Piercing Guides

The area in the 'inner shell' of the ear, either a ring or a stunning stud may be placed in the conch.

Snugly inside the ear between the tragus and rook, this piercing is sure to impress and may help migraine sufferers.

Connecting the ear to the head, this is on the front part of the ear that follows the helix.

This area is located vertically along the inside edge of the upper ear.

This area is located along the inside edge of the upper ear.

This area is located along the inside edge of the upper ear.

A double perforation of the upper cartilage with a single piece of jewelry.

The most common area for piercing, the ear lobe is the soft lower section of the ear.

The most common area for piercing, the ear lobe is the soft lower section of the ear.

The most common area for piercing, the ear lobe is the soft lower section of the ear.

The rook piercing is a vertical piercing through the ridge in the inner ear closest to the head.

Is a horizontal piercing through the inner ridge of the ear cartilage, located above the anti-tragus.

Your tragus jewel will be seen face-on, located on the skin in front of the ear canal.

Is in the middle of the lip, making two exit spots: the lower lip and the inside the mouth.

With a curved barbell it exits through the top of the bottom lip and two sides of jewelry are visible, one above another.

Eyebrow piercing is a vertical or horizontal surface piercing near or on the eyebrow.

An imitation of the pop idol’s beauty mark found on the right side of the upper lip.

An upper lip piercing placed in the philtrum, directly under the septum of the nose.

Either right or left side of the nose, this unisex popular piercing looks great.

A piercing that goes through the nasal septum, which separates the left and right nostrils.

Goes through the frenulum, the small piece of skin connecting your upper lip to your upper gum.

A unisex piercing that makes all stomachs shine! The piercing is normally placed on the upper rim of the navel. More details