Now that we've seen some of the more common types of nose piercings, you might have some questions about nose ring sizes like gauges, diameters, and other measurements. Here are the terms you'll need to know if you're planning on getting a piercing: 1. Nose Ring Gauge Sizes U Post (Nose Screw): Alluring Body nose screws are designed to fit securely. The screw is threaded through the piercing, resulting in a very secure fit. Nose screws can be difficult to get in. We recommend having your piercer insert your nose screw for the first time. If you have a very active lifestyle or are concerned about your nose ring falling out, this is probably the best style for you. Many gems are about 2mm in diameter. However, you can choose "micro" nose studs with gems from 1.2mm-1.6mm (about 1/16") or find statement pieces with gems up to 7mm (about 1/4") across. Some specialty rings have even larger gems or decorations. Circular Barbell: A horseshoe shaped barbell with a stud at both ends. This piercing jewellery is used in many types of piercing include nose piercings.

Alluring Body nose studs are available as pins (also known as bones or studs), screws (or U shaped), and L shaped. Also, some people are experimenting with multiple nostril piercings and may even place a ring on one side and a stud on the other for a superb visual balance. Or even two rings on the same side. Play around with mixing and matching, and create an ensemble that is all you.Nostril Screw Stud: A straight stud with a semi-circular end that is placed at a right angle to the straight pin. Length: Use a ruler to measure from the bottom of the gem to the start of the bend or bulb in the stud. The nostril piercing is maybe more beloved than ever at the moment, and it’s fun to see how creative people are with their styles. Consider a high nostril piercing, which is like a normal one but a little higher up. Due to this position, rings won’t work well for it, but studs achieve a slightly more prominent look. A: Other companies usually just push the prongs over and don't finish them, which causes roughness and snags. I round and hand polish each prong so that they are smooth. The two most common diameters are 8mm (5/16") and 10mm (3/8"). However, you can find sizes ranging from 4.8mm (3/16") to 22mm (7/8"). Larger diameter sizes:

The standard nose ring diameter sizes are 8 mm (5/16") and 10 mm (3/8"). A too-small ring can become uncomfortable or not fit at all. A larger ring might look overly bulky or run the risk of getting caught on clothing, etc. Different nose ring sizes for different nose piercings Proper maintenance for your Piercing Jewellery will significantly improve the lifetime. As we mentioned earlier, 316L Surgical Steel with brass used as a second material is very sensitive to discolouration. When brass is used, ensure the jewellery is thoroughly dried to prevent tarnishing. This rare piercing looks like a nostril piercing but is placed higher up the bridge of your nose. It can be quite painful, so most use a relatively thin 18-gauge needle. 3. Septum.If you're planning on getting your nose pierced, you may already have an exact piercing type in mind. But if you're new to piercing, you might not realize just how many sizes (and types) of nose piercings are out there! Here's how to select your nose ring sizes. Standard nose ring sizes explained The diameter of a nose ring (or hoop) is the measurement across the circle. A too-small ring can become uncomfortable or not fit at all. A larger ring might look overly bulky or run the risk of getting caught on clothing, etc.