Category: Tips
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If there is one name that comes up again and again when people talk about curated ears, it is Zoë Kravitz. Her ear stack has become shorthand for a very specific aesthetic: warm gold, small stones, nothing matching too perfectly, and an overall effect that looks lived-in rather than assembled that morning. What makes her…
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Short answer: In most of the United States you must be 18 to get a belly button piercing on your own, or under 18 with a parent or legal guardian’s documented consent — and in a handful of states, minors can’t get one at all. In the UK there is no national minimum age for a…
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A mid-helix piercing sits along the outer cartilage of the ear, usually between the upper helix and the lower cartilage curve. It is subtle, modern, and easy to style, which makes it one of the most versatile placements for anyone building a curated ear. Unlike a standard lobe piercing, a mid-helix piercing adds shape and…
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Hoops look simple, but sizing is what makes them feel intentional. The same hoop can read sleek, bold, or slightly awkward depending on diameter, placement, and how close it sits to the ear. This guide breaks down hoop diameter in a practical way so you can choose a size that fits comfortably and looks balanced…
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Winter is officially here. While we love the cozy sweaters and hot cocoa, there’s one thing piercing enthusiasts don’t love: that sudden, sharp ache in the ear when the cold wind hits. If you’ve recently gotten a new piercing (or even if you have well-healed ones), you might notice they act up when the temperature…
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What Are Gauge Sizes in Ear Piercing Studs? Gauge represents the thickness of the post. The lower the number, the thicker the jewelry.Most ear piercing studs come in these common gauges: Choosing the correct gauge helps prevent irritation, migration, and difficulty inserting jewelry later. Understanding Post Length: Millimeters That Actually Matter Post length determines how…
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Getting your first few ear piercings is exciting — but knowing where to place them makes all the difference. A clear ear piercings placement chart can help you plan your look, understand healing times, and avoid overcrowding your ear. Whether you love a subtle lobe piercing or a full curated ear stack, here’s a simple…
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Belly button piercings—aka navel piercings—have been a staple in body jewelry culture since the ‘90s and remain one of the most loved piercing types today. Whether you’re drawn to the aesthetic appeal of a dangling navel ring or considering getting your first belly piercing, this guide covers everything you need to know before taking the…
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Why Initial Jewelry Is More Than Just a Trend Initial jewelry has long been a favorite among fashion-forward individuals—but when combined with the elegance of a 14K gold ear piercing, it becomes something more. It’s not just a fashion statement; it’s a personal signature you wear every day. Whether it’s your own initial, a partner’s,…
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Proper aftercare is the key to keeping your new piercing healthy, beautiful, and free from infection. Whether it’s your lobe, helix, nose, or navel, cleaning your piercing correctly helps avoid irritation and supports faster healing. 1. Use a Saline Solution — Not Alcohol A sterile saline solution is your best friend. Avoid alcohol or hydrogen…