Tragus piercing

While a rook piercing is curved and a labret piercing is specifically intended for the lip, you are more flexible when choosing a tragus piercing. Just like the conch or helix piercing, you can use any piercing from our collection. With these, the plug sits on a small rod which is twisted into the internal thread of the counterpart. This mechanism ensures that your piercing sits securely and does not fall out easily if you wear it all the time in everyday life. Our piercings also have the advantage of being nickel-free and therefore ideal for allergy sufferers. This means that you can also use our piercings as initial jewelry, i.e. directly after piercing. It is best to inform your piercer in advance that you will be bringing your own piercing jewelry. During the healing phase, which can take up to six months for a piercing in the cartilage, you should clean your tragus piercing twice a day to prevent infection. You can find out how easy it is to do this with a homemade saline solution in our article on cleaning jewelry in our magazine. Once your new piercing has healed, you only need to clean it with a soft cloth from time to time. This is particularly recommended for diamond piercings to preserve their sparkle.