Daith 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 daith guide.

A hoop is the usual choice for a daith piercing: its curve follows the inner fold of the ear. You can also discuss a horseshoe barbell with your piercer. A straight labret stud is not suitable for this placement. For your ear stack, choose a plain hoop for a delicate look, or a light-catching detail to highlight the centre.

Allow 6 to 9 months, sometimes longer, for this cartilage piercing to heal. The time depends on your ear, snagging and everyday pressure. Being pain-free does not confirm that it has healed: your piercer can check its progress before you change the jewellery.

As it sits inside the ear, a daith may be less exposed to hair snagging and external contact than a helix. Avoiding earbuds that touch it also helps limit friction. This may help healing progress without irritation, but does not guarantee a shorter healing time.

Getting your daith pierced can cause a sharp sting and a feeling of pressure. The intensity varies greatly from person to person: no score out of ten can predict how it will feel for you.

Arriving relaxed and choosing a piercer who explains the procedure can help make the experience more manageable. Take time to share any concerns with them before the piercing.

Wait until your daith is fully healed before replacing your initial jewellery with a decorative design. Even if your ear is no longer red or tender, the piercing may still be fragile inside.

If you're unsure, ask your piercer to confirm that it has healed before changing your jewellery. Our jewellery is designed for already healed piercings.

While your daith is healing, avoid sleeping directly on it as much as possible to limit pressure and irritation. A pillow with a hole can be a useful way to keep pressure off your ear.

Once the piercing has healed, you can sleep on it if it feels comfortable and does not put excessive pressure on the jewellery.

Wash your hands before aftercare. Clean with a sterile wound-care saline solution containing 0.9 % sodium chloride, then dry gently with a clean disposable gauze pad, preferably non-woven. Choose this rather than cotton wool or cotton buds to reduce fibres that can catch on the jewellery.

Do not rotate the jewellery, and minimise handling, pressure and snagging. Avoid sleeping on the piercing while it heals, as well as alcohol and irritating products. Gentle aftercare supports healing; doing it more often does not speed up the process.

If pain increases, redness spreads or you develop a fever, seek medical advice promptly.

Avoid earbuds that touch the jewellery while the piercing is healing. Afterwards, comfort depends on their shape, the hoop's diameter and your ear. An earbud that pushes against the hoop is not suitable, even when the piercing has healed.

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.

Gold-tone brings warmth to your ear stack; the white-gold-coloured finish gives it bright, light reflections with a chrome-like appearance. This describes the colour: the base material is still titanium. A styling tip: bluish or purplish veins may point towards cool tones, while greenish veins may point towards gold-tone. It's a styling guide, not a rule: try both near your face in natural light.

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.

Yes, in a healed piercing and with well-fitting jewellery. The jewellery must not cause pressure or discomfort during the night. While the piercing is healing, avoid sleeping directly on it.

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.