There is so much that can be expressed using your body jewelry. From your favorite activities, colors and hobbies, to each unique trait of your personality, you can let the world know the real you with every carefully selected item you wear.
read moreKnowing what kinds of materials your jewelry is made of, knowing where it came from, and knowing that the company behind it is honest in doing what’s best for the earth are really important.
read moreEverybody with piercings has a story and we love to hear them. Today, we’re featuring Renee, who is a seasoned pro at getting piercings. She’s had 20+ piercings and continues to add more all the time.
read moreThe word, daith derives from the Hebrew and it means intelligence. A piercing that passes through the ear’s innermost cartilage fold, it is considered in Hindu folklore to be a symbolic filter of all that is false and nonsensical.
read moreWe are crazy excited to tell you about our newest nipple jewelry. There are many different styles so there’s something for everybody!
read moreSnakes symbolize intelligence, sexiness, wealth, communication, and all things that are mysterious, and they happen to be gorgeous.
read moreDuring the 90’s, when the music scene across every genre was pretty much a way of life for Generation X, kids and young adults were wildly influenced by those behind the music. One of the biggest stars out of the hip hop world, Tupac was a bold symbol of alternative body art.
read moreTitanium body jewelry is an excellent choice for a number of reasons but we love it because it looks great and comes in so many styles! The possibilities are endless!
read moreInspired by the punk and goth sub-culture, spikes are edging their way into mainstream fashion. Clothes, shoes, and especially body jewelry are covered in spikes and studs. You can see the trend on the runways, celebrities are wearing them, and now you can rock the same edgy look.
read moreApril’s birthstone is the diamond, a gemstone with a rich and noble history. Derived from the Greek word adamas, which translates to “unconquerable”, the diamond’s rarity, beauty and strength make it a suitable symbol of eternal love, romance and commitment. The first recorded presentation of a diamond engagement ring was in 1477, when Archduke Maximilian of Austria proposed marriage to Mary of Burgundy.
read moreThe APP (Association of Professional Piercers) offers specific information geared towards medical procedures and things like MRIs and CAT scans, with detailed info as well as personal experiences. According to the information they offer, getting an MRI with your body jewelry in should not be an issue so long as the jewelry does not interfere with the area being investigated.
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