Silver-tone Daith Jewellery

These guidelines are for choosing jewellery after your piercing has healed; your anatomy and the existing thickness of your piercing remain key factors.

Measure the diameter on the inside of the hoop, and the wearable length of the post without the end. Jewellery that pinches or pulls should be reassessed with your piercer.

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.

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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.

Generally allow 6 to 9 months, sometimes longer, for this cartilage piercing to heal. Have healing confirmed before changing your jewellery. The daith FAQ also covers pain, aftercare and sleep.

For jewellery removed from a healed piercing, use lukewarm water and mild soap, then rinse and dry carefully. Avoid silver polish, abrasive products and stiff brushes. For a recent piercing, follow your piercer's aftercare advice without removing the jewellery.