Loving My Bump Straight Nose Studs 20 Gauge 0.8mm Surgical Steel Stud Bone Ring Piercing Bar Pin 2mm Gem

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Now that you (hopefully) know the type of stud you’re looking for, it’s time to settle on a hoop style. You’ll find plenty of variations these days, but here are the three most common. Seamless The 'size' (or 'length') refers to the distance between the two balls (see the 'Barbell' illustration above). Whilst you are likely to only find sizes 12mm and 14mm in the high street shops, many of our own tongue bars are available in sizes as low as 6mm, right through to 20mm and beyond. This means no more excess bar showing! Simply choose your desired size by selecting from the 'Size' drop-down box.

Finally, we have bone prong nose rings similar to L-shaped prongs. The difference here is that the post is curved, making it easier to insert into the nostril. They're perfect for those who have just gotten their nose pierced or have sensitive skin. Nostril Hoops Once your nose piercing is fully healed, you’ll want to play with different ring styles. However, finding the perfect nose ring size can seem like an extreme sport, especially if you’re shopping online. Physical jewelry stores typically have a gauge and diameter chart. If the jewelry fits comfortably, use the chart to determine your size. Use a ruler or caliperPiercers usually use an 18- or 20-gauge needle for nose ring piercings. An 8 mm and 10 mm nose hoop are the most common sizes. However, your size might differ depending on how high your piercing is placed. Which is bigger 18 or 20 gauge nose ring? When it comes to getting the perfect fit for your nose ring, the first step is figuring out your size. Don't worry; it's easier than it sounds. In fact, in most cases, it’s as simple as visiting a reputable piercer near you. They’ll be able to measure you for the perfect piece of jewelry. In addition to that, you might be allergic to the jewellery, which can cause more severe irritation. If this is the case, you can visit your piercer for advice. Finally, you could be experiencing a keloid, which is a form of scarring and may require treatment.

A bigger-sized gauge will not go through your piercing, and a thinner gauge ring will look unsightly with ample space around it. Nose ring gauge sizes apply to all types of nose ring styles. To determine the right length and diameter for you, measure your current jewelry or have a professional piercer do it for you. Remember, finding the right balance between snugness and ease is the key to a perfect fit. Common Issues with Nose Ring SizesThe most standard nose ring size is 20 gauge with a 5/16 inch diameter. However, you can find nose rings in other sizes, too. Before you start shopping, measuring your nose is important to find out the size you need. This can be done easily by measuring the distance between your nostrils or consulting with your piercer (but we’ll talk more about this below). Not only will wearing the wrong size cause discomfort, but it can also lead to irritation, infection, and other health issues. By taking the time to measure and understand your nose piercing, you'll be able to find the perfect fit that enhances your features and showcases your unique personality.

Nose ring hoops are measured by internal diameter. Remember that the placement of your piercing hole determines your nose ring’s diameter.Nostril Screw Stud: A straight stud with a semi-circular end that is placed at a right angle to the straight pin.

You also need to avoid swimming in pools, lakes or using hot tubs for the first couple of months as all of these harbour bacteria, which could cause infection,” Bond explains.

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The cost of a piercing depends on your location and who you visit. It’s always worth spending the extra few pounds to save time and money in the long run should your piercing become inflamed or infected due to an improper piercing technique. For nose ring studs, you need to consider the length of the barbell, excluding the balls or charms at the ends.