02 — Piercing

Piercing services

Single-use needles, implant-grade titanium and placements marked to your anatomy. Healing times below are indicative — everyone heals differently.

Placements

Only piercings the studio offers

Earlobe

$50 - $75

Standard and stacked lobe placements, marked and matched to your ear.

Jewelry
Implant-grade titanium labret or ring
Healing
Typically 2–3 weeks

Helix & Forward Helix

$60 - $80

Upper cartilage placements, angled for the jewelry you want to wear long term.

Jewelry
Flat-back labret recommended
Healing
Typically 6–12 weeks

Conch

$65 - $85

Inner ear placement suited to studs or larger hoops once healed.

Jewelry
Labret to start, ring once settled
Healing
Typically 6–12 weeks

Tragus

$65 - $85

Small cartilage placement in front of the ear canal.

Jewelry
Short flat-back labret
Healing
Typically 6–9 weeks

Industrial

$80 - $120

Two cartilage points joined by a single barbell — anatomy dependent.

Jewelry
Titanium industrial barbell
Healing
Typically 9–12 weeks

Nostril

$60 - $80

Placed to sit level with the natural crease of the nose.

Jewelry
Titanium nostril stud
Healing
Typically 4–6 weeks

Septum

$75 - $100

Pierced through the soft sweet spot, not cartilage. Can be flipped up if needed.

Jewelry
Titanium clicker or horseshoe
Healing
Typically 3–6 weeks

Eyebrow

$60 - $80

Surface placement above the eye, angled to the brow line.

Jewelry
Curved titanium barbell
Healing
Typically 3–4 weeks

Lip & Labret

$60 - $80

Single or paired placements around the lip line.

Jewelry
Flat-back labret
Healing
Typically 2–3 weeks

Navel

$75 - $100

Standard or floating navel, placed to suit your anatomy.

Jewelry
Curved titanium barbell
Healing
Typically 6–12 weeks
Nose and ear piercings with gold and titanium jewelry

Jewelry & healing

We start every fresh piercing in implant-grade titanium and size it for swelling, then downsize once things settle. Decorative ends and rings come later, when the placement can carry them.

Healing guidance here is general information, not medical advice. If something looks wrong, contact the studio or a qualified healthcare professional.