软骨 | 耳轮 | 耳屏饰品
316L 外科不锈钢扇形马眼形 CZ 镶钻平底耳钉
扇贝侯爵夫人立方氧化锆宝石平底耳钉，为您的耳软骨、耳廓或耳屏穿孔增添一抹精致。这款耳钉采用耐用的316L外科钢制成，设计优雅的扇贝状，并镶嵌高品质立方氧化锆。16G（1.2毫米）的杆粗和6毫米的杆长确保佩戴牢固舒适，而内螺纹设计则便于平稳插入和闭合。非常适合那些欣赏精致工艺并希望通过闪耀的优雅...
查看完整细节
316L 医用钢 立方氧化锆镶嵌扇贝铰链分段式耳环
这款制作精美的卡扣式圆环采用优质 316L 医用不锈钢制成，为您的穿刺饰品系列增添一抹亮色。它采用精确的珠状镶嵌工艺，镶嵌一排耀眼的宝石，兼具舒适性和出众的风格。非常适合鼻中隔、耳蜗或耳廓穿刺，佩戴牢固，优雅大方。 商品信息 ...
查看完整细节
316L 外科钢立方氧化锆镶钻眼部铰链分段式卡扣圈
这款戒指设计优雅，中央水晶周围环绕着一系列金色珠子，营造出精致而引人注目的外观。它由耐用的316L外科手术钢制成，兼具强度和风格。镀金饰面增添了一丝奢华感，使其成为追求独特精致配饰的理想选择。 商品信息 身体部位：鼻子、耳朵 杆材质：316L 手术钢 厚度：16G (1.2...
查看完整细节
316L 医用钢 立方氧化锆镶钻铰链分段式按扣环
用这款旭日状点击环为您的珠宝系列增添耀眼光芒，它采用优质 316L 医用钢制成。辐射状的立方氧化锆石设计能完美捕捉光线，非常适合鼻中隔、耳蜗或耳廓穿孔。它设计舒适，佩戴方便，能为任何造型增添引人注目的亮点。 商品信息 身体部位：鼻子、耳朵 杆材质：316L 医用钢 厚度：1...
查看完整细节
紫外线红色拉唇环，带原色紫外线锥（10 件装）
商品信息 身体部位：耳软骨、耳廓、耳屏、唇钉 杆和锥体材料：UV 杆粗细：16G（1.2毫米） 杆长：6毫米、8毫米、10毫米 螺纹：外螺纹 锥体尺寸：1.2x3毫米
蓝色UV唇钉带闪光UV锥形 (10个装)
蓝色紫外线唇钉（带闪光紫外线锥）是一款多功能身体穿刺饰品，适用于软骨、耳廓、耳屏和唇部穿刺。该产品采用紫外线材料制成的杆和锥体，以其轻巧和生物相容性而闻名，佩戴舒适，适合长时间佩戴。 杆厚度：杆的厚度为 16 号（1.2 毫米），是各种穿刺的常见尺寸，确保兼容性和易用性。 杆长：...
