Labia piercing
Labia piercings come in two kinds that are often confused: through the inner labia and through the outer ones. The tissue differs, and so do gauge and healing time. 7 models in stock.
Which shape fits for labia
Each name opens exactly those.
Titanium or steel for labia
The material decides how the piercing heals.
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All sectionsIntimate piercingInner labia
Thin, richly supplied with blood, and among the fastest piercings there are: 4–8 weeks. A 1.6 mm ring, 8–10 mm across.
Outer labia
Thicker tissue and a deeper channel: 2–4 months, and a larger 12–16 mm ring so it rests rather than cuts in.
Why a ring rather than a barbell
A ring moves with the fold; a straight bar presses on one point in mobile tissue, and that is where irritation appears.
Size and material
| Material | Titanium — 4 models. Contains no nickel, so it causes no reaction even in a fresh piercing. Lighter than steel — less load on the tissue. The material of first choice. 316L steel — 3 models. Cheaper, corrosion-resistant, suitable for a healed piercing. For the first jewellery titanium is the better choice. |
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| Thickness | 1.2 mm — 5 models, 1 mm — 4 models, 0.8 mm — 3 models. The thickness must match the one the piercing was made with. |
| Bar length | 10 mm — 6 models, 6 mm — 6 models, 8 mm — 6 models, 12 mm — 4 models. A longer bar is needed while the swelling lasts, a shorter one — for a healed piercing. |
| Ring diameter | 10 mm — 7 models, 8 mm — 7 models, 6 mm — 6 models, 9 mm — 5 models. A smaller diameter sits tighter, a bigger one — looser and more visible. |
| Thread | Threadless — 7 models. |
| Insert | None — 3 models, Cubic zirconia — 2 models. |



