Christmas Septum Rings

A string of Christmas lights across your septum. Santa's beard, a hot cocoa mug, a pair of candy canes, a snowflake with an aqua gem, a champagne bottle for the 31st. Nearly all of it is a 16G 3/8 inch hinged ring or clicker in 316L surgical steel, which means it clicks shut with one hand and there are no beads to lose on the kitchen floor. Most are under $20. Several are under $10.

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Christmas Septum Ring Fit Guide

16G at 3/8 inch is the standard septum size and nearly every piece here is exactly that. The same ring fits daith, helix and conch piercings, so the Santa's beard you bought for your septum can move to your ear for the office party. If you wear 14G in your septum, the main septum collection carries more of that size.

The gold tone pieces are a plated finish over steel and hold up through a season of wear. The design sits on the segment opposite the hinge, so wear the hinge at the back and the lights face forward.

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FAQ

16G with a 3/8 inch inner diameter, the standard septum size, with a few at 5/16 inch. Match what you wear now. The size is on every product page.

Same idea, two names. One segment of the ring sits on a hinge and clicks closed. No ball to drop, no pliers to find. Open, slide it in, click.

The Christmas-lights clicker, then Santa's beard and the aqua gem snowflake. The pair of candy canes and the hot cocoa mug are close behind every year.

Not until it's healed, which takes a few months, and until then the starter stays in. For the party, a fake septum ring grips with no piercing at all.

Yes. A 16G 3/8 inch hinged ring fits daith, helix and conch piercings as well as septum, so one ring can rotate through the season.

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 the real thing, see 14k gold septum rings.