查看完整细节
蓝色紫外线唇钉，带透明紫外线锥体（10件装）
商品信息 身体部位：软骨，耳廓，耳屏，唇环 杆和锥体材料：UV 杆粗细：16G (1.2mm) 杆长度：6mm，8mm，10mm 螺纹：外螺纹 锥体尺寸：1.2x3mm
红色紫外线唇钉，带透明色紫外线锥形头（10个装）
商品信息 身体部位：耳软骨、耳廓、耳屏、唇钉 杆和锥体材质：UV 杆粗细：16G (1.2mm) 杆长：6mm, 8mm, 10mm 螺纹：外螺纹 锥体尺寸：1.2x3mm
奶白色UV唇钉，带素色UV圆球（10件套）
商品信息 身体部位：耳软骨、耳廓、耳屏、唇钉 杆和球的材质：UV 杆粗细：16G (1.2mm) 杆长：6mm, 8mm, 10mm 螺纹：外螺纹 球尺寸：1.2x3mm
红色紫外线唇钉，带多色紫外线圆球（10个装）
商品信息 身体部位：耳软骨，耳廓，耳屏，唇部 杆和球材质：UV 杆粗细：16G (1.2mm) 杆长：6毫米，8毫米，10毫米 螺纹：外螺纹 球尺寸：1.2x3毫米
紫外线黑色唇钉，带基本紫外线圆球（10件装）
商品信息 身体部位：耳软骨、耳轮、耳屏、唇钉 杆和球材质：UV 杆粗：16G (1.2mm) 杆长：6毫米，8毫米，10毫米 螺纹：外螺纹 球尺寸：1.2x3毫米
带大理石纹UV球的红色UV唇钉（10件装）
商品信息 身体部位：耳软骨、耳廓、耳屏、唇钉 杆和球材质：UV 杆厚度：16G (1.2mm) 杆长：6mm，8mm，10mm 螺纹：外螺纹 球尺寸：1.2x3mm
粉色紫外线唇钉，带扎染紫外线球（10件装）
商品信息 身体部位：耳软骨、耳廓、耳屏、唇钉 杆和球材质：UV 杆粗：16G (1.2mm) 杆长：6mm、8mm、10mm 螺纹：外螺纹 球尺寸：1.2x3mm
UV粉色唇钉，带大理石UV圆球（10件装）
商品信息 身体部位：耳软骨、耳廓、耳屏、唇钉 杆和球的材质：UV 杆粗：16G (1.2mm) 杆长：6mm, 8mm, 10mm 螺纹：外螺纹 球尺寸：1.2x3mm
UV黄色唇钉，带UV基本球（10件装）
商品信息 身体部位：耳软骨，耳廓，耳屏，唇钉 杆和球的材质：UV 杆粗：16G (1.2mm) 杆长：6mm, 8mm, 10mm 螺纹：外螺纹 球尺寸：1.2x3mm
316L医用钢唇钉带透明霓虹UV锥体（10件套）
商品信息 身体部位：耳软骨、耳轮、耳屏、唇钉 杆材质：316L 手术钢 杆粗细：16G (1.2mm) 杆长：6mm, 8mm, 10mm 螺纹：外螺纹 锥形：UV 锥形尺寸：1.2x3mm
316L医用钢内螺纹唇钉，带闪光UV锥（10个装）
商品信息 佩戴部位：耳软骨、耳廓、耳屏、唇钉 杆材质：316L 医用不锈钢 杆粗细：16G (1.2mm) 杆长：6mm, 8mm, 10mm 螺纹：外螺纹 锥体：UV 锥体尺寸：1.2x3mm
316L 外科不锈钢唇钉，带柔和传统UV锥形件（10件装）
商品信息 身体部位：软骨、耳轮、耳屏、唇钉 杆材质：316L 外科不锈钢 杆粗：16G (1.2mm) 杆长：6毫米、8毫米、10毫米 螺纹：外螺纹 锥体：UV 锥体尺寸：1.2x3毫米
316L 手术钢唇钉带基本UV锥形（10件装）
商品信息 身体部位：耳软骨、耳廓、耳屏、唇钉 杆材质：316L 医用不锈钢 杆粗细：16G (1.2mm) 杆长：6mm，8mm 螺纹：外螺纹 锥体：UV 锥体尺寸：1.2x3mm
316L 外科不锈钢唇钉，带实心大理石UV锥体（10件装）
商品信息 身体部位：耳软骨、耳轮、耳屏、唇钉 杆材质：316L 外科不锈钢 杆粗细：16G (1.2mm) 杆长：6毫米，8毫米，10毫米 螺纹：外螺纹 锥体：紫外线 锥体尺寸：1.2x3毫米
316L 外科不锈钢唇钉，带马卡龙色紫外线锥（10 件装）
使用这款 316L 外科钢唇钉杆，搭配各种鲜艳颜色的 1.2 毫米丙烯酸螺纹锥形顶部，定制您的造型。无论您喜欢大胆的亮色还是柔和的色调，总有一款能与您的心情和服装相得益彰。可互换的锥形顶部便于混搭，而高品质的钢制底座确保持久耐用和舒适。这款套装非常适合唇部、耳屏和其他穿孔，将俏皮的风格与日常实...
