Conch Piercing Jewelry:

Conch piercings made through the bowl shape of the ear. Conch piercings can be described as either "lower" or "upper" with regards to the Crus helicis.

Initial jewelry: Captive bead rings in 16 to 10 gauge. The ring should not tightly hug the edge of the ear. Barbells in 16 to 10 gauge and 5/16" to 3/8" in length; the barbell should be 1/16" to 1/8" longer than the width of the piercing. A barbell is more comfortable if the wearer sleeps on his/her ears.

Suggested Jewelry:  Captive Bead Rings, Straight Barbells, Circular Barbells

Straight Barbells - Straight Barbells are a staple in the body piercing jewelry world.  They are used for the tongue, ear, eyebrow, nose bridge, nipples, and genitals.

Curved Barbells - Curved Barbells are often used for the navel, eyebrow, ear, nose bridge, frenulum, nipples, and genitals.

Circular Barbells - Circular Barbells are often used for the septum, ear, navel, nipples, PA, and other genital piercings.

Captive Bead Rings - Captive Rings are used just about everywhere. Ear, nostril, septum, nose bridge, eyebrow, lip, frenulum, navel, nipple, and genitals are common uses.

Vassel Rings - Vassel Rings are a creative and versatile piece of jewelry often warn in place of a barbell or a captive bead ring.

Labrets - Labrets are used for labret and lip piercings as well as some ear piercings.

Nostril Screws & Bones - Nostril Screws & Bones, as strange as it may seem, are used for nose/nostril piercings.

Earlets & Plugs - Earlets & Plugs are more often used in the ears but can be warn in a variety of large gauge holes.

Tapers - Tapers are used to stretch a piercing up to a larger gauge size.

Talons & Claws - Talons & Claws are often used in, but not limited to the ears.

Septum Tusks & Spikes - Septum Tusks & Spikes are placed in the septum.  (imagine how simple that is)

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