💎 16G Surgical Steel Daith, Rook, and Eyebrow Piercing Jewelry with Double Gem CZ Barbell - Ideal for Women and Men by Forbidden Body Jewelry Review

I bought Daith for my piercing although it fits but it's a bit short. It seems well made, but it took me a hell of a long time to screw the end on because it was shorter than I really needed. The crystals at the ends are very small and don't show up the way I was hoping. It may be fine for other piercings, but I don't recommend it for daith.

Made as advertised but not optimal for daith piercings. The pole is too short and the ball is incredibly small. This product is definitely better for brow decoration. I wore this earring for 4 days and the ball almost fell into the ear canal. Needless to say, I have responded to the tickling from the fall and impact of the ball and am now unable to wear jewelry.

This barbell is very pretty as a seawater piercing. It's beautiful, sophisticated, and understated (I find a lot of navy blue jewelry big and bold). It also didn't irritate my skin (I tend to be allergic to metals). The first rod I found fell a rock fairly quickly but the seller promptly sent me a replacement. I am very impressed with the customer service and I love the product. Would definitely buy from this seller again.

In short, I lay on the couch and felt the top ball dangling. I measured it with my finger, and the next moment I realized that the bullet was completely released and fell into my ear canal. It took hours, pain, and a $300 co-payment to the ER to get it out of my ear. It's a cheap piece of jewelry that I knew I was going to get and it looked really cute, but honestly it's not safe and not worth the risk of an inner ear cartilage piercing. High-quality jewelry is easier to put on and take off and

I used this product as a dice ring. I needed something small for my job and relatively "unobtrusive" in a business sense. That helped. It fits with little space (no problem pushing it through gristle) and is very comfortable. Sometimes I forget I have it. I would definitely recommend it for a similar use for a date piercing and for anyone looking for a suitable alternative to large hoop earrings.

Replaced my old boat trim with these and it's cute. I wouldn't use this on a new piercing as it has external threads but since mine has been healing for years I haven't worried about that. It looks just like the picture and I haven't had any issues after wearing it for a couple of weeks. In the first photo he looks crooked, but in the second he is sitting up straight. My turret is smaller so I'll probably buy 6mm next time, but when I first pierced it I needed that length (8mm, 5/16") due to…

When this curved wand arrived I knew it would be perfect for my eyebrow. At first I couldn't unscrew any of the balls. So I just used a small pair of pliers to loosen the ball to rotate it. BTW, EVERY person with a piercing should have access to 2 tongs (or at least 1 if you carry such simple barbells). They don't have to be expensive, cheap ones will do if they work. Pliers help you to loosen and screw parts safely. It can be used to regularly tighten piercings. I'm sure you all know how to do