Gold where your ears can feel the difference: solid 14k yellow and white gold studs, flat backs, and tragus pieces set with genuine stones — onyx, turquoise, rainbow moonstone, jade, tiger eye, tourmaline — many of them handcrafted by our own gold department. Naturally nickel-free, built for the piercings you never take out. Since 1999.
The signature of this page is the gold-top, flex-post combo: solid 14k gold heads with genuine gemstones on bioplast posts — flexible, biocompatible, and kind to cartilage — in the 16G flat-back format that tragus, helix, and conch piercings live in. Fine 22G fashion studs cover the lobes. Match your gauge; it's on every product page.
Honesty about the word "gold," because you deserve it at this price: most of this page is solid 14k (stamped and listed); the handful of gold-filled pieces — a thick bonded layer of real 14k, far above plating — say so plainly in their titles. Either way there's no mystery metal touching your ear, and no coating that flakes.
Real gold — the collection leads with solid 14k (yellow and white, stamped and stated on every product page), plus a few gold-filled pieces that are labeled as exactly that. Nothing here is plated mystery metal, which is why nothing here flakes, fades, or turns ears green.
One of the two best answers there is — solid gold is naturally nickel-free, and nickel is what makes ears itch. Bonus on this page: many pieces ride bioplast posts, a flexible biocompatible plastic that's even gentler in cartilage than metal. (The other great answer is titanium.)
When the title says "Genuine" — onyx, turquoise, rainbow moonstone, labradorite, tiger eye, jade, pink tourmaline — it's a real stone. CZ pieces say CZ. At gold prices you get named stones, not vibes; every product page states which.
The 16G flat-back studs are built for tragus, helix, conch, and cartilage (5/16" posts, flush backs); the fine 22G studs are for lobes. Match the gauge you wear now — listed on every page.
Bioplast is a flexible, biocompatible post that bends with sleep, helmets, and headphones instead of levering against cartilage — with the solid gold and gemstone up front where it shows. It's a comfort engineering choice piercers appreciate; all-metal pieces live here too if you prefer.
That's what solid gold is for: no coating to protect, nothing to tarnish away with basic care. Rinse after pools, pat dry, and these are the set-and-forget pieces of your rotation. Healed piercings, as always.
