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Conch piercing

  • 07-08-2007 12:29am
    #1
    Attol
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    I'm thinking of getting a conch piercing on my lunch break tomorrow. I just want a little jewelled stud but I'm not quite sure what kinda jewellery goes with it? In Celestial Ring you have to pay extra for it but was wondering if I had anything I could bring with me from home. From pics I've seen the most common ones are bars and rings but neither particularly interests me as I'd rather have something a little smaller. Thanks!


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  • #2
    littlehedgehog
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    No reputable place will use jewellery you bring in - in CR they actually say it in the price leaflet, from what I remember.


  • #3
    Attol
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    I had a look in the window and it just said €35 + cost of jewellery. What are the most common types of jewellery for it so I can have a think before I get it done?


  • #4
    Gauge
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    The most common types would be a ring or a barbell. I don't think the gemmed/acrylic ends are an initial option because I don't think they can be autoclaved/sterlised, but once it's healed you can pop a fancy bead onto the ring or a fancy screw on ball for the barbell no bother.


  • #5
    Attol
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    Cool. I got a plain barbell for it. Figured it'd be easier to maintain than a ring during the whole healing malarky. Can't wait to get something a little more interesting for it.


  • #6
    Gauge
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    Bodyartforms.com have some gorgeous bits and bobs if you're looking to jazz up a ring or bar, I'm going to order a load of cat-eye balls for my jewellery...


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  • #7
    Attol
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,386 ✭✭✭Attol


    Nice link. You ordered before? Just curious about the quality as the prices are so low.


  • #8
    garthv
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    http://www.wildcat.co.uk/acatalog/

    Good place for decent jewellery, CR in Stephens Green is now a WildCat dealer so whatever you find on the site you can get them to order in.


  • #9
    Gauge
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    Bodyartforms is fantastic. I used to go with Wildcat but BAF are cheaper and quicker and their customer service is great, stuff usually takes a week to get here where with wildcat I've been left waiting 3 weeks or more somtimes.


  • #10
    Attol
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,386 ✭✭✭Attol


    GaRtH_V wrote:
    http://www.wildcat.co.uk/acatalog/

    Good place for decent jewellery, CR in Stephens Green is now a WildCat dealer so whatever you find on the site you can get them to order in.

    But they're damn expensive! I'm a poor student on minimum wage so the cheaper the better. 10 euros per ball is a bit much on my budget if I want any kind of variety. At least that's what the Dublin shops seem to charge and have done the last couple of times I've bought stuff.


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