Forbidden Body Jewelry16G Daith Earrings Surgical Steel Rook Eyebrow Earring Double Gem CZ Barbell Piercing Jewelry for Women Men

I bought this for my Daith piercing, and though it fits, it is rather short. It appears to be well-made, but I had a heck of a time getting the end screwed on because it was shorter than I really needed. The crystals on the ends are very small and do not show up the way I had hoped. It may be fine for other piercings, but I don't recommend it for Daith.

As soon as this curved barbell arrived, I knew it would work just fine for my eyebrow.At first, I couldn't unscrew either ball. So I just used a little pair of pliers to loosen the ball to turn. And by the way, EVERY person with piercings should have access to 2 sets of pliers (or at least 1, if you wear simple barbells like these). They don't have to be expensive, cheap will do, as long as they work. A flat-nose plier will work fine to assist in unscrewing and screwing the pieces securely. It can be used to periodically tighten your piercings. I'm sure you all know how that goes.Ladies, Guys, don't lose your balls. They are very important. Right, John? Right.Ok. Now. The reason why 2 pliers can be really useful, is that they can both be used to seperate a ring. One holds one end steady, and the other one slowly pulls the metal away.That is what I had to do before surgery on my deviated septum (my nose. Crooked septum & swelling=no breathing.)Oh, and yeah. If you get a similar surgery, remember, no metal on your face. It can literally burn your skin otherwise. And it has. I told them I didn't care, because I knew it would be hard to take everything out. The doc wasn't havin' it. No way, he wouldn't endanger my body like that. Smart guy. Haha.Also, 2 pliers can even help to unscrew any ball that is on waaaayy too tight. Our fingers don't have enough grip sometimes. But the flat-nose pliers can save the day.I'm a jewelry designer, I use various tools, so I know what I'm talking about. PLEASE don't give these guys like 2 stars just because you couldn't figure out how to open the end. That's totally on you, my friend.So this curved barbell is shaped perfectly, and the length is exactly right for my eyebrow piercing. I love the aurora borealis gems on the end. They are a little bit smaller than what I prefer, but they add a tiny sparkly flair to your jewelry. And I always choose this kind over clear gems. It catches the light better, and shows off its facets, and the various colors it projects.No big issues. It's still in there, after a couple weeks, so I am very cool with this choice.I'm betting you will be too. It's the perfect mix of modesty, slightly sparkly, and obvious noticeable.It's metal. In your face. What else would it be but noticeable?I believe I'll be buying another one. I have 2 piercings in one eyebrow. And for some reason, none of the barbells I have on stand-by are quite as perfect as this one. I just love it. You will too.A+. Bravo. F for Fantastic.Haha.

I used this product as a daith ring. I needed something small and relatively "unoffensive" in a business sense for my job. This did the trick. It fit with a bit of room to spare (not a challenge to fit it through the cartilage) and its very comfortable. Sometimes I forget I have it in. I would definitely recommend it for similar uses for the daith piercing, and for those who need a work appropriate alternative to larger hoops.

I got my Rook in my ear pierced in July and after seeing 2 Drs for how terrible it looked and them both saying it wasn't infected, I decided it had to be the jewelry they used to pierce it. I can only wear gold because of a metal allergy so I was hesitant to try this. Within 3 days the redness, swelling and everything else was completely gone. I am happy with the look of this earring too. Very comfortable with just a little bit of sparkle. Anyone looking for an earring like this with a metal allergy should go ahead and give this a try. I did and it saved my Rook piercing. Very Happy! (P.S. I went back to the shop asking them to change the earring out and they wouldn't do it for me because they said Amazon couldn't guarantee that it was Surgical Steel, but the earring they used was supposed to be Surgical Steel but theirs was the one I had a problem with...hmmm. I trust Amazon over them now!)

Fulfilled as stated , however this is not best to use for daith piercings. The bar is too short and the ball is incredibly small. This product would def serve better as an eyebrow jewelry. I had this earring in for 4 days and the ball fell off almost going down into my ear canal. Needless to say i reacted to the tickle of the ball falling off and swatted and am now unable to wear the jewelry.

Replaced my old rook jewelry with this and it's cute. I wouldn't use this on a new piercing as it is externally threaded, but since mine has been healed for years, I was not worried about it. It looks just as pictured and I have had no issues after wearing it for a few weeks now. It looks crooked in the first picture, but it does sit straight as you can see in the second. My rook is on the smaller side, so next time I would probably buy a 6mm, but when I first had it pierced I needed this length (8mm, 5/16") due to irritation/swelling. Overall, Its cheap and cute.

The product is as described and works great for my daith. I give it four stars because I can't see the blue stones once it's in my ear. I sleep with earplugs and I can comfortable get them in without them putting pressure on the earring.

This was smaller than expected and a tight fit for my daith piercing, which was what I searched for. It worked for one ear but not the other. I wouldn't recommend for daith piercings, and you need small nimble fingers for these tiny studs. Otherwise the quality is nice. The sparkle is not visible at all in my daith piercing.

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