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Return to DiscussionsSomeone a year or so ago when I was doing all my research / getting my nerve up told me of a good online resource for jewelry, but I can't find that old message. Can someone recommend where to get jewelry? I keep running into sites geared toward belly button piercings and are almost exclusively 14, 16, 18, and 20 gauge jewelry. I was pierced with an 8, and I'm pretty sure I could go already go to a 6 with no need to stretch. I can almost push the bead thru the hole, but I didn't want to force anything since I'm still a newbie.
Anyway, can someone recommend a resource for me? I'd greatly appreciate it. I'm looking for a segmented ring (not fond of the bead look, I'd rather have a seamless look that makes people wonder how I got that in there) probably in titanium with that oil slick multi-colored anodized metal.
Someone a year or so ago when I was doing all my research / getting my nerve up told me of a good online resource for jewelry, but I can't find that old message. Can someone recommend where to get jewelry? I keep running into sites geared toward belly button piercings and are almost exclusively 14, 16, 18, and 20 gauge jewelry. I was pierced with an 8, and I'm pretty sure I could go already go to a 6 with no need to stretch. I can almost push the bead thru the hole, but I didn't want to force anything since I'm still a newbie.Anyway, can someone recommend a resource for me? I'd greatly appreciate it. I'm looking for a segmented ring (not fond of the bead look, I'd rather have a seamless look that makes people wonder how I got that in there) probably in titanium with that oil slick multi-colored anodized metal.
I use https://www.steelnavel.com/ for my nipple segment rings.
Nah, like I said: I've been there. Maybe part of my problem is that I'm wanting to get away from that bead. I want either a continuous or segment ring where people that know nothing about piercing (most) will be wondering, "how did he get that in there?" That, and I just don't like they way it looks to have that lump of a bead breaking up the continuous circle. I found maybe one or two things that might work there. I'd like to have more of a choice than that.