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Helix piercing from Pukka Berlin

What type of helix piercing suits me?

As helix piercings sit on the edge of the ear, special studs are very suitable here, as they set the scene perfectly. In our range, you will find classic studs as well as those with small pendants that offer a wow effect, especially on special occasions. The Gigi piercing, for example, which was named after the famous model Gigi Hadid, has a small, drop-shaped pendant that sparkles particularly brightly. You can also consider what color the precious metal of your piece of jewelry should be. A subtle golden helix, for example, can look very elegant, while a rose gold helix looks a little more playful and calm. White gold, on the other hand, is very clean and fashionable. If you already have other piercings, you can also look at the relationship between the pieces of jewelry. For example, if you often wear larger hoops in the lobe (the normal ear hole), a discreet and delicate helix would be perfect. However, if you wear the eye-catching Gigi stud, more restrained earrings, such as our Marika Bezel hoops, might be more suitable.

How exactly is a helix piercing pierced?

Congratulations, you want to add a helix piercing to your "normal" pierced ears, which is guaranteed to attract everyone's attention. The process is the same as with any other piercing: you make an appointment with a piercing studio or go to a studio spontaneously and ask if they have time at short notice. When you sit in the piercing chair, your ear is first disinfected and a small dot is marked where you want the piercing to be. You can then take another look in the mirror and decide for yourself whether the spot is right or needs to be corrected again. If the placement is right, your ear will be anaesthetized with ice spray. A special needle is then inserted through the cartilage tissue and a medical plug is inserted as the initial jewelry. The level of pain varies from person to person, but don't worry, it is always bearable pain. You will now wear the initial jewelry for a few months until the piercing has healed. During the healing phase, you should be careful not to play with the piercing or come against it too often. When this phase is over, you can change your helix piercing. Our piercings are made of nickel-free 14k gold, which is why they are not only particularly skin-friendly, but also a high-quality companion for eternity.

frequently asked questions

Are your piercings skin-friendly?

Yes, you can wear our piercings without any concerns. They are made of 14 carat gold and no nickel is used, which is why they are suitable for allergy sufferers.

At what age can I get a helix piercing?

Piercing is possible from the age of 14, provided a parent is present in the studio. From 16, you can go to the studio on your own, but you will need a declaration of consent from a parent. But no matter how old you are - you should make the decision to get a piercing carefully.

How do I choose the placement for my piercing?

If you already have piercings on your earlobe, you can think about getting a helix, conch, daith or tragus piercing. The final placement depends on what you find beautiful and what is the least obstructive for you in everyday life. If you are still unsure, you can find an article about the different types of piercing in our magazine.

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