Hinged segment ring in your choice of color.
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Waterproof
Everyday use
For most skin types
Durable
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Material: Surgical steel
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Product reviews
5.0(1 reviews)
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Perfect for septum
I bought this in 7 mm diameter and 1.2 mm (16 g) gauge for my septum piercing. I am allergic to nickel and have had no problems at all with it. I put it in on May 5, 2023, and I haven't removed it since. I still have it today, March 1, 2025, and I highly recommend it.
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Wear Frequency
Everyday use
Biocompatibility
For most skin types
Water Resistance
Waterproof
Lifespan
Durable
Product details
Name: Hinged segment ring in your choice of color.
SKU: U-Ring-94
Lock type: Hinge
Placement: Tragus, Stretching, Snug, Septum, Rook, Nostril, Nipple, Helix, Daith, Conch, Navel, Forward helix
Material: Surgical steel
Coating type: Anodized
Number of items: 1
Design: Simple
Is the jewelry coated?: Yes, the whole jewelry
Jewelry type: Hinged ring
Description
You may be looking for a new ring for your septum, eyebrow, nipple, or intimate piercing. In that case, you can use this endless ring in a variety of piercings, and it will look amazing in all of them.
This endless ring comes with a hinged segment that will make it incredibly easy to insert it into the piercing. It's a smart and handy mechanism since there's no risk of losing a loose piece.
It's available in a range of beautiful colors you can choose from. It's also possible to select from different sizes; go ahead and pick yours according to your piercing hole.
The models with a thicker gauge size are a bit tricky to open and close with fingers. If you have a stretched piercing, we recommend using a ring opener and a ring closer. Note that these tools are a lifetime investment that you can use for other piercings: the thicker they are, the more difficult it gets to open and close them. If they have a large gauge size and a small diameter, it's even harder.