查看完整细节
316L医用钢唇钉，带大理石UV锥体（10个装）
商品信息 身体部位：耳软骨、耳轮、耳屏、唇钉 杆材质：316L 医用不锈钢 杆粗：16G (1.2mm) 杆长：6mm, 8mm, 10mm 螺纹：外螺纹 锥体：UV 锥体尺寸：1.2x3mm
316L 外螺纹医用不锈钢花朵吊坠螺纹耳钉
用这款精美的带珠宝花朵内螺纹悬挂式耳钉来装饰您的耳软骨、耳廓或耳屏穿孔。这款耳钉由优质 316L 外科钢制成，采用迷人的花朵设计，镶嵌闪亮的立方氧化锆宝石。16G（1.2 毫米）的耳杆厚度和 6 毫米的耳杆长度确保佩戴舒适，而内螺纹提供顺畅的插入和牢固的闭合。无论是日常佩戴还是特殊场合，这款耳...
查看完整细节
316L 医用钢镶钻十字架内螺纹螺旋扣耳钉
使用闪耀的珠宝十字内螺纹吊坠耳钉，点亮您的耳软骨、耳廓或耳屏穿孔。这款耳钉采用优质 316L 医用钢精制而成，设计精致，十字架上镶嵌着高品质的立方氧化锆。16G (1.2mm) 的杆粗和 6mm 的杆长确保佩戴舒适，内螺纹提供平稳插入和牢固闭合。无论是日常佩戴还是特殊场合，都是为您的穿孔收藏增...
查看完整细节欢迎选购我们精心策划的时尚耳软骨饰品系列，专为耳屏、耳廓和耳上部穿孔设计。从简约耳钉到个性耳圈，我们的产品旨在提升您的耳部造型，同时确保佩戴舒适持久。
我们的耳软骨饰品采用黄金、白银、钛和医用不锈钢等优质材料精制而成，将现代设计与日常佩戴的舒适性融为一体。
探索我们独特的耳软骨耳饰
我们系列中的每件耳软骨耳饰都旨在帮助您表达个性，同时不影响舒适度。您可以选择优雅的平背设计、安全的无螺纹款式和适用于多种耳软骨穿孔的多功能耳圈。
我们的14K耳软骨耳饰和三石耳软骨耳饰尤其受那些希望为耳部叠戴增添精致而引人注目的元素的顾客欢迎。
满足各种品味的多样风格
我们的耳软骨饰品系列包括多种风格，例如：
-
扁平耳廓饰品
-
耳廓穿孔耳饰
-
耳软骨耳圈
-
耳钉和无螺纹耳廓饰品
现有尺寸包括6毫米、7毫米和8毫米，让您轻松找到适合您穿孔和个人风格的完美尺寸。
信任我们的品质和工艺
在Monster Piercing，质量和安全是我们的首要任务。每一件耳软骨饰品都经过严格的质量检查，以确保其符合我们对舒适度、耐用性和光洁度的标准。
我们对工艺的承诺确保您收到外观精美、日常佩戴可靠的饰品。
- Inspired by individuality: This collection celebrates personal expression through ear stacking. We believe your jewellery should reflect your unique style, whether minimalist or maximalist.
- Crafted for comfort: Every cartilage earring prioritises wearability. Flat backs distribute pressure evenly across healing piercings, while threadless designs eliminate sharp edges that can irritate sensitive tissue.
- Material philosophy: We source premium materials—titanium for biocompatibility, gold for luxury, surgical steel for reliability. Each material is chosen to age beautifully and perform durably.
- Size inclusivity: Piercing anatomy varies. Our range spans 6mm, 7mm, and 8mm sizes, accommodating different ear shapes and personal preferences.
- Diverse aesthetics: From elegant studs to bold hoops, from delicate three-stone designs to modern threadless styles, this collection serves both minimalists and statement-makers equally.
- Quality over trends: Rather than chase fleeting fashions, we focus on timeless designs that remain relevant season after season, year after year.
- Expert curation: Every piece passes strict quality checks. You're shopping a hand-selected range, not generic bulk inventory.
- The classic stack: Pair a flat back stud in your upper helix with a 7mm or 8mm hoop lower down. Add a matching tragus piece for balance. This three-piece stack works across all aesthetics and material preferences.
