Tragus Piercing

The tragus piercing is one of the most painful to get simply due to the location. The tragus is the area found at the front of your ear canal which makes it difficult to pierce. You’ll be able to choose from a variety of earrings, each of which can be used to reflect your style.

Snug Piercing

The snug piercing is another inner cartilage piercing for women who want something with an edge. The perforation is made along the inner cartilage closest to the outer rim of your ear. You’ll need micro-earrings for this type of piercing, which is something to consider if you want to browse through jewelry in advance.

Transverse Lobe Piercing

Like a traditional lobe piercing, the transverse lobe piercing is achieved by perforating the lower ear. The main difference here is that a tiny bar runs horizontally through the earlobe itself. This means the ball closures added on the ends are the only visible part of the piercing.

Orbital Piercing

The orbital piercing consists of two separate perforations that are then connected with one specially designed earring. Although commonly placed on the earlobe, some variations of the orbital piercing place it on the cartilage instead.

Anti-Tragus Piercing

Though the name implies something drastically different, an anti-tragus piercing is quite like the standard tragus. The primary difference is the location of the perforation which is made in the cartilage slightly above your earlobe. The anti-tragus piercing is less painful because it’s closer to the soft part of your ear.

Conch Piercing

The conch piercing is one of the most versatile since the perforation is situated on the inner or outer portion of the ear depending on which you like best. This cartilage piercing is located mid-way down your ear. For an elegant look, use a hoop with gemstones or go for a more casual look by choosing a classic gold or silver hoop.