Flat Piercing Jewellery

Here are some guidelines for choosing jewellery for a healed piercing, adapted to your ear. Your piercer determines the dimensions for initial piercing jewellery.

A hoop's diameter is measured on the inside; a post's wearable length is measured between its functional ends, excluding the decorative detail. Compare it with jewellery that already fits you and have the measurement confirmed if you're unsure.

For more information, see our flat piercing guide.

A flat-back labret stud is generally the most suitable choice for a flat piercing. Do not wear hoops in this area.

Allow 6 to 9 months, sometimes longer, for this cartilage piercing to heal. The time depends on your ear and everyday snagging and pressure. An absence of pain is not enough to confirm healing: your piercer can check its progress before a jewellery change.

The piercing passes through cartilage, so brief pain and tenderness afterwards are possible. The sensation varies greatly from person to person, with no universal score out of ten. Choose a piercer who takes time to explain the procedure and assess your anatomy.

Don't rely solely on how your ear looks. Even if your flat piercing is no longer red or tender, healing may not be complete.

Before switching to decorative jewellery, have your piercing checked by your piercer.

To support healing, avoid touching or handling your flat piercing unnecessarily. Take care with hair, glasses, clothing and earbuds that could snag it.

Clean the area with saline solution, then gently dry it with a clean gauze pad. Avoid cotton wool and cotton buds, which can leave small fibres around the piercing.

Yes, if the arm of your glasses does not touch the jewellery. Wear your glasses to the appointment so your piercer can check where they sit behind your ear. Avoid pressure while the piercing is healing; afterwards, a well-fitting post helps limit snagging.

Our piercing jewellery is made from hypoallergenic titanium. Our jewellery has undergone laboratory testing. You'll find the material, finish and dimensions on each product page to help you choose your piece with confidence.

It depends on the look you like. Gold-tone adds warmth, while silver-tone creates a brighter, cooler effect.

You can also take your cue from the jewellery you already wear most often. If your ear stack combines several pieces, keeping the same finish generally helps create a more harmonious look.

Hypoallergenic and nickel-free, our titanium is laboratory-tested. It is resistant to the darkening associated with 925 silver, resistant to rust and highly resistant to tarnishing. It is designed to retain its shine over time with everyday wear, including showering or exercising, when worn in healed piercings. After swimming in the sea, rinse your jewellery with fresh water and dry it thoroughly.

Yes, for healed piercings. Our titanium jewellery is resistant to rust and highly resistant to tarnishing. Its EverGold coating is designed to help preserve its shine and colour over time with everyday wear.

After showering or exercising, rinse your jewellery if necessary and dry it thoroughly. For activities where jewellery could snag or be pulled, choose a suitable jewellery arrangement.

You have 30 days after receipt to request a return.

Choose piercing jewellery individually for greater freedom and creativity when building your ear stack.

Yes, in a healed flat piercing and with a well-fitting post. Flat-back studs are designed for comfort; they must still not cause pressure or discomfort. While the piercing is healing, avoid sleeping directly on it.

Traditional butterfly backs can feel uncomfortable when you sleep, exercise or wear your jewellery all day.

That's why we've chosen flat backs, designed to offer greater comfort and feel barely noticeable when worn.