PIERCING SIZE CHART

Size really does matter… 

When it comes to any piercings (new or old).

Piercing Size Chart

When selecting your ideal jewellery piece, thickness, diameter, length, and attachment are all considered, so you don’t end up with a piercing situation you don’t want.   

Not sure what that means? See our piercing size chart below:

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“Incredible staff, incredible place. Super clean. I got my original piercing done in South Africa 5+ weeks ago, and the ring they put in was too small, and it wasn’t healing great. Went in to see these guys, and they replaced the piece of jewellery with a bigger one and cleaned it all up and gave me after care instructions. Would highly recommend and will be going to get a new one too.”
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We also have a designated ear piercing chart

Because we know what you guys love.  

Our piercing size chart combined with our ear piercing chart, have been created to help you achieve the best possible outcome = a piercing YOU LOVE.  

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To ensure you get the most out of our ear piercing chart, we’ve provided you with exact measurements of our products using the metric system.

Not sure what some of the piercing size chart or ear piercing chart mean?

Let us explain…

Thickness 

Is the distance through which the wire is usually covered by the skin.

Diameter

Measures the distance from one side to the opposite side. I.e. measuring the inner circle of a ring.

Length 

Represents the distance between attachments.

Attachment 

Refers to the distance of the widest dimension of the decorative end of a piece of jewellery.

Externally Threaded

Threads are on the ends of the bar, with the attachment having a matching female thread. Exposed threads can sometimes irritate or damage the piercing.

Internally Threaded

Threads are on the attachment, keeping the bar smooth. This makes insertion gentler and reduces tissue trauma.

Threadless

Uses a small pin on the attachment that fits into a hollow shaft. A smooth shaft means less tissue damage and easier cleaning.

Feel free to check out our FAQ page for any further info.

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