🌙 Exquisite Kokoma Opalite Moonstone & Black Stone Ear Plugs: Gauges, Expander Tunnels, Body Piercing Set Review

Very nice but the size for 9/16" is the same as my 1/2" and too small for mine Ears The return was easy and quick and now I am ordering the same one in a larger size.

My fiance and I bought these thinking we would like moonstone better but ended up liking the black ones better. Both look great and are very smooth! They go in like butter and feel firm. Overall I'm very happy with them for the price.

I have 6g and they don't fit. I have already returned. The quality was decent, the opalite looked pretty cool in the light and they weren't too heavy. Little did I know that the double flare on the small plugs was about three times the average. I really wanted to like them, but no matter how I tried to customize them, nothing worked.

They are really beautiful. The bell is quite large, over 8mm, so it was difficult to get them in, but once I did, they were secure and didn't fall out. I used coconut oil as a lube to keep my buds from popping and it seemed to work well. Shipping was fast and they came in a small black velvet drawstring pouch for storage. Would order again!

I took them for the opalite set and I have no regrets. Some opalites look bizarre but they really refract the light. The flash between them was a bit uneven, but one of my ears was tighter, so it was a win. I usually go down a size for double flair, but here I went my normal size and half regretted it. It's not as bad as others I've experienced and I got it to work.

I'm 16mm (5/8) diameter and wanted to try the opal studs. Considering the price and the availability of 2 pairs of plugs, I definitely think this product is worth buying. The only downside is the opal studs that I received have a few blisters and a lot of cracks in the stud. This is difficult to see in the photos, but I managed to get a picture where you can barely see any of the bubbles (to the right of the cork on the edge). I didn't find that there were too many cracks and blisters. I'm…

1. Too many bubbles in opalite.2. Opalite is one of the few synthetic stones that is often confused with two different natural stones: moonstone and opal. Obviously it's neither; Opalite is simply an opalescent glass similar to "milky glass" that was first produced in 16th-century Venice and gained worldwide popularity in the 1950s and 1960s. Like frosted glass, opalite is made by "melting opacifying agents (like titanium dioxide, bone ash, and even cyanide!) with molten glass." Therefore, I…