Septum Spike is a really cool way to show off your septum piercing. These are available in various lengths so your options are not limited by that. These are a made from 316LVM Surgical Steel naturally.
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Surgical Steel Circular Tusks are most commonly worn in Septum piercings but are also used in Ear Lobes or Nipple Piercings. This piece will defiantly dress up your piercing with its smooth finish and very high polish. This piece ships in 2 weeks or less
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The 316LVM Surgical Steel Flat Disc Nostril Screw is not only a cute addition to your piercing jewelry collection but it is also great for the times that you want to wear a nostril screw but don’t what it to be noticed by to many people. The disc is 3/32″ in diameter and all polished. This is very small and dainty but still available with several style options.
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The Surgical Steel Flat Bezel Set Nostril Screw have a flat bottom and are available with a variety of options. They are 12 different gem colors available and with a bezel setting it is much less likely to get snagged on your towels or clothing. Very low profile. These are available in Nose bones Nostril Screws and also fishtail if you prefer to bend your own. These are a very nice piece that you will love and can afford to have in several different colors and sizes. The regular size bezel has a 1.75 mm gem and the Micro size has a 1 mm gem.
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The Surgical Steel Prong Set Nostril Screws 14K White Gold Setting on top of a Surgical Steel Shaft. The gems are available with a variety of colors and being in a prong setting more light gets to the stone to make them sparkle a little more. These are available in Nose bones Nostril Screws and also Fishtails if you prefer to bend your own. The Regular prong setting holds a 1.75 mm gem and the Micro prong setting holds a 1 mm gem.
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The Spider’s Web Nipple Shield is a very cool piece of Jewelry. It is made of Sterling Silver and well draw a lot of attention. This is a most have piece to add to your collection.
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Sizes listed are for Center Hole Inside Diameter These Collars are a seriously awesome piece of jewelry for the adventurer in either gender. Each Collar has 4 radial spikes and 4 more that point straight forward all of which are removable. As with the most Nipple Shields they are held in place the jewelry in your piercing.
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Semi-Hook Tusks look very cool in Septum Piercings. They are a great way to draw attention to your piercing yet still offer a nice clean sleek look. They are available in either 316LVM Surgical Steel or in Titanium. In Titanium they offer you a variety of colorful options.
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Sizes listed are for Center Hole Inside Diameter Nipple Rounders are designed primarily for female or pronounced male nipples. The rounder slides over the nipple and a barbell passes through both the rounder and the piercing. We also will include a barbell to fit in either 14 12 or 10 gauge.
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This nipple shield has a unique design that would accent your piercing wonderfully. It is made of Sterling Silver and would make a great addition to anyone’s jewelry collection.
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