Venus Hoops

These Venus hoops are internally threaded and feature a surgical steel curved barbell with sterling silver dangles. The Latona venus hoop has black dangles and 4mm goldstone beads. Small venus hoops have a 1/4" bottom ball while large venus hoops feature a 5/16" bottom ball.

14K Gold Barbell

These Curved Barbells are crafted from 14K Gold solid wire. Each is threaded internally or externally, your choice, and inspected. All our barbells come standard with solid gold balls. 10ga and 8ga barbells are only available internally threaded.

14K Gold Captive Rings

These captive Bead Rings in 14K gold are only manufatured in their best quality ultra-premium style. The ends of the rings are ground flat and the ball is precision drilled to fit each gauge individually.

Talon and Claws

Talons, claws, crescents and expanders are curved, circular or custom carved in shape. They come with threaded ends, are held in place with a rubber o-ring or dangle from your piercing.

Nose Screws and Bones

Find nostril screws and nose bones, styles come with a variey of end options and colors.

Plugs and Eyelets

Plugs, earlets and tunnels are usually worn in lobe piercings but can also be worn in other places like septums and cartilage. Plugs and earlets can be single flared, double flared, non-flared or threaded. Some feature rubber or silicone o-rings.

For those with a more common introductory level piercing, we've compiled this list to help you get more familiar with the world of body jewelry.

Ear: If you got your ear(s) pierced by a gun (which we HIGHLY oppose-see Piercing Myths [1] for details) and you've never stretched your hole(s), your jewelry gauge is 20 or 18. With a little antibacterial soap and water, massaging 16 gauge body jewelry into the hole shouldn't be a problem. DO NOT attempt to go any thicker than 16 gauge if you currently have a 20 or 18 post! If you were pierced with a needle the gauges most commonly range from 18-10, most likely being 16 and 14. Intricate piercings like the tragus and rook typically hold jewelry 5/16", 3/8", or 7/16" in size. However, jewelry for the lobes can be just about any size from huggies to pirate rings. For information on stretching your lobes, see our Stretching Guide [2]. Also check out our Stretching Kits.

Eyebrow: The most common gauges for an eyebrow piercing are either 18ga or 16ga, with 16ga being the most common. Typical ring diameters and curved barbell lengths are 5/16", 3/8", 7/16".

Labret: The most common gauges for a labret piercing are 14ga and 12ga. Depending on the thickness of your lip, the most common flat back post lengths are 5/16", 3/8", or 7/16" with 3/8" being the most common. Remember, you are pierced with a longer post to allow for swelling. To avoid damaging teeth and gums, you must switch to shorter length piece when the swelling goes down.

Lip: Like the Labret, typical lip jewelry is either 14ga or 12ga gauge. Again, the size of the jewelry depends on the thickness of your lips, most frequently 5/16", 3/8", and 7/16".

Navel: The standard navel jewelry is 14 gauge. Very few piercers will pierce a navel with a 12 gauge needle unless requested. The most frequent size jewelry for a healed navel is 3/8" or 7/16". The next size up is 1/2" if you prefer something larger, and 5/16" is shorter.

Tongue: The two most common gauges for a tongue piecing are 14ga and 12ga (most are 14ga). Regardless, the tongue is usually well-behaved enough to interchange either gauge jewelry. The most common size for tongue barbells is 5/8". If for any reason you feel your tongue jewelry creates too much friction with your gums or teeth, IMMEDIATELY replace your jewelry with something shorter. Remember, you are pierced with a longer post to allow for swelling. To avoid damaging teeth and gums, you must switch to shorter length barbell when the swelling goes down. The price you pay for smaller jewelry will be a lot less than new teeth!

Nipple: Nipples are most frequently pierced at 14ga or 12ga. For females, common replacement sizes include 9/16" and 5/8" for barbells or 5/8" and 3/4" for rings. For males, common replacement sizes include 7/16", 1/2", and 5/8" for both barbells and rings.

Nostril: If you got your nostril pierced with a gun (first of all, shame on you-go directly to the Piercing Myths [1]) your hole is 20ga. Otherwise, it is probably 18ga or 16ga. Typical sizes for this jewelry include 5/16", 3/8", 7/16", and 1/2" (with 3/8" being most common). Pre-bent nostril screws fit nearly everyone, but an unbent nostril screw is best for the pickier piercee (no pun intended). A quick stop to the jeweler to bend your post is probably your best bet with a precious stone and metal screw.

Septum: If you can't remember your body jewelry stats because you were too busy listening to the bells ringing in your ears, your jewelry is probably 14 gauge. Common lengths for the septum include 3/8", 7/16", 1/2", and 5/8".

Rings

Ring style body jewelry is usually round in shape and may or may not have a bead or other accessory. Some accessories are held in by the pressure of the ring (captive style), some have threaded accessories, some are fixed, some have no accessories at all, and still others may use a side-screw to fix the accessory.

Barbells

Barbells consist of a shaft with threaded ends. They are available in straight, curved, circular and spiral styles in a variety of shapes and body piercing friendly materials.

Banabells

Bananabells are worn in the navel and other body piercings. They are curved bars with various end styles.

Tools

Find tools like ring opening and closing pliers, aftercare supplies like soap and sea salt, measuring tools like calipers and gauge wheels and more.

Replacement Parts

Replacement parts for body jewelry. Included are threaded ends, captive beads and other styles. Please note that different manufacturers use different thread patterns and different dimple styles.

Accessories

Choose from a selection of accessories designed to work with barbells or rings.