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Nipple Piercings
Nipple piercings are most definitely for both men and women, and the variety of jewellery options available makes this especially true.
The piercing itself goes through the base of the nipple, where the skin is thickest, but does not penetrate the areolas (the ring of flesh surrounding your nipple).
On this page find the right option for you, from size, jewellery type and material to aftercare.
Different Nipple Piercing Jewellery Options
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Nipple Shields
The nipple shield is an awesome look which has exploded into popularity recently.
The shield attached to a barbell which goes through the nipple, while the shield itself is usually round in shape, and completely or partially covers the areola around your nipple.
If you are looking for something a little bit different, the nipple shield is a very classy and unique look, even within the realm of nipple piercing.
Can literally shield your pierced area from too much pressure, as the jewellery can sometimes cover the pierced site.
A little more difficult to insert than other nipple piercings due to its larger size, but far from impossible.
Front-Facing Nipple Barbells
Front-facing barbells, also known as belly bars, are simple alternatives to regular barbells.
Rather than having a rounded bead on each end, the front-facing bar allows more options for gems or diamonds which can point outwards in spectacular fashion.
These are some of the most popular forms of nipple jewellery as they are simple to insert and have a wide array of style options.
Very fashionable and can easily be adorned with gems and stones for a flashy look.
Sometimes the gems on front facing bars may be heavy, which might be a bit too much pressure for a first time piercer, so be sure to consult with your piercing artist about weight.
Dangling Nipple Piercings
If you want to go for a very eye-catching nipple piercing, then a dangling nipple piercing is right choice for you.
The concept is simple enough, usually just a barbell, but there is a massive range of options which can be used to dangle from the bar itself.
Dangling jewellery allows the wearer to express themselves however they want, whether its a pendant or medallion, or even just a quirky pair of handcuffs: the sky's the limit!
Massive variety in jewellery options and very exotic looking.
The dangling bars are more likely to get caught in the likes of clothing, which can be uncomfortable, so more care is needed than with other nipple piercing jewellery.
Nipple Clickers
The nipple clicker is a new and innovative method making larger nipple piercings easier to insert. Many are similar to the shape of smaller nipple shields, generally covering the lower half of the areola.
It works how it sounds, with the thinner barbell simply being clicked out of place on one end of the jewellery, inserted through the nipple, then clicked back into place.
This is a very good option, especially for people with sensitive nipples.
Much easier to insert through the nipple than the larger nipple shields, has same stylish look.
With prolonged use, the clicker on this nipple piercing may wear out and become looser, possibly even breaking.
Price Range and Sizes
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4.50 - 262
This is the price for our specific nipple piercing options above. Barbells and Ball Closure Rings also have a wide variety in price range:
Choose Your Material
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316L Surgical Steel
Surgical steel is popular among piercers because of its natural silver look, and the ability for it to be plated with other colours such as gold or rose-gold. Many of our piercings are made from 316L surgical steel as it is a popular product. It is a great piercing material for people who have been pierced for a long time, and is very affordable.
Quality steel, polished silver look, very affordable.
Contains small amounts of nickel, will discolour over time.
14K Solid Gold
The classiest material type in our collection, gold is the highest quality jewellery you can buy. As well as this it is hypoallergenic and can be worn by first time piercers
Gold is nickel-free and don't tarnish.
Expensive and less choice than other materials.
How to Change Your Nipple Jewellery
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Here is a basic guide to changing both a nipple bar and a ball closure ring. The jewellery types listed above, besides the ball closure ring and nipple clicker, are within the nipple bar family. The nipple clicker is almost the same process as the nipple bar.
How to Change a Nipple Bar
1. Wash your hands thoroughly with warm water and antibacterial soap.
2. Hold the bead on one end of the bar, then turn the other bead counterclockwise until it comes off.
3. Unscrew one of the beads on the new jewellery you wish to insert.
4. As you are removing the old jewellery, it might be easier to immediately follow through with the new by inserting it as the old one is being pushed out.
5. Once the new bar is fully through, and the old one is out, one more hold one bead, and this time screw the other bead onto the bar clockwise.
6. For nipple clickers, the process is the same, but there is no bead to unscrew, just a bar to unclick, insert then click back into place.
How to Change a Ball Closure Ring
1. Wash your hands thoroughly with warm water and antibacterial soap.
2. Twist the ring so the bead sits on either the right or left of the nipple.
3. Hold onto one end, and push the bead out of the ring sideways; never try and pull the ring out vertically as this may damage the nipple and prevent further insertion.
4. Once the bead is out, rotate the ring until it comes out fully.
5. You should already have the bead removed on the new jewellery, and insert it as soon as possible after removing the old one, then push the bead gently into place.
Nipple Piercing Aftercare
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As your nipple is such a sensitive and intimate body part, taking proper care of your nipple piercing is hugely important.
You must clean your new nose piercing twice a day for the first 3 months.
Here are some products which can help:
- Try one of our Aftercare Products to get the best results in aftercare and infection prevention.
- Our Salt Spray Solutions are perfect for daily use alongside one of our healing range products such as our Healing Wonder Oil.
- You should also take a look at our piercing butters and balms for daily care and to avoid future irritations and infections.
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