体验我们球形后扣耳钉系列的日常优雅,它专为舒适、时尚和多功能性而设计。每件耳钉均采用钛、外科钢和纯银等高品质材料制成,旨在提供牢固的佩戴和光滑的表面,让您全天佩戴无忧。
我们的球形后扣耳钉采用圆形后扣设计,舒适贴合皮肤,非常适合软骨、耳垂、耳屏和耳廓穿孔。您可以选择简约、抛光的款式或镶嵌宝石的设计,以搭配您的个性化造型。
这些耳钉将现代风格与实用舒适融为一体,是那些喜欢精致、简约珠宝的人的完美选择,为任何穿孔收藏提供了永恒的选择。
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体验我们球形后扣耳钉系列的日常优雅,它专为舒适、时尚和多功能性而设计。每件耳钉均采用钛、外科钢和纯银等高品质材料制成,旨在提供牢固的佩戴和光滑的表面,让您全天佩戴无忧。
我们的球形后扣耳钉采用圆形后扣设计,舒适贴合皮肤,非常适合软骨、耳垂、耳屏和耳廓穿孔。您可以选择简约、抛光的款式或镶嵌宝石的设计,以搭配您的个性化造型。
这些耳钉将现代风格与实用舒适融为一体,是那些喜欢精致、简约珠宝的人的完美选择,为任何穿孔收藏提供了永恒的选择。
| Specification | Detail | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Closure Type | Ball back (threaded ball onto post) | Secure fit; suitable for cartilage placements |
| Common Gauges | 16g (1.2mm), 18g (1.0mm) | 16g most standard for UK cartilage piercings |
| Post Lengths Available | 6mm–8mm (varies by product) | Check individual product listing for exact sizing |
| Materials Available | Implant-grade titanium, implant-grade surgical steel, solid gold, bioflex | Material standards: ASTM F136 (titanium), ASTM F138 (steel) where specified per product |
| Suitable Placements | Helix, tragus, conch, rook | Confirm gauge and post length match existing piercing before ordering |
| Finish | Polished; anodised options available in titanium range | Not specified in provided data for all product variants |
| Country of Dispatch | United Kingdom | Fast UK delivery |
Products in this collection are intended for use on healed or professionally assessed piercings only. Aftercare requirements, healing timelines, and material suitability vary between individuals. Monster Piercing does not provide medical advice. Nothing on this page constitutes a recommendation for use on unhealed tissue or a substitute for advice from a qualified professional piercer or licensed medical provider. If you are experiencing complications with a piercing — including persistent swelling, discharge, or suspected infection — consult a medical professional before changing jewellery. Material grade and certification details vary by individual product — refer to individual product listings for specific material specifications.
Most cartilage piercings in the UK are performed at 16g (1.2mm). Tragus piercings are sometimes done at 18g (1.0mm) depending on the piercer and client anatomy. If you are unsure what gauge your piercing is, your piercer can measure your existing jewellery before you order.
A ball back stud has a small threaded ball that screws onto the end of the post to hold the jewellery in place. It sits against the back of the ear and is more compact than a butterfly clasp, which makes it better suited to cartilage placements where you want minimal movement and no snagging.
Ball back studs are generally recommended for healed cartilage piercings. For a fresh or healing piercing, flat back labret studs are the professional standard — the flat disc on the back does not press into swollen tissue. Speak to your piercer before changing jewellery in a healing cartilage site.
Implant-grade titanium (ASTM F136) is widely considered the best material for cartilage studs, particularly for anyone with metal sensitivity or a history of reactions. It contains no nickel, is lightweight, and can be anodised to different colours. Implant-grade steel (ASTM F138) is also appropriate for most people. Sterling silver is not implant-grade and is not recommended for ongoing cartilage wear.
Sterling silver is 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals. It is not considered implant-grade, it oxidises over time, and it is not recommended for cartilage piercings by the Association of Professional Piercers (APP). For healed piercings worn briefly, some individuals tolerate it without issue — but for regular, day-to-day wear in a cartilage site, implant-grade titanium or solid gold are more appropriate choices.
Ball back studs are commonly worn in helix, tragus, conch, and rook piercings. The correct post length varies by placement — helix and conch typically suit 6mm–8mm posts, while tragus usually sits best at 6mm once fully healed. Check individual product listings for available post lengths.
