349,00 kr

Leaf Crystal Labret gold-coloured

349,00 kr

Paw Crystal Push-In Labret silver-coloured

288,00 kr

Paw Crystal Push-In Labret gold-coloured

288,00 kr

Crystal Arc Labret gold-coloured

349,00 kr

Ear piercing jewellery

Ear piercing jewellery for every placement

Ear piercing jewellery should be chosen by placement before it is chosen by colour. A helix follows the upper rim, a tragus sits by the ear canal, a conch is placed in the centre of the ear, and rook or daith jewellery works with inner cartilage folds. The lobe is more flexible, but even there the back, length and thickness change how the piece feels.

BY CARA brings jewellery for healed ear piercings into one clear overview. The range is waterproof and nickel-free. Gold-tone pieces have an 18K or PVD coating, depending on the model, while silver-tone styles and selected real-silver products are separated through each product's material information.

Read the size before you read the style

A labret has a flat back and is often used in compatible helix, tragus, conch and lobe placements. Rings and clickers are measured by inner diameter, because that opening controls how the circle sits around the ear. A 6 mm labret and a 6 mm ring therefore describe different things. Shaft thickness is another separate measurement.

Check thickness, wearable length, inner diameter and closure on the product page before replacing jewellery. A clicker, screw ball or segment ring opens in a different way. If you do not know your current size, ask a professional piercer to measure the healed channel instead of guessing from a photo.

Build an ear stack that still fits

The strongest ear looks repeat one idea. You can keep every piece in a warm gold tone, use small clear stones from lobe to helix, or mix silver-tone labrets with a single smooth ring. When metals are mixed, repeat shape or scale so the result feels intentional rather than crowded.

Jewellery for healed lobe and cartilage piercings
Labrets, rings, clickers and small decorative fronts
Options for helix, tragus, conch, rook, daith and lobe
Gold-tone 18K or PVD coating and several silver looks
Material and measurements shown on each product page

Do not change jewellery in a fresh, sore or irritated piercing. General advice can help you understand the terms, but ear anatomy, piercing angle and the jewellery already in place decide the final fit. The rest is a matter of taste – enjoy choosing.

Ear piercing jewellery FAQ

Which jewellery fits an ear piercing?

It depends on the placement. Helix, tragus and conch often use labrets or rings, while rook and daith placements usually need curved or circular forms.

How do I choose the right size?

Compare thickness, wearable length or inner diameter with jewellery that already fits. The product measurements and a piercer's measurement are more reliable than a general rule.

Is silver-tone jewellery real silver?

Not automatically. Silver-tone describes the look. Selected real-silver pieces are marked separately in the material details on the product page.

Can ear piercing jewellery get wet?

BY CARA describes this range as waterproof. For fresh or unsettled piercings, follow the aftercare advice given by your piercer.

How can I style several ear piercings together?

Repeat one metal tone, stone type or shape, then vary the size gradually. This keeps lobe, helix and inner-ear placements connected.

Ear piercing jewellery

Ear piercing jewellery for every placement

Read the size before you read the style

Build an ear stack that still fits

Ear piercing jewellery FAQ

Related ear piercings

Helix piercing

Tragus piercing

Conch piercing

Daith piercing

Rook piercing

Piercing jewellery