- Minimalist approach: Choose 6mm titanium studs in matching metal across 2–3 piercings. Subtle, elegant, and endlessly versatile. Gold studs bring warmth to this aesthetic.
- Statement mixing: Combine a delicate upper helix stud with a bold lower helix hoop. The contrast draws the eye and creates visual depth without overwhelming.
- Material play: Mix gold with titanium or silver for contemporary flair. A single gold piece among titanium studs creates a focal point. A gold hoop paired with silver studs celebrates an eclectic aesthetic.
- Colour and stone: Our three-stone cartilage earrings and gemstone designs work as collection anchors. Build around them with simpler studs in matching metals for cohesion.
- Seasonal shifts: Gold cartilage earrings warm skin in autumn and winter. Silver and titanium suit bright spring and summer aesthetics.
- The ear stack rule: Use odd numbers of pieces (3 or 5) for visual balance. Alternate stud sizes, 6mm and 8mm, create more interest than two matching pieces.
- Know your gauge: Most initial cartilage piercings are 16g or 14g. Check your existing jewellery or ask your piercer. Gauge size directly affects fit and comfort.
- New piercings favour flat backs: Threadless helix jewellery and flat-back earrings reduce irritation during healing. Traditional threaded barbells can catch and delay healing.
- Size selection matters: 6mm studs suit delicate ears and stacked arrangements. 7mm offers versatility. 8mm makes a statement. Start by measuring your piercings or comparing jewellery you already wear.
- Material for sensitive skin: Titanium and 14k gold suit sensitive piercings best. Surgical steel is reliable but occasionally irritates nickel-sensitive individuals. Request nickel-free confirmation if concerned.
- Building your first stack: Start with one flat back stud and one small hoop. Add pieces gradually as you understand your preferences and anatomy.
- Mixing metals intentionally: Gold and silver together work when pieces aren't touching. Gold with titanium feels modern. Keep neighbouring pieces in the same metal family for cohesion.
- Return confidence: We stand behind quality. If a piece doesn't fit or suit you, our returns process ensures peace of mind with your purchase.
| Material | Properties | Best For | Durability | Maintenance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Titanium | Biocompatible, lightweight, hypoallergenic, resists tarnish | Sensitive skin, new piercings, daily wear | Excellent—lasts for years without dulling | Warm, soapy water; avoid chlorine |
| 14k Gold | Luxe finish, warm tone, naturally antimicrobial, ages beautifully | Fine jewellery, special occasions, luxury stacks | Excellent—improves with patina over time | Gentle cleaning; store separately to prevent scratching |
| Surgical Steel (316L) | Affordable, durable, silver-toned, low-maintenance | Budget-conscious stacking, experimental styles, healing piercings | Good—resists rust but may tarnish slightly | Easy care; warm, soapy water suffices |
| Silver-Tone Finishes | Bright appearance, versatile pairing, reflective quality | Neutral aesthetic, mixing with other metals | Good—may tarnish; requires occasional polishing | Silver polish or gentle rubbing with soft cloth |
- Daily cleaning: Gently wash helix jewellery and cartilage earrings in warm, soapy water using a soft cloth. Avoid harsh soaps that strip natural oils from gold or titanium.
- Remove before water exposure: Swimming, showering, and water sports can damage jewellery finishes and introduce bacteria to healing piercings. Remove pieces beforehand when possible.
- Avoid chemicals: Perfumes, lotions, and chlorine can accelerate tarnishing and irritate the piercing sites. Apply cosmetics and fragrances before inserting jewellery.
- Storage best practices: Keep pieces in a dry, dust-free container. Store gold separately from titanium and steel to prevent scratching. Use soft jewellery pouches or lined boxes.
- Healing piercings—extra care: Flat back earrings and threadless helix jewellery require gentle handling. Don't twist or turn them unnecessarily. Keep the area clean but avoid over-cleaning, which can delay healing.
- Occasional polishing: Gold develops a natural patina—embrace it or gently polish with a soft cloth. Silver-tone pieces benefit from polishing 1–2 times per year. Titanium rarely needs polishing.
