface. Unlike plating, it won't chip or peel with normal wear. With proper care (avoiding harsh chemicals and excessive moisture), the gold finish remains vibrant for years. If the finish eventually fades, anodisation can be reapplied by a professional.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | G23 Implant-Grade Titanium (ASTM F136) |
| Gauge | 16G (1.2mm thickness) |
| Inner Diameter Options | 7mm, 8mm, 10mm |
| Stone Type | Linked Marquise-Cut Cubic Zirconia |
| Available Finishes | Plain Titanium, Gold Anodised |
| Piercing Type | Hinged Segment Clicker |
| Body Part Suitability | Septum, Daith, Helix, Lobe (16G pierced) |
| Hypoallergenic | Yes—Nickel-Free, Implant-Grade |
| Skin-Safe Certification | Meets ASTM F136 biocompatibility standards |
| Material Component | Type & Properties | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Main Band | G23 Implant-Grade Titanium (ASTM F136, ISO 5832-3) | Medical-grade material with minimal nickel, iron, and cobalt. Biocompatible for sensitive skin and fresh piercings. Lightweight and durable for daily wear. |
| Nickel Content | Less than 0.08% (vs. 8–12% in surgical steel) | G23 is nickel-free certified, eliminating the most common cause of piercing irritation and allergic reactions. |
| Hinged Segment | Same G23 Titanium alloy as the main band | Ensures consistent biocompatibility and durability. The hinge moves smoothly without metal-on-metal friction damage. |
| Cubic Zirconia Stones | Precision-cut crystalline zirconia, lab-created | Durable synthetic diamond alternative with excellent sparkle and light reflection. Resistant to scratching and clouding with proper care. |
| Stone Setting | Titanium bezels securing each marquise stone | Protects stones from impact and ensures long-term durability. No adhesive needed; mechanical setting resists loosening. |
| Gold Anodisation (Optional) | Electrochemical gold-coloured coating on the titanium surface | Creates a warm aesthetic without introducing new metals. Anodisation is bonded to the titanium surface, not plating; more durable and longer-lasting. |
| Gauge Size | Measurement (mm) | Common Piercing Locations | How to Measure |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16G (Standard) | 1.2mm thickness | Septum, daith, helix, lobe (standard & stretched) | Use a calliper to measure the jewellery bar thickness. 16G is the most common body piercing size. |
| Inner Diameter Options: | |||
| 7mm | Small inner diameter | Standard septum piercings; typical anatomy without stretching | Measure the distance across the inside of your current jewellery from edge to edge, passing through the centre. |
| 8mm | Medium inner diameter | Most septums, daiths, and stretched lobes are versatile across body types | 8mm suits average to slightly larger piercing anatomy. Best starting point if unsure. |
| 10mm | Large inner diameter | Stretched septums, daiths, and lobes; larger individual anatomy | Choose 10mm if your piercing has been stretched or your natural anatomy requires more space. |
If you already wear a clicker or segment ring: Remove it and measure the inside distance straight across (the inner diameter). Match that measurement to your new clicker size.
If you're unsure: Consult your piercer. They can measure your specific piercing anatomy and recommend the ideal diameter for comfort and security.
Common Sizing Notes: Most standard septum piercings fit comfortably in 7mm or 8mm. Daith piercings typically need 8mm or 10mm due to the curved anatomy. Stretched lobes vary widely; if your lobe has been stretched to 10mm or larger, choose the 10mm clicker diameter.
Yes. G23 is implant-grade titanium meeting ASTM F136 standards, containing less than 0.08% nickel—making it effectively nickel-free. Nickel is the primary cause of piercing irritation and allergic reactions, so G23's low nickel content makes it the safest choice for sensitive skin and freshly pierced ears. If you've experienced irritation from surgical steel or other metals, G23 is engineered to eliminate that risk.
A clicker ring features a hinged segment that opens smoothly, allowing easy insertion without twisting or angling. Traditional segment rings are completely solid, requiring careful manipulation during insertion. Clickers are less intimidating for new piercings, require less handling (reducing tissue trauma), and feel more intuitive to use. Once inserted, both styles feel equally comfortable, but clickers win on ease and peace of mind.
Measure the inside distance of any clicker or segment ring you currently wear—that's your inner diameter. Common sizes are 7mm (small), 8mm (medium), and 10mm (large). If you're unsure, 8mm is the safest starting point for most septum and daith piercings. Your piercer can also measure your specific anatomy and make a recommendation, especially if your piercing has been stretched.
Yes—clicker rings are specifically valued during healing because the hinged design requires minimal handling and causes less tissue trauma than traditional segment rings. Once your piercer confirms your piercing is suitable for jewellery insertion, a G23 titanium clicker is an excellent choice for the first weeks and months of healing.
Cubic zirconia is durable for daily wear, but it can cloud over extended time if exposed to harsh chemicals or excessive moisture. Regular cleaning with saline solution and gentle drying will keep stones sparkling. Avoid chlorine pools, harsh detergents, and prolonged soaking. With proper care, the sparkle should remain brilliant for years.
Plain titanium is a neutral silver-grey tone that suits any aesthetic. Gold anodised is the same titanium with an electrochemically applied gold-coloured coating that creates a warm, luxury appearance. The coating is bonded to the titanium surface (not plating), making it more durable. Choose based on personal style preference—both are equally hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive skin.
Wash your hands first. Hold the ring gently and push the hinged segment outward until it opens. Slowly guide one end of the band into your piercing, then close the hinge by applying gentle pressure until it clicks shut. To remove, simply open the hinge again and gently slide the ring out. The motion should be smooth and pain-free. If resistance develops, stop and consult your piercer.
Yes. Daith piercings have curved anatomy, and the inner diameter options (7mm, 8mm, 10mm) accommodate most daith placements. Most people find 8mm or 10mm comfortable for daith wear. The implant-grade titanium is safe for daith piercings in all healing stages. If your daith was recently pierced, consult your piercer for the ideal diameter before ordering.
During the first 4–12 weeks (healing phase), clean 1–2 times daily with saline solution. Once healed, cleaning 2–3 times per week with saline or unscented soap and water maintains hygiene. Always rinse and dry thoroughly after cleaning or showering. Regular gentle care prevents bacterial growth and keeps the clicker in excellent condition.
Yes. Once your piercing is fully healed and the clicker is properly sized, you can sleep in it safely. The hinged design prevents sharp edges or pressure points, making it comfortable for extended wear. If you're a side sleeper and the ring becomes uncomfortable during sleep, you can remove it and reinsert it on waking—the hinged design makes this quick and easy.
If the inner diameter feels too tight or too loose, contact Monster Piercing customer service. We offer a full satisfaction guarantee and straightforward returns for sizing issues. Your piercing comfort is our priority, and we'll help you find the correct size.
Yes. Gold anodisation is an electrochemical process that bonds the gold colour to the titanium surface. Unlike plating, it won't chip or peel with normal wear. With proper care (avoiding harsh chemicals and excessive moisture), the gold finish remains vibrant for years. If the finish eventually fades, anodisation can be reapplied by a professional.
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