Christmas Earrings

Reindeer and gingerbread men on flat backs, Santa's beard on a tragus stud, a snowman riding a 38mm industrial barbell, red and green CZ on a titanium hinged hoop. Then the Onyx O laser-cut line, with pizza trees, corgis in Christmas lights and a zombie gingerbread man for people whose holiday spirit runs a little dark. Lobes, helix, tragus, conch, industrial. Your whole ear, in costume.

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Christmas Earring Style & Fit Guide

Each piercing has a size. Flat backs run 16G and 18G and work in lobes, helix, tragus and conch. Tragus and cartilage studs run 16G. Industrial barbells run 14G at 38mm. The hinged hoops run 16G. The Onyx O stud and dangle earrings use a regular 22G post, the same as any mall earring, so they go in any healed lobe.

Several flat backs are implant-grade titanium and the rest of the lane is 316L surgical steel. The Onyx O pieces are laser-cut acrylic on steel posts, light enough that you forget you're wearing a weiner dog.

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FAQ

Flat backs are 16G or 18G, tragus and cartilage studs 16G, industrial barbells 14G at 38mm, and the Onyx O studs and dangles use a standard 22G earring post. Match the gauge you wear now. It's on every product page.

A flat back has a flat disc behind the piercing instead of a butterfly, so it sits flush and doesn't poke you in your sleep. It's the cartilage favorite. A stud is the classic lobe earring with a butterfly back.

The reindeer and gingerbread man flat backs, then the Santa's beard tragus stud, which costs less than a coffee, and the snowman industrial barbell.

Not yet. Cartilage can take most of a year to heal and keeps the starter the whole time. Put the reindeer in once it's healed. A healed lobe is fine any time.

No. They're laser-cut acrylic on steel posts, so a corgi in Christmas lights weighs about what a paper clip does.

Steel and titanium pieces, yes. Keep the acrylic Onyx O designs away from perfume, hairspray and alcohol, which can cloud the surface. Pat dry and they last for years.