Prince Albert piercing
A Prince Albert runs through the urethra and exits under the glans. It is worn at 2.4–3.2 mm, a gauge we do not stock — what is gathered here is the right form and the largest diameters we have, at a thinner gauge. 7 models in stock.
Which shape fits for a Prince Albert
Each name opens exactly those.
Other intimate piercings
VCH piercing17 models in stock
Male genital piercing17 models in stock
Fourchette piercing15 models in stock
Frenum and lorum piercing10 models in stock
Christina piercing9 models in stock
HCH piercing7 models in stock
Nefertiti piercing7 models in stock
Dydoe piercing7 models in stock
All sectionsIntimate piercingWhy gauge decides everything here
The channel is wide and the surrounding tissue moves constantly. A thin ring behaves like a wire and cuts through from the inside.
What is on this page
Circulars and rings in the largest diameters we have, 14–19 mm. The form and diameter are right for a PA; the gauge is not. We do not recommend them as a substitute.
Healing
Faster than it looks: 4–8 weeks. Noticeable bleeding in the first days is expected, not a complication.
Size and material
| Material | 316L steel — 5 models. Cheaper, corrosion-resistant, suitable for a healed piercing. For the first jewellery titanium is the better choice. Titanium — 2 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. |
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| Thickness | 1.2 mm — 6 models, 0.8 mm — 3 models, 1 mm — 2 models. The thickness must match the one the piercing was made with. |
| Bar length | 8 mm — 7 models, 10 mm — 6 models, 6 mm — 6 models, 12 mm — 2 models. A longer bar is needed while the swelling lasts, a shorter one — for a healed piercing. |
| Ring diameter | 10 mm — 7 models, 12 mm — 7 models, 8 mm — 7 models, 16 mm — 6 models. A smaller diameter sits tighter, a bigger one — looser and more visible. |
| Thread | Threadless — 3 models, External — 3 models, Internal — 1 model. An internal thread is hidden inside the bar — it does not scratch the channel when changing. |

