Labrets with cubic zirconia
Labrets with cubic zirconia — 8 models in stock. A labret is a straight bar with a flat disc on one side and a screw-on top on the other.
- ShapeLabret
- SettingCubic zirconia
- Size1.2 mm thick, 6–10 mm long
- In stock8 models
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How to choose
A labret is a straight bar with a flat disc on one side and a screw-on top on the other. The disc does not bulge under the skin, so labrets go into ear cartilage, the lip and the nostril — wherever the jewellery lies on the tissue from inside.
Size and material
| Material | 316L steel — 7 models, Titanium — 1 model. |
|---|---|
| Length / diameter | 6 mm — 6 models, 8 mm — 1 model. For bars this is the length between the ends; for rings, the inner diameter. |
FAQ
Why is a labret more comfortable than a barbell with a ball?
The flat back does not dig into the skin and does not catch. In ear cartilage this is felt at once: a ball on the inside gets in the way of sleeping on that side, the disc of a labret does not.
Can a labret go into a fresh piercing?
Yes, in cartilage and the lip it is the first one put in: the disc lies flat and does not press on the tissue from inside. Only the length matters — take 2–3 mm more than the thickness of the tissue, because swelling lasts the first weeks. When it goes down, the long bar is changed for a shorter one: otherwise it wobbles and rubs the channel.
Which size should I choose?
The typical size for this zone is 1.2 mm thick, 6–10 mm long. Jewellery smaller than needed presses on the channel, bigger — catches on clothes and hair. The exact size of each model is given on its page.
Are cubic zirconia and zirconium the same thing?
Cubic zirconia is a crystal of zirconium dioxide, often just called «CZ». Natural zircon is a different mineral and is not used in piercing.
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