Ear Piercings:

– Lobe: Performed in the soft lower part of the ear.
– Conch: Piercing in the middle part of the ear.
– Helix: Located on the upper outer part of the ear.
– Industrial: Double piercing on the upper part of the ear, from side to side.
– Flat: On the flat upper part of the ear.
– Forward Helix: On the front part of the ear.
– Rook: Vertical piercing in the inner ridge of the ear.
– Daith: On the inner part of the ear.
– Tragus: On the small area in front of the ear canal.
– Anti Tragus: Above the lobe, in the area opposite the Tragus.

Nose Piercings:

– Septum: On the lower inner part of the nasal septum.
– Nostril: On one side of the nose.

Other Body Piercings:

– Navel: Piercing in the belly button.
– Labret/Lip: On the lower lip.
– Vertical Labret: Piercing through the lip vertically.
– Smiley: In the frenulum of the upper lip.

We use jewelry made from solid 14k and 18k gold, implant-grade titanium, and titanium coated with 24k gold using PVD. All our materials are biocompatible.

Yes, but we advise you to talk to your piercing professional first.

Yes, we offer a wide range of high-quality jewelry suitable for piercings.

Clean the pierced area twice a day with a saline solution. Avoid touching the piercing with dirty hands and do not move the jewelry while it is healing. Keep the area clean and dry, and follow the recommendations of your piercing professional.

Pain is subjective and varies from person to person and depending on the location of the piercing. However, our professionals do everything possible to minimize discomfort.

Healing time varies depending on the type of piercing and the individual, but it can generally take from a few weeks to several months. It is important to follow the care instructions to ensure proper healing.

It is not recommended to change the jewelry before the piercing is fully healed, as this can interfere with the healing process and increase the risk of infection.

If you notice signs of infection such as redness, swelling, persistent pain, or discharge, consult your piercing professional or a doctor for proper treatment.

The holding bar, also known as a labret, is the piece where the jewelry screws in or is inserted. It is essential for the bar to fit well in the pierced area and not be too long to avoid snagging and damage, although for recent piercings, it is advisable for the bar to be a little longer.

Piercing Size Guide

Type	Bar Size	Hoop Size
Lobe	6mm – 8mm	6mm – 10mm
Conch	6mm – 8mm	10mm – 12mm
Helix	6mm – 7mm	6mm – 10mm
Flat	6mm – 8mm	–
Forward Helix	6mm – 7mm	6mm
Rook	–	6mm
Daith	–	8mm – 10mm
Tragus	6mm – 7mm	6mm
Anti Tragus	6mm – 7mm	6mm
Septum	–	8mm – 10mm
Nostril	6mm – 8mm	6mm – 10mm
Nipple	12mm – 16mm	–
Lip	6mm – 8mm	6mm – 10mm
Navel	10mm – 12mm	8mm – 10mm