Christmas Belly Rings

Holly leaves with a red gem, mistletoe in crystal, a penguin in a scarf, a snowman, a Santa hat, a candy cane. Splashy snowflake belly rings from $1.99 that you can buy by the handful. Double-mount stockings and candles for the top-and-bottom look. And the Onyx O laser-cut line, where the reindeer has a dead nose and Krampus is cute. All 14G, all 316L surgical steel, in silver, gold tone and rose gold tone.

 

Christmas Belly Ring Style & Fit Guide

Every belly ring here is 14G on the standard 3/8 inch curved barbell, so if you wear a regular belly ring now, these fit. Dangles hang from the bottom ball. Double mounts add a second design at the top. The plain snowflake rings are the lightest and the cheapest.

316L surgical steel throughout. Gold tone and rose gold tone are plated finishes that hold through the season. Rinse after a pool and store it dry. If the holiday dangle is for a pregnancy belly, look at the flexible pregnancy belly rings instead, since a steel barbell won't bend with you.

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FAQ

14G on a 3/8 inch curved barbell, the standard belly ring size. If you wear a regular belly ring, these fit. The size is on every product page.

The red gem holly leaves dangle, then its green gem twin with snow on the holly, the mistletoe dangle in crystal, and the splashy snowflake rings at under $5.

Not yet. A navel takes most of a year to heal and keeps the starter the whole time. For the party, a fake belly ring clips on with no piercing.

It can, under a tight one. Pick a non-dangle snowflake or a double mount for ugly sweater day and save the dangle for the party dress.

It's a plated finish over 316L surgical steel and holds through seasonal wear and showers. Rinse after a pool and store it dry. For gold that stays gold, see 14k gold belly rings.

The snowflake belly rings run $1.99 to $4.99, so buy a handful. Packs and sets cover someone who swaps every week, and a gift card covers someone whose size you don't know.