Types of Piercings
Lobe | this refers to the soft lower section of the ear, which lends itself to any combination or hoops, studs, drops & sleepers.
Antitragus | this part of the ear, opposite the tragus, is a piece of cartilidge suited for a ring
Conch | this sits on the middle part of the inside of your ear. Rings or studs can be placed here.
Helix | the inside ridge of the top cartilage of your ear is pierced lending itself to both loops and studs.
Rook | the top part of your ear just above the forward helix, perfect for a stud or a large ring.
Forward Helix | the piece of cartilage between the rook and daith, perfect for a stud.
Daith | a Black Betty favourite, where a ring looks perfect in the centre of the ear.
Tragus | the cartilige that sits in front of the ear canal, a great home for any type of piercing jewel.