For a healed tragus piercing, a 6mm post length works for most anatomies. Initial piercing jewellery is usually longer to allow for swelling. If you are replacing jewellery in a healed tragus, your current stud can be measured by your piercer to confirm the right post length before you order.
| Specification | Detail | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Closure Type | Ball back (threaded ball onto post) | Secure fit; suitable for cartilage placements |
| Common Gauges | 16g (1.2mm), 18g (1.0mm) | 16g most standard for UK cartilage piercings |
| Post Lengths Available | 6mm–8mm (varies by product) | Check individual product listing for exact sizing |
| Materials Available | Implant-grade titanium, implant-grade surgical steel, solid gold, bioflex | Material standards: ASTM F136 (titanium), ASTM F138 (steel) where specified per product |
| Suitable Placements | Helix, tragus, conch, rook | Confirm gauge and post length match existing piercing before ordering |
| Finish | Polished; anodised options available in titanium range | Not specified in provided data for all product variants |
| Country of Dispatch | United Kingdom | Fast UK delivery |
Products in this collection are intended for use on healed or professionally assessed piercings only. Aftercare requirements, healing timelines, and material suitability vary between individuals. Monster Piercing does not provide medical advice. Nothing on this page constitutes a recommendation for use on unhealed tissue or a substitute for advice from a qualified professional piercer or licensed medical provider. If you are experiencing complications with a piercing — including persistent swelling, discharge, or suspected infection — consult a medical professional before changing jewellery. Material grade and certification details vary by individual product — refer to individual product listings for specific material specifications.
Most cartilage piercings in the UK are performed at 16g (1.2mm). Tragus piercings are sometimes done at 18g (1.0mm) depending on the piercer and client anatomy. If you are unsure what gauge your piercing is, your piercer can measure your existing jewellery before you order.
A ball back stud has a small threaded ball that screws onto the end of the post to hold the jewellery in place. It sits against the back of the ear and is more compact than a butterfly clasp, which makes it better suited to cartilage placements where you want minimal movement and no snagging.
Ball back studs are generally recommended for healed cartilage piercings. For a fresh or healing piercing, flat back labret studs are the professional standard — the flat disc on the back does not press into swollen tissue. Speak to your piercer before changing jewellery in a healing cartilage site.
Implant-grade titanium (ASTM F136) is widely considered the best material for cartilage studs, particularly for anyone with metal sensitivity or a history of reactions. It contains no nickel, is lightweight, and can be anodised to different colours. Implant-grade steel (ASTM F138) is also appropriate for most people. Sterling silver is not implant-grade and is not recommended for ongoing cartilage wear.
Sterling silver is 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals. It is not considered implant-grade, it oxidises over time, and it is not recommended for cartilage piercings by the Association of Professional Piercers (APP). For healed piercings worn briefly, some individuals tolerate it without issue — but for regular, day-to-day wear in a cartilage site, implant-grade titanium or solid gold are more appropriate choices.
Ball back studs are commonly worn in helix, tragus, conch, and rook piercings. The correct post length varies by placement — helix and conch typically suit 6mm–8mm posts, while tragus usually sits best at 6mm once fully healed. Check individual product listings for available post lengths.
For a healed tragus piercing, a 6mm post length works for most anatomies. Initial piercing jewellery is usually longer to allow for swelling. If you are replacing jewellery in a healed tragus, your current stud can be measured by your piercer to confirm the right post length before you order.
球背耳钉是一种穿刺饰品风格,其特点是圆形球状末端,而非扁平盘状。光滑的球状物舒适地贴合穿刺孔背面,使其成为耳部、软骨和唇部穿刺的理想选择。
是的。我们的外科手术钢球背耳钉是
低过敏性产品,对大多数皮肤类型都是安全的。纯银耳钉适用于已愈合的穿孔,但对于新穿孔可能不太理想,因为银会氧化。如果您的穿孔是新的,最好先使用钛或钢材质,待愈合后再更换为银饰。
圆珠耳钉用途广泛,可佩戴于多种穿孔部位,包括耳廓、耳垂、耳蜗、耳屏、唇部和软骨穿孔。其圆润的背面使其特别适合易受摩擦的区域。
我们的大多数球形后堵耳钉都采用外螺纹设计,确保佩戴牢固且经典。每件产品都经过精密制造,确保螺纹光滑,不会刺激穿孔。
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