14k Gold Eyebrow Rings

The forever version of the eyebrow ring: solid 14k gold, yellow or white, all the way through. Tension captive hoops with a single CZ bead, sized to clear the brow, and a solid gold curved barbell for fuller brows, in 16G and 14G. Most are made to order in our own gold department. None of them are going to turn on you. Since 1999.

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14k Gold Eyebrow Ring Fit & Care Guide

Fit: 16G is the eyebrow standard, 14G for fuller brows. A captive hoop needs at least 3/8 inch (10mm) inside diameter to clear the brow; 7/16 and 1/2 inch hang lower on a thicker brow. Hoops are for healed brows: the eyebrow is a surface piercing and a ring sits out where towels and glasses catch it, so finish healing on your curved bar, then make the gold the ring you never take out. Read the numbers off the piece you wear now; this is not the price point for guessing.

Yellow or white: both are 14k and both outlast the piercing. Yellow is the warm classic against the brow; white reads like platinum and makes the CZ bead the star. Nickel-sensitive? Choose yellow; white gold alloys vary by piece.

Care: gold is softer than steel and titanium, so ease a tension captive just enough to seat the bead and never twist it open; repeated bending works gold brittle. A rinse and a soft cloth bring the shine back. The tension captives on this page are made in our own gold department in Buffalo, New York. Prices are the price; buy-one-get-two promotions do not apply to 14k gold.

More ways in:

- Sparkle without the gold price → Gem & Crystal Eyebrow Rings

- Steel and titanium hoops → Eyebrow Hoops & Captive Rings

- The curved bar to heal on → Curved Eyebrow Barbells

- Gold captives for every piercing → 14k Gold Captive Bead Rings

- All 14k gold body jewelry → 14k Gold Body Jewelry

FAQ

Yes. Every piece here is solid 14k gold all the way through, yellow or white, so the color you buy is the color you keep. Our gold-tone and gold PVD eyebrow rings are good jewelry too, but they live on the regular eyebrow pages, not here.

Mostly tension captive hoops: a solid gold ring whose ends grip a CZ bead, in 16G at 3/8 inch and up so the ring clears the brow, plus a 14G solid gold curved barbell for fuller brows. A hoop is a healed-piercing style; if you are still on your starter curved bar, finish healing first and then make the gold your forever ring.

Both are 14k and both wear for decades. Yellow reads warm against the brow; white reads like platinum and makes the CZ bead the star. If you are nickel-sensitive, choose yellow; white gold alloys vary by piece, and the eyebrow is not where you want to find that out.

16G is the eyebrow standard, 14G for fuller brows. A hoop needs at least 3/8 inch (10mm) inside diameter to clear the brow; 7/16 and 1/2 inch hang lower on a thicker brow. Match the piece you wear now before you spend gold money; every product page lists gauge and diameter.

Gold is softer than steel, so be gentle and deliberate: ease the ends apart just enough to seat the bead and no further, and never twist the ring open. Repeated bending works gold brittle over time, so put it in, leave it in, and let it be the ring you never take out.

You are paying for gold by weight, a hand-set CZ bead and a closure made to jewelry tolerances; most pieces are made to order, which is why they show deep availability. The price you see is the price, and buy-one-get-two promotions do not apply to 14k gold. The tension captives here are made in our own gold department in Buffalo, New York.