Belly Piercing Jewellery

What types of belly piercing jewellery does Camile and Stone offer?

Here at Camile and Stone we offer a wide range of unique belly button jewellery pieces. Our belly piercing range comes in various precious metals and gemstones. From gold and rose gold, to sterling silver finishes, the choice is yours. 

Also, to draw the eye, we have incorporated sparkling gemstones such as crystals, sapphires, and even pearls, into our designs. As for styles, we offer simple but stunning belly rings and more extravagant designs.

Are dangle belly button rings safe to wear daily?

Absolutely! Dangle belly button rings are safe to wear daily if they are made from high-quality materials. Metals such as titanium and gold are less likely to cause irritation as these are considered to be hypoallergenic. 

Also, make sure that you follow piercing aftercare guidelines to ensure that any body piercing jewellery you wear does not put you at risk of infection. Remember, regular cleaning and care are essential to prevent a build-up of bacteria. As long as you have chosen quality dangle belly button rings and maintain proper hygiene, you can safely wear this kind of body jewellery every day. 

Does Camile and Stone offer custom or gemstone belly rings?

If you want custom belly button jewellery that is personal to you, you are in the right place. Why not customise your belly piercing jewellery by selecting your birthstone or a gemstone that holds personal significance to you?

We also offer an engraving service, allowing you to inscribe a thoughtful message, meaningful symbol, or name onto a jewellery piece. This is a great idea for if you are giving body jewellery as a gift, letting your loved one know how much they mean to you. Contact us to find out more about our customisation services, we’ll be happy to help!

What are the latest trends in belly piercing jewellery?

Belly button jewellery, similar to any other type of jewellery is subject to changing trends. So, if you want to stay ahead of the curve, check out the following trends in belly piercing jewellery design for 2025:

• Dangle belly rings: There has been a resurgence of 90’s and Y2K fashion lately, and with that, increased sales in typical 1990’s and 2000’s jewellery such as the iconic dangle belly ring.
• Hypoallergenic materials: Irritation is never a good look, so the demand for more skin-friendly materials, like titanium and gold, is on the up.
• Minimalist designs: Across all jewellery types, modern, minimalist style is becoming more and more sought after.
• Gemstone details: Belly bars with coloured gemstones, crystals, or pearls at both ends make for an eye-catching, on-trend look.

Which metals are best for belly piercings to avoid irritation?

The best metals for belly piercing jewellery to avoid irritation are hypoallergenic, high-quality metals. Examples of metals that are less likely to cause irritation include titanium and gold. 

We use solid gold or gold vermeil (18K gold on 925 silver) across our gold jewellery ranges, including our belly button piercing jewellery collection. With gold vermeil, this gold layer provides a hypoallergenic barrier that ensures our belly piercing jewellery is suitable for people with sensitive skin.

As for titanium, we only use the very best premium titanium when crafted our belly rings. Titanium is well known for its hypoallergenic quality and for this reason it is commonly used in body jewellery.

Can I change my belly button ring immediately after getting pierced?

It is not recommended to change your belly button ring straight after getting a piercing. Typically, you should wait until the piercing is healed or follow the piercer’s guidelines. Changing the jewellery too soon can increase the risk of infection, and irritation, or prevent the piercing from healing properly. It’s essential that you follow aftercare recommendations set by the piercer. 

How do I choose the right size for my belly button ring?

Choosing the right size belly button ring is important for both comfort and healing. The most common size for a belly button ring is a 14 gauge (1.6mm). Consider the gauge and length when browsing for belly piercing jewellery.

The gauge refers to the thickness of the barbell. The length is the distance between the two ends of the jewellery. Everybody is different, so consider which sizing would fit you best. Straight after healing you might require a longer length to accommodate for swelling. You can then go shorter, for a snugger fit, after this period. 

Can I wear belly piercing jewellery while swimming or showering?

Once your belly piercing is properly healed, you can wear your belly ring while swimming or showering. However, it’s important to clean the jewellery and dry the area thoroughly afterwards to remove moisture, chlorine, or salt water. This is not only essential to help avoid infection, but also to keep your belly piercing jewellery in perfect condition.