Septum Jewelry

Horseshoes, clickers, segment rings, captive rings and retainers, almost all in the standard 16G. The range runs from a thin horseshoe you can flip up and hide at work to a statement clicker that does the talking for you, in steel, titanium and gold. It's one of the biggest septum selections you'll find anywhere.

Septum Ring Size & Style Guide

Most septum jewelry is 16G, and 5/16" to 3/8" diameters cover the classic fit. The septum's sweet spot is small, so a snug diameter sits best. Stretched to 14G? We carry that too. Check each product page for the exact specs.

Each style closes differently. A horseshoe flips up into the nose to hide, which makes it the 9-to-5 pick. A clicker hinges open and clicks shut with one hand. A segment ring gives you the seamless full circle. A retainer is the near-invisible option. Same piercing, different closure, so collect accordingly.

Where next?

Septum Clickers for one-hand swaps
Septum Rings & Clickers to shop by size
Fake Septum Rings if you're not pierced
Nose Rings for the whole nose
Nose Hoops for hoops up top

FAQ

What gauge is a septum piercing?

16G is the standard, and most of this collection is exactly that. Some piercings start at or stretch to 14G. Match what you're wearing now, and check each product page for the exact gauge.

What diameter septum ring should I get?

5/16" or 3/8" covers most people. The septum's sweet spot sits low and forward, so a snugger diameter hangs naturally. If your current ring fits well, buy the same diameter. The product page lists it.

How do I hide my septum ring at work?

Wear a horseshoe and flip the ends up into your nostrils. It's invisible from the front in about two seconds. A retainer does the same job even more quietly. Both are in this collection, and nobody at the meeting will know.

Horseshoe vs. clicker vs. segment ring what's the difference?

A horseshoe is open-ended with threaded balls, and it flips up to hide. A clicker hinges open and snaps shut, so it's the fastest to swap. A segment ring opens by removing a piece of the circle, which gives the seamless look. Same piercing, three personalities.

Can I change a new septum piercing myself?

The septum is one of the faster healers, often 4 to 8 weeks and sometimes longer, because it passes through the soft spot below the cartilage. Keep the starter in until your piercer clears you. After that, swap as often as you like.

What are septum rings made of and will they turn my nose green?

Mostly 316L surgical steel, with titanium and gold-tone options. Green skin comes from cheap plated brass, not from surgical steel or titanium. Sensitive nose? Go titanium, which is nickel-free. Every product page lists the material.