How to Care for your Jewelry

Threadless Jewelry

Threaded Jewelry

Seamless Ring

Metal Tools

Threadless Jewelry
Threadless jewelry is an innovative approach to threaded jewelry, but just as reliable with the right bend by our professional piercers.
We apply a medium bend for your convenience upon purchase so that you're able to inset your own jewelry upon receipt.
It's good to check your jewelry periodically by placing the thumb on the back and a finger on the front and pushing the two ends together in gentle, straight motion to avoid kinking the pin.
If your jewelry starts coming apart often, it's best to go to a professional piercing shop and have the piercer readjust the bends with an approved tool.

Threaded Jewelry
Professional grade, internally threaded jewelry is high quality and doesn't often fail in a manufacturer's sense.
It's good to check your jewelry periodically by rotating your jewelry in a clockwise direction to tighten up your piece. Over time, threads can loosen so by being proactive, you can avoid jewelry coming apart and falling out of the body.
Think "righty-tighty, lefty-loosey" when you're readjusting your threaded pieces.
If your jewelry starts coming apart often, it's best to go to a professional piercing shop and have the piercer tighten your piece.

Seamless Rings
Seam rings, whether they're gold, titanium or stainless steel, are more for long term wear and should not be removed often in order to avoid warping and damage to the ring itself.
Do not use tools, especially metal tools, to avoid scratching the hand-polished surface of your ring; this can cause irritations when re-installed, even with healed piercings.
If you're needing to remove your seam ring for any reason, it's best to go to a professional piercer and have them help you with the removal.
If you're needing to remove your rings often, we suggest going with a clicker for convenience.

Metal Tools
Professional piercers use tools in the studio for various reasons. These tools are designed specifically to interact with while not damaging jewelry.
Metal tools can scratch the hand-polished surface of your jewelry which can cause irritations, even with healed piercings.
Using tools, especially metal tools, can cause major damage to your jewelry which negates the warranty against manufacturer's defect that we offer.
If you're needing to remove your jewelry for any reason, it's best to go to a professional piercer and have them help you with the removal.
