Christmas Body Jewelry

Your piercings want in on the holidays too. Snowflakes, Santas, candy canes, snowmen, penguins, holly and the odd Krampus, made for belly, nose, septum, ears, nipples and tongue. Most of it is 316L surgical steel in silver, gold tone or rose gold tone, and most of it costs less than the wrapping paper. Wear it from the tree lighting through New Year's Eve, then tuck it in the drawer until next December. Or don't. Snowflakes are a winter thing, not a Christmas thing.

How to Shop Christmas Jewelry by Piercing

Each piercing has its own size. Belly rings run 14G. Nose studs and bones run 20G. Septum clickers, cartilage studs and most hinged rings run 16G. Flat backs run 16G or 18G. Nipple sets run 14G and ship as a pair. Tongue barbells run 14G. The gauge is on every product page, and if you already wear jewelry in that piercing, match what you have.

Buying for someone else and not sure of their size? A gift card never fits wrong. Packs and sets cover the people who swap jewelry every week, the Monthly Clubs keep the surprise going into January, and solid 14k gold is the gift that doesn't go back in the drawer on December 26th.

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FAQ

Which piercings does Christmas jewelry come in?

Belly, nose, septum, ears (lobe, helix, tragus, conch, industrial), nipples and tongue. Each lane has its own page, linked above, and the gauge sits on every product page. Belly and nipple run 14G, nose studs 20G, septum and cartilage 16G.

Can I wear Christmas jewelry in a new piercing?

Not yet. A healing piercing keeps the starter your piercer put in, and that means several months for a nostril or cartilage and most of a year for a navel. Put the holiday piece in once it's healed. If the party can't wait, fake nose rings and fake belly rings clip on with no piercing at all.

Will the gold tone wear off?

Gold tone and rose gold tone are plated finishes over 316L surgical steel. They hold up through a season of wear and normal showers. Rinse after a pool or hot tub and store the piece dry between Decembers. For gold that stays gold for years, the 14k gold collection is the move.

Is 316L steel okay for sensitive skin?

316L surgical steel is the hypoallergenic standard for body jewelry and most people wear it without a second thought. If your skin only tolerates nickel-free, titanium and solid gold are the nickel-free metals. A few Christmas pieces are titanium, including the hinged nose hoop and several flat backs, and the product page says so when they are.

What makes a good stocking stuffer?

The snowflake belly rings and Santa nose bones under $5, a candy cane nipple set, or a 16G Christmas clicker that fits septum, daith and helix so it works no matter which piercing they have. When you don't know their size, a gift card does.

Is there Hanukkah or New Year's jewelry too?

Yes. The Hanukkah collection has its own page. For the 31st, there's a champagne bottle septum clicker and glitter tongue barbells in here, and the snowflakes carry you clear through February.