Body piercing jewelry is the mixture of old and new flavors. Piercing
the parts of the body and adorning it with piercing jewelry is a custom that
has been in practice in the world for more than twenty centuries. The types of
body piercings that are available in jewelry shops are small and large plain
banana balls, small and large single gem banana balls, captive bead rings of
various sizes like 18g up to 14g, endless rings without any apparent hoops but
rather internally attachment system, double gem eye brow banana, eye brow
balls, eye brow cones, horse shoe balls, horse shoe cones, tongue ring or tongue
barbell with gem, and tongue barbell with plain balls.
Septum silver jewelry
One needs to be very
careful of where one is buying the piece of jewelry from, as in case of a bad
piece of jewelry the pierced part may become septic. In case of a royal look, it
is always preferable to buy a septumsilver jewelry adorned with glass and tusks that can be used for special
occasions. Such beautiful jewelry can make a world of difference to your
overall look and feel.
Piercing nose rings
When it comes to using
these rings, it is first of all wise to choose the right piercer who can help
you avoid countless infections and problems from your piercing that can have
negative impacts on your wallet and your health. In the beginning, it's a good
idea to choose surgical steel nose rings or titanium rings that are less likely
to irritate. With a healthy piercing, you'll be able to maintain it for as long
as you wish. One can also wear piercing
nose rings made of acrylic, black line, gold, silver, or silicone.
Tribal septum jewelry
Body piercing is one of
the ancient and widespread types of body art. It was first adopted by the
Romans to show their bravery and was also used as a practical means of
fastening their dress. In Borneo, genital piercings like the apadravya and
ampallang were in practice. Female genital piercings developed later and are used
for erotic stimulation. Girls from the African tribes have ear, nose and lip
piercings to assist them to wear ornaments denoting their tribal identity and
protect them from witchcraft. African Pokot girls wear lip plugs when they are
wedded, which is also followed by Turkama men and women. Other tribal septum jewelry gilded with plant
stems and bone jewelry is worn by tribesmen of Papua New Guinea.
