Our top dangle styles, except the Reverse-style dangling blue topaz belly rings, are internally threaded. All of our other styles are externally threaded. Externally threaded body jewelry is stronger and the bars are solid. Internally threaded body jewelry does not have any threads on the outside of the bar. Because the threads are on the inside, it does less damage to a piercing when the jewelry is being changed. Each type of threading has its advantages.

All of our other styles are externally threaded. Externally threaded body jewelry is stronger. Externally threaded body jewelry has threads on the bar. Internally threaded body jewelry does not have any threads on the outside of the bar the threads are in the ball. Because the threads are on the inside, it does less damage to a piercing when the jewelry is being changed. Each type of threading has its advantages. If you require an internally threaded bar we can create one upon request. See similar questions...

Any jewelry that is threaded, such as barbells, should be internally threaded. In other words, when you disassemble the jewelry, there should be no exposed threads on the shaft (this is called externally threaded jewelry) of the jewelry. Externally threaded jewelry causes many problems. Imagine having those exposed threads pass through your brand new piercing when the jewelry is inserted. Also, exposed threads can damage tissue even on healed piercings and the threads can trap bacteria. See similar questions...

Internally Threaded body jewelry refers to when a male ball threads into a female shaft. as seen below. Being much less likely to cause damage and irritation, especially at the time of piercing, internally threaded jewelry is considered superior to externally threaded jewelry. It is usually slightly more expensive than externally threaded jewelry, due to the extra machining and labor involved. Externally Threaded body jewelry refers to when a female ball that threads onto a male shaft. See similar questions...

Detailed descriptions of different materials used, both metal and non-metal. Also warns against the new and popular "glow in the dark" jewelry. Tattoo & Piercing GalleriesConvention & Expo CalendarBody Art Glossary How To Become a Tattoo ArtistLink to This Site On Your Web Page The Tattoo Gallery - Tattoo Pictures Divided by Subject and .. See similar questions...

That is the simple answer. Non Piercing Body Jewelry is like other mainstream jewelry styles - how you wear it, and what you wear it with, determines how other people see it. A simple, medium-sized cross necklace is the perfect example: if you dress demurely, the cross will look innocent; but that same cross can look devilish if worn with a goth outfit; put it on a rapper, or a nun, or even Mr T, and it has a different look each time. See similar questions...

Using flower essences externally, as in an atomiser or a bath, will bring about a subtle shift in energy that will be felt in the moment, when the need presents itself.Taking flower essences internally is also known as flower therapy. This is a more wholesome way of using essences as it creates a shift in consciousness from within us, bringing a deeper awareness to the issues being addressed. See similar questions...

It can operate outside on guideways, either elevated or adjacent to the road, and it can operate internally within buildings. ULTra has a low loading footprint so it can be carried by conventional building structures with no need for structural strengthening. See similar questions...

If you've stretched a piercing but want it to shrink back, there are a few things to consider to figure out whether or not that is possible. See similar questions...

Stretching a piercing is a process that requires patience, especially if you goals are lofty. Ideally, if you wait a reasonable amount of time in between stretches and listen to the limits your body sets on what can be comfortably done, stretching feels like a mild stinging or burning sensation. Yes, you can force jewelry in fast and get your piercing to be many times its original size quickly, but we have seen the negative results of this time and again. See similar questions...

Yes, but it will take an investment in tools and supplies. To be perfectly honest, it would be cheaper to just buy. Don't consider making your own jewelry unless you're doing it because you enjoy it. To make body piercing jewelry you will need first of all access to high quality materials -- even very slight deviations in the grade of stainless steel for example can have a monstrous effect on reactions. See similar questions...

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No. We cannot use jewelry bought at the mall or discount stores because it can be of a lower grade metal that can affect healing or cause irritation after the piercing has healed. Back to top See similar questions...

The rate at which your body piercing heals varies greatly from person to person. Some piercings can take up to a year to heal properly. Even after the piercing has healed, reinsertion can be difficult and sometimes impossible. You should not change your body jewelry during the initial healing period. The initial piercing healing time is usually about 2-5 months. Be sure to always wear appropriate jewelry in your piercings, even when fully healed. See similar questions...

Not all piercings are suitable for all ages and the minimum age varies depending on the piercing, please call for more details. If you are under 18 years old, state law requires that a parent be present. For us to verify that you are the child of the parent you must bring: Photo ID for the parent, birth certificate of the child, plus a school ID, photo ID, drivers license, or school yearbook for the child. See similar questions...

In order to establish the actual size of your piercing, we strongly recommend that you contact your piercer to get an accurate measurement for your body piercing jewelry. If you are unable to contact your piercer please refer to our measuring charts below to help determine the size you need. Please note that as we can not accept returned jewelry it is advisable to do what you can to get the correct measurements before you place the order. See similar questions...

If you’ve gotten a piercing in a licensed facility where sterile or single-use equipment was used, you CAN donate. There is no waiting/deferral period. If you have gotten a tattoo, we ask that you wait one year to donate from the date of your tattoo. See similar questions...