- Professional cleaning: For intricate pieces like three-stone cartilage earrings, professional jewellery cleaning (ultrasonic or steam) is recommended annually to keep them looking pristine.
-
What's the difference between a helix and tragus piercing?
A helix piercing is located on the outer curved cartilage of the ear, typically in the upper portion. A tragus piercing goes through the small cartilage flap that partially covers the ear canal. Both accommodate similar jewellery styles—studs, hoops, and flat backs—but tragus jewellery tends to be smaller due to the tighter anatomy. Our collection includes options for both.
-
Can I wear cartilage earrings during healing?
Yes, but with care. Flat back earrings and threadless helix jewellery are ideal during healing—they minimise irritation and won't snag on pillows. Avoid traditional threaded barbells, which can catch and delay healing. Wait until your piercer confirms healing (typically 6–12 weeks for cartilage) before switching to statement hoops or more complex designs.
-
What gauge is a cartilage piercing?
Most initial cartilage piercings are 16g (1.2mm) or 14g (1.6mm). Some piercers start with 18g for very delicate ears. Check your existing jewellery or ask your piercer to confirm your gauge before shopping. Our collection features jewellery across these standard gauges—check individual product descriptions for specifics.
-
Is titanium better than surgical steel for sensitive skin?
Titanium generally outperforms surgical steel for sensitive piercings. It's hypoallergenic and biocompatible, making it ideal for nickel-sensitive individuals or newly pierced ears. Surgical steel is reliable for many people but occasionally contains trace nickel that can trigger reactions. If you have sensitive skin, titanium is the safer choice. Our 14k gold is also excellent for sensitive piercings.
-
How do I choose between 6mm, 7mm, and 8mm earrings?
Size depends on your ear anatomy and personal style. 6mm studs are delicate and suit stacked arrangements or smaller ears. 7mm offers versatility—comfortable for most ear shapes and visible without being overwhelming. 8mm makes a statement and works well as a single focal-point hoop or for larger ears. Start by measuring a piece you already wear or comparing sizing in product photos.
-
What's the difference between flat back and threadless helix jewellery?
Flat back earrings have a flat disc backing that sits flush against your ear, distributing pressure evenly and minimising irritation. Threadless (or press-fit) jewellery has a shaft that clicks securely into place without twisting—convenient and gentle. Both work beautifully for cartilage piercings. Flat backs are slightly more secure; threadless pieces are easier to insert and remove.
-
Can I mix gold and silver jewellery in my ear stack?
Absolutely. Mixing metals is a contemporary styling choice that creates visual interest. Gold and titanium pair well together; gold and silver can work but are less common. The key is intentionality—avoid mixing metals in pieces that touch directly. Separate neighbouring pieces by design or size to let each material shine.
-
How do I care for three-stone cartilage earrings?
Three-stone pieces require gentle care due to their intricate design. Clean with warm soapy water and a soft brush to access crevices around stones. Store in a padded jewellery box to prevent chipping. Avoid perfumes, lotions, and harsh chemicals that can dull stones or damage settings. For deep cleaning, professional jewellery cleaning services work well annually.
-
Are cartilage earrings safe for healing piercings?
Yes, when chosen carefully. Flat back earrings and high-quality titanium or gold pieces minimise complications. Surgical steel is also safe for many people. Avoid cheap metals, ornate designs with sharp edges, or heavy pieces that pull on delicate tissue. Follow your piercer's aftercare guidance and keep your jewellery clean.
-
What's your return policy if an earring doesn't fit?
Not specified in provided data. Please visit our returns page or contact customer service for current policy details.
- Inspired by individuality: This collection celebrates personal expression through ear stacking. We believe your jewellery should reflect your unique style, whether minimalist or maximalist.
- Crafted for comfort: Every cartilage earring prioritises wearability. Flat backs distribute pressure evenly across healing piercings, while threadless designs eliminate sharp edges that can irritate sensitive tissue.
- Material philosophy: We source premium materials—titanium for biocompatibility, gold for luxury, surgical steel for reliability. Each material is chosen to age beautifully and perform durably.
- Size inclusivity: Piercing anatomy varies. Our range spans 6mm, 7mm, and 8mm sizes, accommodating different ear shapes and personal preferences.
