Solid Gold Diamond Beaded Piercing Stud
Dainty diamonds to make your piercings sparkle ~ the Solid Gold Diamond Beaded Piercing Stud features a lab-grown diamond as a more conscious choice. It fits perfectly into your lobe, tragus, conch or helix piercing. Plus, it's solid gold, meaning you don't have to worry about taking it out.
For hygiene reasons, to get pierced with this jewellery please do not purchase online. Please book a piercing in one of our stores where it will be available to purchase.
Composition
14k Recycled Solid Yellow Gold, Lab-Grown Diamonds
Front Design Size
4mm x 2mm
Gauge
1.2mm
Suitable For
4. Helix
6. Tragus
7. Conch
10. Lobe
11. Upper Lobe
12. Upper Lobe
Earrings are non returnable due to hygiene reasons
The gauge on our Piercing Collection jewellery is thicker than other A&M earrings. For a comfortable fit, this is best for the first time you're changing from your original piercing jewellery.
As most of our pieces are costume jewellery made from sterling silver or brass, plated with 18ct rose gold, 18ct gold and rhodium, they need special looking after for you to enjoy the beauty for a longer period of time. Here’s a list of tips for you on how to care for your Astrid & Miyu jewellery.
Avoid water: Do not place next to heater, window, air conditioner or in the bathroom. Do not wear in the pool.
Avoid sweat: Remove jewellery when exercising, or any other demanding physical work, as sweating causes the jewellery to tarnish.
Storing in our original boxes or pouches is the best way to keep your jewellery. A zip plastic bag is a great alternative if no longer have the packaging.
Avoid cosmetics: Apply scents or cosmetics before you put on your jewellery. Perfumes and lotions will tarnish the jewellery.
You already know we absolutely love a piercing and our latest solid gold earring range is for all of you wanting to add a little sparkle to your new piercing. Here is a "how to".
1. Measure your existing piercing jewellery to decide between an 8mm and 6mm post.
2. Unscrew the front design from the post.
3. Thread the labret post from the back of your ear through to the front.
4. Screw the front onto the post.