If you are unsure of what size jewelry you need, please DO NOT guess! See a body piercing professional OR measure your existing jewelry. There are also guides on the internet that can help you decide on a size or measure your piercing/existing jewelry yourself.

Be mindful that an item with the word "helix" in the title/tags is not a guarantee it will work for your particular piercing, just that it can be worn that way. Anatomy and placement matter and won't be the same for everyone. Everybody is different!

I am not responsible for your size selection. If you are unclear on any details of a listed item, please send me a message so I can help before ordering.

You can check on your Order Status here: https://www.etsy.com/your/purchases Please note, estimated arrival dates are not guaranteed.

Every order comes with a tracking number which can be found on your order page or shipping email.

Orders scheduled to ship on a holiday (that have not yet shipped) will be shipped on the following business day.

Please keep clean and dry! To extend the life of your jewelry, avoid contact with water/lotion/perfume and remove jewelry before swimming/showering/exercising. For jewelry with wire-wrapped or other delicate designs, please replace with a basic piece of jewelry before sleeping.

Always wash your hands with soap and water before and after touching your piercing or piercing jewelry to prevent infection. Always clean and dry piercing jewelry before and after wearing. Use a mild soap and water to gently clean, rinse, and dry thoroughly. Store in an air-tight plastic bag or container. Store plated jewelry separately to protect the plating from scratches/fading.

All jewelry can tarnish over time. If your jewelry still looks dull after cleaning, a jewelry cloth can bring back shine and rub away mild/moderate tarnish. Never use abrasive cleaning methods like baking soda to remove tarnish.

Plated jewelry is highly sensitive to wear-and-tear and as such needs special care. To extend the life of plated jewelry, follow care instructions and store it away from other jewelry to prevent unnecessary wear/scratches.

Some people are more susceptible to jewelry tarnishing than others. Surgical steel/titanium jewelry can still have base metal alloy charms, components, etc. It is in your best interest to research different metals to learn more about their care and find which one works best for your lifestyle.

Please be aware that cast/fancy components, prong gem settings, wire, findings, etc. are typically metal alloys, even if the wearable area of the jewelry is implant grade titanium or steel. To the best of my ability I strive to be clear, concise, and consistent when describing my items, but sometimes this means minor details are unclear or missing. If you need specific information for a listing, please let me know and I will do my best to help! As a rule, body jewelry length/diameter measurements are taken internally, so that means between the end beads or the inside diameter for rings.

Those who are sensitive or allergic to NICKEL should avoid stainless steel jewelry. Even 316L Grade Stainless Surgical Steel contains a very small amount of nickel and can irritate piercings in those who are highly allergic to nickel. Please become familiar with different types of metals and your reaction to them before buying our handmade items. If you have a reaction, discontinue use immediately. If you have a question about any materials that have not been made 100% clear in the item details, please send me a message before ordering and I will answer to the best of my ability.

I do not offer refunds/replacements in the event that you lose a piece of your jewelry, so please be careful when handling beads and other small parts! Always make sure your jewelry and beads/charms are secure. Be mindful not to over-tighten screw-threaded jewelry. If you're worried about losing the beads to your jewelry, please kindly leave me a note when you order and I'll be glad to include a 1-2 extras :) Please message if you would like to buy additional or replacement parts, I can usually find a way to help!

Captive bead rings use pressure to hold the bead in place; there are no threads or screws. The bead can be removed by holding the ring in one hand and popping the bead out with your other hand, usually by focusing on removing one side first. The bead can be replaced by putting the dent from one side of the bead against the end of the ring and popping the bead back into place.

There are videos on the internet visually demonstrating how a captive bead ring works. If you are new to captive bead rings, you may want to practice on a cheaper ring to find out if captive bead rings are right for you.

Some may find it is easier to use pliers to open and close a captive bead ring. Never use pliers directly on stone, gemstone, glass, or wood beads.

Note: I have customers who fall outside of these measurements every day; this list is not a guarantee. Placement/anatomy matter! The reason I offer a wide variety of sizes is because no one is the same. :) If you are unsure of what size jewelry you need, please DO NOT guess! See a professional piercer OR measure your existing jewelry.

Piercing Type: gauge/thickness, wearable length of a bar/inner diameter of a ring
Earlobe: 22g-18g, 8mm-10mm
Cartilage: 16g, 6mm-8mm
Industrial: 16g-14g, 30mm-38mm length
Tragus/Rook/Daith: 16g, 6mm-8mm
Conch: 14g, 8mm length/14mm-16mm diameter
Navel: 14g, 10mm-11mm
Septum: 16g-14g, 8mm-10mm
Nipple: 12g-14g, 12mm-16mm
Nostril: 22g-18g, 6mm length/6mm-10mm diameter
Eyebrow: 16g, 8mm-10mm
Lip: 16g-14g, 8mm-10mm

Gauge to Millimeter, Metal/Piercing Thickness
26g = 0.4mm, 24g = 0.5mm, 22g = 0.6mm, 20g = 0.8mm, 18g = 1.0mm, 16g = 1.2mm, 14g = 1.6mm, 12g = 2mm, 10g = 2.5mm, 8g = 3mm, 6g = 4mm, 4g = 5mm, 2g = 6mm, 0g = 8mm, 00g = 10mm

Millimeter to Inch, Length or Diameter (Approximate Conversions, Some Vary +/- 0.5mm)
4mm = 5/32", 5mm = 3/16", 6mm = 1/4", 8mm = 5/16", 10mm = 3/8", 11mm = 7/16", 12mm = 1/2", 14mm = 9/16", 16mm = 5/8", 19mm = 3/4", 22mm = 7/8", 25mm = 1 inch, 29mm = 1 1/8", 32mm = 1 1/4", 35mm = 1 3/8", 38mm = 1 1/2", 41mm = 1 5/8", 44mm = 1 3/4", 48mm = 1 7/8", 51mm = 2 inches