G23 钛合金五爪锆石按扣式平底耳钉

G23 titanium is the commercial designation for Ti-6Al-4V ELI, an implant-grade titanium alloy classified under ASTM F136, the same standard used for surgical implants and orthopaedic hardware. It contains zero nickel, which is the metal responsible for the majority of contact dermatitis reactions in body jewellery wearers. Unlike 316L surgical steel, which contains 10–14% nickel, G23 titanium is inert in tissue contact and is the material recommended by the Association of Professional Piercers (APP) for body jewellery. It is appropriate for sensitive, healing, and long-term piercings.

Threaded jewellery uses a screw mechanism, the decorative top rotates onto a threaded post. Push-fit (threadless) jewellery uses a tension-pin system: the top has a slightly bent pin that inserts into the hollow post and is held by spring tension, with no rotation required. Push-fit is generally easier to insert and remove in hard-to-reach placements like helix and tragus piercings, and carries less risk of cross-threading. The trade-off is that push-fit tops can dislodge under sustained compression, such as sleeping directly on the piercing.

Post length depends on the thickness of tissue at your piercing placement. As a general guide: tragus piercings typically suit 6–7mm; helix piercings 6–8mm depending on cartilage thickness; conch piercings 8–10mm; lip and labret placements 7–10mm. For a new or recently pierced site, add approximately 2mm to your standard length to accommodate swelling during healing. If you are uncertain of your anatomy, a professional piercer can measure the exact post length you need. Choosing too short risks pressure on the tissue; too long and the back plate lifts away from the skin.

PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) finishes, Gold, Rose Gold, and Black, are applied directly to the G23 titanium substrate through a vacuum bonding process. When intact, PVD-coated titanium jewellery is body-safe and does not introduce the allergen concerns associated with plated metals. The titanium base beneath is the same implant-grade material as the plain finish. As PVD coating wears over time, the titanium substrate is exposed, which remains inert. If you have a severe metal sensitivity, plain (uncoated) G23 titanium is the most straightforward option.

Yes. The push-fit top is compatible with any 16G (1.2mm) or 18G (1.0mm) flat-back labret post that uses a standard threadless pin receiver. The pin on this top is 0.45mm in diameter and 4.7mm in length. Most threadless labret posts from reputable body jewellery suppliers use the same universal system. If you already have a post you are happy with, this top can be used as a standalone decorative replacement without purchasing a full set.

G23 titanium is the material of choice for initial piercings, and flat-back labret studs are the recommended format for many cartilage and lip placements because they do not protrude into clothing or hair. If selecting this piece for a new piercing, choose a post length that is 2mm longer than your standard healed-piercing size to allow for swelling, this typically means opting for 8mm or 9mm rather than 6mm for most ear placements. Have your piercer confirm the fit before leaving the studio if possible. The push-fit mechanism requires no rotation during insertion, which reduces disruption to a fresh piercing site.