Earrings

The choice of materials is central to the health of your ear.

While solid silver, 316L surgical steel and platinum are historic references, ASTM-F136 titanium, prized for its purity and biocompatibility, is the best choice for a piercing because it's rust-proof, lightweight and fully biocompatible.

Unlike simple gold-plated metal or costume jewelry, which tarnishes and irritates the channel, titanium contains no nickel, helping avoid infection.

For those after the sparkle of 18-carat gold jewelry, our titanium PVD Gold pieces beautifully mirror yellow gold while standing up better to daily wear. Whether you wear a pair of studs or hoops, the quality of the material is your best protection.

Your earrings should be the statement piece of your style.

Studs, also called mini studs, are must-have essentials for a clean look, often set with a diamond of several carats, a pearl or a white cubic zirconia.

Hoops and rings in titanium add relief to your ear look, while drop earrings offer luxe elegance for your evening outfits.

Every design in our collection, from the minimalist stud to the sophisticated earring, is made to flatter your face and fit into a complex ear composition featuring helix or tragus piercings.

The size of your jewelry's post is vital for pain-free healing.

For a lobe piercing, the standard post thickness is 1.2 mm. A labret of 6 mm or 7 mm is ideal once the initial swelling has gone down.

For clicker hoops, hoops or sleepers, the diameter generally ranges between 8 mm and 12 mm depending on the shape of your ear. Jewelry that's too heavy or an ill-fitting post can encourage bacteria growth and irritate your piercing channel.

Always measure the available space so your pair of earrings sits perfectly.

Caring for your jewelry is essential to keep its shine.

To clean silver, steel or titanium stud earrings, use saline solution applied with a sterile compress. Avoid chemical products on cubic zirconia or a natural stone such as opal.

Mini studs and studs trap impurities behind the backing, which calls for meticulous care to help prevent infection or inflammation. Finally, remove your drop earrings and large hoops before sleeping so you don't put unnecessary strain on your piercing channel.