- Diverse aesthetics: From elegant studs to bold hoops, from delicate three-stone designs to modern threadless styles, this collection serves both minimalists and statement-makers equally.
- Quality over trends: Rather than chase fleeting fashions, we focus on timeless designs that remain relevant season after season, year after year.
- Expert curation: Every piece passes strict quality checks. You're shopping a hand-selected range, not generic bulk inventory.
- The classic stack: Pair a flat back stud in your upper helix with a 7mm or 8mm hoop lower down. Add a matching tragus piece for balance. This three-piece stack works across all aesthetics and material preferences.
- Minimalist approach: Choose 6mm titanium studs in matching metal across 2–3 piercings. Subtle, elegant, and endlessly versatile. Gold studs bring warmth to this aesthetic.
- Statement mixing: Combine a delicate upper helix stud with a bold lower helix hoop. The contrast draws the eye and creates visual depth without overwhelming.
- Material play: Mix gold with titanium or silver for contemporary flair. A single gold piece among titanium studs creates a focal point. A gold hoop paired with silver studs celebrates an eclectic aesthetic.
- Colour and stone: Our three-stone cartilage earrings and gemstone designs work as collection anchors. Build around them with simpler studs in matching metals for cohesion.
- Seasonal shifts: Gold cartilage earrings warm skin in autumn and winter. Silver and titanium suit bright spring and summer aesthetics.
- The ear stack rule: Use odd numbers of pieces (3 or 5) for visual balance. Alternate stud sizes, 6mm and 8mm, create more interest than two matching pieces.
- Know your gauge: Most initial cartilage piercings are 16g or 14g. Check your existing jewellery or ask your piercer. Gauge size directly affects fit and comfort.
- New piercings favour flat backs: Threadless helix jewellery and flat-back earrings reduce irritation during healing. Traditional threaded barbells can catch and delay healing.
- Size selection matters: 6mm studs suit delicate ears and stacked arrangements. 7mm offers versatility. 8mm makes a statement. Start by measuring your piercings or comparing jewellery you already wear.
- Material for sensitive skin: Titanium and 14k gold suit sensitive piercings best. Surgical steel is reliable but occasionally irritates nickel-sensitive individuals. Request nickel-free confirmation if concerned.
- Building your first stack: Start with one flat back stud and one small hoop. Add pieces gradually as you understand your preferences and anatomy.
- Mixing metals intentionally: Gold and silver together work when pieces aren't touching. Gold with titanium feels modern. Keep neighbouring pieces in the same metal family for cohesion.
- Return confidence: We stand behind quality. If a piece doesn't fit or suit you, our returns process ensures peace of mind with your purchase.
| Material | Properties | Best For | Durability | Maintenance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Titanium | Biocompatible, lightweight, hypoallergenic, resists tarnish | Sensitive skin, new piercings, daily wear | Excellent—lasts for years without dulling | Warm, soapy water; avoid chlorine |
| 14k Gold | Luxe finish, warm tone, naturally antimicrobial, ages beautifully | Fine jewellery, special occasions, luxury stacks | Excellent—improves with patina over time | Gentle cleaning; store separately to prevent scratching |
| Surgical Steel (316L) | Affordable, durable, silver-toned, low-maintenance | Budget-conscious stacking, experimental styles, healing piercings | Good—resists rust but may tarnish slightly | Easy care; warm, soapy water suffices |
| Silver-Tone Finishes | Bright appearance, versatile pairing, reflective quality | Neutral aesthetic, mixing with other metals | Good—may tarnish; requires occasional polishing | Silver polish or gentle rubbing with soft cloth |
- Daily cleaning: Gently wash helix jewellery and cartilage earrings in warm, soapy water using a soft cloth. Avoid harsh soaps that strip natural oils from gold or titanium.
- Remove before water exposure: Swimming, showering, and water sports can damage jewellery finishes and introduce bacteria to healing piercings. Remove pieces beforehand when possible.
- Avoid chemicals: Perfumes, lotions, and chlorine can accelerate tarnishing and irritate the piercing sites. Apply cosmetics and fragrances before inserting jewellery.
