Ear Jewelry is the catalog-wide category every stud, barbell, hoop and dangler meant for the ear lands here, whether it’s going in a lobe, helix, tragus, conch or daith. With over fifty designs, it’s easiest to browse by which mechanism a piece uses rather than scrolling the whole grid.
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Ear Jewelry Collection
Four basic types make up the range. Flatback studs have a disc-shaped back instead of a butterfly clutch, so they sit flush against cartilage without pressing into it these are the ones you want for helix, tragus or conch. Labret-style barbells work the same way but with a slightly different post, often used for flat placements. Screw-back and standard butterfly-back studs are the classic lobe option. Hoops and clickers, sized smaller for the ear than for septum or navel use, round out the placements that call for a loop instead of a stud. Prices run from ₨1,000 for a simple chain tassel stud to ₨15,000 for a marquise dangler in 925 silver, with most of the catalog sitting between ₨3,000 and ₨6,000.
Materials & Finishes
Titanium and 925 sterling silver make up most of the range and both are nickel-free, which is the detail that actually matters for anyone with sensitive ears nickel is the metal responsible for most contact allergies, not gold or silver themselves. A smaller run of studs comes in 18k gold plating. Plating sits on top of a base metal rather than being solid gold through, so it’s better suited to healed lobes than to a piercing that’s still forming, since a fresh wound reacts more to whatever’s touching it, plating included.
Sizing & Placement Guide
Each listing states the post length and gauge, and it’s worth checking both before ordering rather than after. Swelling is the main reason a stud that looked right in the photo doesn’t fit on day one a longer post gives room for that swelling to go down without the back of the stud digging into the piercing from behind. If a piercing is still new, go with the longer option listed and switch to a shorter, closer-fitting post once healing is done, generally after six to eight weeks for a lobe and three to six months for cartilage.
Matching Jewelry to Placement
Labret and flatback styles fit helix, tragus, conch and rook. Barbell studs with a slightly heavier gauge work for single cartilage piercings that need more support. Screw-back and butterfly studs are for lobes specifically the clutch mechanism isn’t built to sit flush against cartilage. Danglers and chain styles need a stable base piercing, so we’d suggest waiting until a placement is fully healed before adding one, since the extra weight and swing put more strain on a fresh piercing than a plain stud does.
Care & Healing
Clean twice a day with saline while healing, avoid turning or removing the jewelry unnecessarily, and keep hair products, perfume and hairspray away from the piercing until it’s settled. Lobes generally heal in six to eight weeks cartilage placements take three months at the fastest and up to a year for daith.
Why Order From EarStudex
This is the category most first-time and repeat customers browse first, since it covers every ear placement in one place. Every piece ships nationwide across Pakistan, and because we pierce as well as sell jewelry, the sizing guidance on each listing comes from what we actually fit on clients in Peshawar, not a generic spec sheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
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