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Daith earrings are now popular for people who want to accessorize their look. But what are they, where do they come from, and how can you style them?
Daith earrings are a type of piercing located in the ear's innermost cartilage fold. This type of earring is often fastened with a barbell, which is a type of jewelry that consists of a metal rod with a ball on each end. The barbell is then inserted through the piercing, and the balls are screwed on to keep it in place.

One of the latest trends in piercings and wearing multiple earrings is the idea of a cluster piercing. 

This is where multiple piercings are done in a small area, often creating a symmetrical or geometric shape. Cluster piercings can be done with any earring but are often seen with studs or hoops.

Getting the right style with flat-back earrings can be excellent for unlocking more out of your wardrobe. But with time, they can get dirty and wear out quickly if not cleaned properly. Here are a few tips on cleaning flat back earrings so you can keep wearing them for years to come!

A tragus piercing is a style of piercing that goes through the smaller area of cartilage that sticks out at the front of the ear canal. This can be a little more sensitive than other types of piercings but is not too bad overall. When the job is finished by a professional piercer, the process can be easy and the results can be pretty amazing.

We have two main varieties of Teddy Bear earrings available on our website. From hollow teddy bear earrings to solid earring options available, we have quality gold and cubic zirconia selections to match your fashion needs. Need help deciding which option works best for your style? We are going to cover the difference between our chunky teddy bear earrings and our cut out style earrings

When buying piercing jewelry, one of the most important things you should consider is the size. In this article, we will discuss how piercing jewelry is measured. When measuring body piercing jewelry, there are two things you need to consider: the gauge and bar length. These measurements are explained in detail below. You can also find lots more helpful information in our Sizing Guide.