Our Piercing Guide

We offer several different types of ear piercings, each offering unique placement and styling options.

1. Earlobe Piercing: Located on the fleshy lower part of the earlobe, this is the most traditional and widely recognized type of ear piercing.

2. Helix Piercing: Positioned along the upper curve of the ear, the helix piercing can be placed anywhere along this rim, offering versatility in styling with studs, hoops, and cuffs.

3. Forward Helix Piercing: Similar to the helix piercing but positioned at the front of the ear's upper curve, offering a more forward-facing placement.

4. Industrial Piercing: Also known as a scaffold piercing, this involves two holes connected by a single piece of jewelry, typically a barbell, traversing the upper cartilage of the ear.

5. Tragus Piercing: Placed on the small, cartilage flap in front of the ear canal, the tragus piercing adds a unique focal point to the ear and can be adorned with studs, rings, or barbells.

6. Anti-Tragus Piercing: Located opposite the tragus, this piercing is positioned on the outer cartilage ridge of the ear and can be styled with various jewelry options.

7. Conch Piercing: Found in the inner shell of the ear, the conch piercing can be either inner (near the ear canal) or outer (toward the edge of the ear) and offers versatility in jewelry choices.

8. Rook Piercing: Placed in the fold of cartilage between the inner and outer conch of the ear, the rook piercing adds a subtle yet stylish touch to the ear.

9. Daith Piercing: Nestled in the innermost cartilage fold of the ear, the daith piercing is often chosen for its aesthetic appeal and potential migraine relief.

10. Snug Piercing: Positioned along the inner ridge of the ear's cartilage, the snug piercing offers a unique and stylish look.