The most common and versatile piercing, placed through the soft tissue of the lower ear. Earlobe piercings heal quickly and can be styled with everything from simple studs to bold jewelry.

Pierced through the upper edge of the ear, outer cartilage piercings give a sleek look and can be worn with hoops or studs. They heal a bit slower than earlobes but are a classic choice for adding style to the ear.

These are cartilage piercings placed in different areas of the ear for unique looks. The tragus sits at the small flap near your ear canal, the rook is in the inner ridge of cartilage, the daith is the fold just above the canal, and the conch is the flat inner ear. Each offers a bold way to customize your ear with hoops or studs.

A timeless piercing placed along the curve of the nose. Nostril piercings can be styled with small studs for a subtle look or hoops for a more expressive statement.

Placed vertically through the eyebrow, this piercing adds bold character and edge to your look. It’s versatile for different jewelry styles, from simple curved barbells to more decorative pieces.

Located in the thin piece of tissue between the nostrils, the septum piercing is a classic choice with strong cultural roots. It can be worn with subtle retainers, small rings, or bold jewelry for a standout style.

These piercings are placed around the lip area. Labrets sit just below the bottom lip, while Monroes are placed above the upper lip to mimic a beauty mark. Both heal well and can be styled with small studs or decorative ends for a striking look.

Lip piercings can be placed in several spots around the mouth, offering a variety of looks from subtle to bold. Whether centered or off to the side, they can be styled with studs, hoops, or rings to match your personal style.

Placed through the center of the tongue, this piercing heals quickly and is known for its bold look. Tongue piercings are typically styled with straight barbells and can be customized with different ends for personality.

A popular body piercing that can be done on one or both sides. Nipple piercings heal a little slower than some others but make a strong personal statement and can be styled with barbells or hoops once healed.

Also known as a belly button piercing, the navel is one of the most popular body piercings. It’s placed through the skin just above the belly button and is most often styled with curved barbells or decorative jewelry for a standout look.

An industrial piercing connects two points of cartilage across the upper ear with a single straight barbell. It’s a bold, eye-catching look that stands out and has become a favorite for those wanting something unique and edgy.

An orbital piercing uses a single piece of jewelry, usually a hoop, to connect two piercings through the same ear. Often placed around the lobe or cartilage, it creates a distinctive circular look that’s stylish and versatile.

Also called a microdermal, this piercing sits flat against the skin with a small decorative top, giving the look of jewelry placed directly on the surface. Dermal anchors can be placed almost anywhere on the body for a unique, eye-catching effect.