Piercing Jewellery

Here at Camile and Stone we offer a wide selection of piercing jewellery across a range of different piercing types. From earring piercings for lobes, helix, conch and cartilage, to belly rings, we offer them all. 

Choose from various precious metals and gemstones, from gold and rose gold, to sterling silver finishes, to personalise your piercings to suit your taste. We have also worked precious gemstones such as crystals, sapphires, and even pearls, into our designs, if you prefer a touch of colour and sparkle.

Go for it! There are no longer any hard and fast rules when it comes to wearing jewellery. Feel free to mix and match metals to achieve a modern and eclectic look. Try wearing a cool silver cartilage piercing with rich gold studs, adding multi-tonal shine. We also offer matching pieces for people who take a more cohesive approach to accessorising.

Yes, at Camile and Stone we offer fine piercing jewellery crafted from high-quality materials. What sets fine jewellery apart from costume or fashion jewellery is the materials used and the level of craftsmanship that goes into each piece. 

Fine jewellery is typically made from precious metals and gemstones. Metals such as yellow gold and rose gold have the extra advantage of reducing irritation, making them perfect for those with sensitive skin.

Piercing jewellery, similar to any other type of jewellery, is subject to emerging accessory trends. So, if you are thinking of getting a new piercing or need to update your existing body jewellery, check out the following trends in piercing jewellery design for 2025:

• Chains and charms: Earrings with chain elements joining two piercings together and dangling belly bars are set to become best-sellers for 2025.
• Hypoallergenic materials: Irritation never looks good, or feels good for that matter, so the demand for more skin-friendly materials, like titanium and gold, is on the up.
• Multiple earrings: It's the earring equivalent of layered necklaces or stacking rings, multiple earrings along the earlobe continue to be a popular choice.

Gemstone details: Piercing jewellery with coloured gemstones, crystals, or pearls at both ends makes for an eye-catching, on-trend look.

To avoid irritation, the best materials for fresh piercings 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 piercing jewellery collection. With gold vermeil, this gold layer provides a hypoallergenic barrier that ensures our piercing jewellery is suitable for people with sensitive skin.

Our piercing jewellery is also available in titanium. We only use the very best premium titanium throughout our piercing jewellery collection. Titanium is well known for its hypoallergenic quality and for this reason it is commonly used in piercing jewellery.

Whatever piercing you get, it is not advised to change your piercing immediately after getting a piercing. We recommend that you follow the piercer’s instructions and wait until the piercing is healed or until they say so. 

If you change the jewellery too soon this can put you at risk of infection, and irritation, or prevent the piercing from healing properly. You should be provided with all the aftercare instructions following your appointment. It is important that you follow these in order to avoid risk of complications.

It is important that you choose the right gauge size for your piercing. Selecting the wrong gauge can impact comfort and healing. The gauge size will depend on factors such as the type of piercing or part of the body you have pierced. 

Basically, the gauge is the thickness of the barbell, whilst the length is the distance between the two ends of the jewellery. Every body part is different, so consider which sizing would be most appropriate for your piercing. 

For example, the most common size for a belly button ring is a 14 gauge (1.6mm). For helix piercings 16 and 18 gauge is typically used. Take into account the gauge size, and also length, when searching for the right piercing jewellery.

You can wear your piercing jewellery while exercising or swimming, but only once your piercing is properly healed. Afterwards, it’s advisable to clean the jewellery and dry the area thoroughly to remove sweat, chlorine, or salt water. This is a healthy habit to get into, to help avoid infection, and also to keep your piercing jewellery looking good.