- Storage best practices: Keep pieces in a dry, dust-free container. Store gold separately from titanium and steel to prevent scratching. Use soft jewellery pouches or lined boxes.
- Healing piercings—extra care: Flat back earrings and threadless helix jewellery require gentle handling. Don't twist or turn them unnecessarily. Keep the area clean but avoid over-cleaning, which can delay healing.
- Occasional polishing: Gold develops a natural patina—embrace it or gently polish with a soft cloth. Silver-tone pieces benefit from polishing 1–2 times per year. Titanium rarely needs polishing.
- Professional cleaning: For intricate pieces like three-stone cartilage earrings, professional jewellery cleaning (ultrasonic or steam) is recommended annually to keep them looking pristine.
-
What's the difference between a helix and tragus piercing?
A helix piercing is located on the outer curved cartilage of the ear, typically in the upper portion. A tragus piercing goes through the small cartilage flap that partially covers the ear canal. Both accommodate similar jewellery styles—studs, hoops, and flat backs—but tragus jewellery tends to be smaller due to the tighter anatomy. Our collection includes options for both.
-
Can I wear cartilage earrings during healing?
Yes, but with care. Flat back earrings and threadless helix jewellery are ideal during healing—they minimise irritation and won't snag on pillows. Avoid traditional threaded barbells, which can catch and delay healing. Wait until your piercer confirms healing (typically 6–12 weeks for cartilage) before switching to statement hoops or more complex designs.
-
What gauge is a cartilage piercing?
Most initial cartilage piercings are 16g (1.2mm) or 14g (1.6mm). Some piercers start with 18g for very delicate ears. Check your existing jewellery or ask your piercer to confirm your gauge before shopping. Our collection features jewellery across these standard gauges—check individual product descriptions for specifics.
-
Is titanium better than surgical steel for sensitive skin?
Titanium generally outperforms surgical steel for sensitive piercings. It's hypoallergenic and biocompatible, making it ideal for nickel-sensitive individuals or newly pierced ears. Surgical steel is reliable for many people but occasionally contains trace nickel that can trigger reactions. If you have sensitive skin, titanium is the safer choice. Our 14k gold is also excellent for sensitive piercings.
-
How do I choose between 6mm, 7mm, and 8mm earrings?
Size depends on your ear anatomy and personal style. 6mm studs are delicate and suit stacked arrangements or smaller ears. 7mm offers versatility—comfortable for most ear shapes and visible without being overwhelming. 8mm makes a statement and works well as a single focal-point hoop or for larger ears. Start by measuring a piece you already wear or comparing sizing in product photos.
-
What's the difference between flat back and threadless helix jewellery?
Flat back earrings have a flat disc backing that sits flush against your ear, distributing pressure evenly and minimising irritation. Threadless (or press-fit) jewellery has a shaft that clicks securely into place without twisting—convenient and gentle. Both work beautifully for cartilage piercings. Flat backs are slightly more secure; threadless pieces are easier to insert and remove.
-
Can I mix gold and silver jewellery in my ear stack?
Absolutely. Mixing metals is a contemporary styling choice that creates visual interest. Gold and titanium pair well together; gold and silver can work but are less common. The key is intentionality—avoid mixing metals in pieces that touch directly. Separate neighbouring pieces by design or size to let each material shine.
-
How do I care for three-stone cartilage earrings?
Three-stone pieces require gentle care due to their intricate design. Clean with warm soapy water and a soft brush to access crevices around stones. Store in a padded jewellery box to prevent chipping. Avoid perfumes, lotions, and harsh chemicals that can dull stones or damage settings. For deep cleaning, professional jewellery cleaning services work well annually.
-
Are cartilage earrings safe for healing piercings?
Yes, when chosen carefully. Flat back earrings and high-quality titanium or gold pieces minimise complications. Surgical steel is also safe for many people. Avoid cheap metals, ornate designs with sharp edges, or heavy pieces that pull on delicate tissue. Follow your piercer's aftercare guidance and keep your jewellery clean.
-
What's your return policy if an earring doesn't fit?
Not specified in provided data. Please visit our returns page or contact customer service for current policy details.