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CONCH PIERCING
The conch piercing sits in the center cartilage of the ear, either in the inner or outer conch area. It’s a versatile placement that works well with flat back studs or hoops, making it perfect for building a balanced ear stack.
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TRAGUS PIERCING
The tragus piercing goes through the small cartilage flap that partially covers the ear canal. Because the area is compact, flat back studs or tiny hoops are typically the most comfortable option.
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ROOK PIERCING
The rook piercing sits in the inner ridge of cartilage above the daith. Its curved placement is usually styled with curved barbells or small hoops for a snug, sculptural look.
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DAITH PIERCING
The daith piercing goes through the inner fold of cartilage just above the ear canal. This placement naturally frames the center of the ear and is most often worn with a small hoop or clicker ring.
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SEPTUM PIERCING
The septum piercing goes through the soft tissue just below the center cartilage that separates the nostrils. It’s commonly worn with small hoops/clicker rings, or circular barbells and can be easily styled for a subtle or bold look.
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