Christmas Tongue Rings

The piercing nobody sees until you laugh. A gem snowflake, a penguin in a bow tie, a Merry Christmas inlay in red and green, a glow-in-the-dark snowflake on a black titanium barbell for the dark bar, and the Onyx O laser-cut tops: Santa sloth, pizza tree, weiner dog, Krampus, a zombie gingerbread man. All 14G straight barbells in 316L surgical steel or anodized titanium, nearly all under $20.

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Christmas Tongue Ring Fit Guide

Every tongue ring here is 14G, the standard. The standard length is 5/8 inch, and if your piercer sized you shorter after healing, the length is on every product page.

The design sits on the top ball, so it shows when you talk and hides when you don't. The Onyx O tops are laser-cut acrylic, flat and light. The glow pieces are black anodized titanium. Hold them under a lamp for a minute before you go out and they glow for the first part of the night.

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FAQ

14G, the standard tongue gauge, on a 5/8 inch barbell unless the listing says otherwise. Match what you wear now.

Not until your piercer clears you to downsize from the long starter bar, usually a few weeks to a couple of months. After that, the snowflake goes in.

The gold tone penguin face, then the Merry Christmas inlay and the snowy tree. The gem snowflake wins with people who want it to pass as everyday jewelry in January.

Yes. Charge them under a lamp or in daylight for a minute and they glow green in the dark, fading over the evening. Recharge in the bathroom light between rounds.

Yes, same as any tongue ring. Try not to chew on the top. The laser-cut acrylic designs are flat and tough, but teeth win every time.

Unscrew it and put a plain ball from replacement balls on until the next holiday top arrives. The barbell itself is steel and doesn't care.