20 Gauge Implant Grade Titanium Bendable Hoop Ring
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✔️ Water, sweat and heat proof
✔️ Hypoallergenic & nickel free
✔️ Tarnish free and won't discolour
Simple yet versatile - this durable titanium hoop is suitable for a wide range of piercings including, nose, cartilage, lips & more. Available in 4 sizes. Titanium is suitable for sensitive skin or allergies due to it's hypoallergenic properties.
- Material: TITANIUM 6AL-4V-ELI ASTM F-136
- Thickness: 0.8MM (20 Gauge)
- Hoop diameter: 6MM - 12MM
- Bendable hoop ring
- Suitable for a range of piercings including nose, lips and cartilage
This is a bendable hoop ring designed so that you will need to bend one end to fit through your piercing and then gently bend back into shape.
Our piercing forceps are a handy tool which can really help out with opening and closing jewellery, bending hoops and unscrewing ball ends. You can find them here.
Need help changing your new jewellery?
Our Stainless Steel Piercing Forceps make it incredibly easy to open hoops and unscrew tight ball ends safely.
Unsure about sizes? Match your piercing placement below to find your correct thickness.
| Gauge (G) | Millimetres (mm) | Common Piercing Placements |
|---|---|---|
| 20G | 0.8mm | Standard earlobes, dainty nose studs, screw-in nose rings. |
| 18G | 1.0mm | Nose hoops, septum rings, and very dainty cartilage or helix studs. |
| 16G | 1.2mm | Most Popular: Helix, tragus, conch, forward helix, and labret studs. |
| 14G | 1.6mm | Belly button bars, industrial bars, nipples, and tongue piercings. |
💡 Handy Sizing Tip: Gauge numbers work in reverse! The higher the gauge number, the thinner the jewellery wire actually is.
Shipping Methods & Delivery Times
All orders are shipped fully tracked and designed to fit right through your letterbox.
| Method | Delivery Estimate | Tracking | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
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Standard Tracked Royal Mail 48 |
2 - 4 Working Days | Fully Tracked | £2.95 FREE over £30 |
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Express Tracked Royal Mail 24 (Order by 2pm) |
1 - 2 Working Days | Fully Tracked | £3.95 |
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Next Day Delivery Special Delivery (Order by 2pm) |
Next Working Day | Guaranteed Delivery | £7.95 |
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International Tracked Rest of the World |
7 - 21 Days | Tracked & Signed | £7.95 FREE over £50 |
📦 Same-Day Dispatch: Order before 2:00 PM Monday to Friday for same-day shipping (excludes weekends, bank holidays, and multipack sets).
🔒 Discreet Packing: Sent out in a large letter box to ensure all deliveries fit through your letterbox.
Choosing the right metal can make a big difference to the comfort, care and longevity of your piercing jewellery. Here's how our three main jewellery metals compare.
TITANIUM — BEST FOR SENSITIVE SKIN
Skin sensitivity: Excellent choice for sensitive skin
Best for: Fresh* or healed piercings
Everyday wear: Excellent
Care: Low maintenance
Titanium is lightweight, durable and highly resistant to corrosion. It's our recommended choice if you have sensitive skin or are concerned about nickel sensitivity.
316L SURGICAL STEEL — DURABLE EVERYDAY CHOICE
Skin sensitivity: Suitable for many people
Best for: Healed piercings
Everyday wear: Very good
Care: Easy care
316L Surgical Steel is strong, durable and resistant to everyday wear, making it a popular choice for body jewellery. Surgical steel contains nickel, so if you have a known nickel sensitivity or particularly sensitive skin, we recommend choosing titanium instead.
BRASS — STATEMENT JEWELLERY
Skin sensitivity: Not recommended for sensitive skin
Best for: Fully healed piercings
Everyday wear: Occasional wear
Care: Keep dry
Brass allows us to create more detailed and decorative jewellery designs, but it requires more care than titanium or surgical steel. Jewellery containing brass should only be worn in fully healed piercings. Keep it dry and remove before showering, swimming, exercising or sleeping.
A note about fresh piercings
The metal is only one part of choosing jewellery for a fresh piercing. The jewellery's gauge, length, design, threading and surface finish also need to be appropriate for your piercing and anatomy.
If your piercing is still healing, we recommend checking with a professional piercer before changing your jewellery.
Mixed-material jewellery
If a piece contains more than one metal, always follow the care and wear guidance for the most sensitive material. For example, jewellery with a 316L Surgical Steel bar and a brass charm should be treated as brass jewellery and kept dry.
Choosing the right metal can make a big difference to the comfort, care and longevity of your piercing jewellery. Here's how our three main jewellery metals compare.
TITANIUM — BEST FOR SENSITIVE SKIN
Skin sensitivity: Excellent choice for sensitive skin
Best for: Fresh* or healed piercings
Everyday wear: Excellent
Care: Low maintenance
Titanium is lightweight, durable and highly resistant to corrosion. It's our recommended choice if you have sensitive skin or are concerned about nickel sensitivity.
316L SURGICAL STEEL — DURABLE EVERYDAY CHOICE
Skin sensitivity: Suitable for many people
Best for: Healed piercings
Everyday wear: Very good
Care: Easy care
316L Surgical Steel is strong, durable and resistant to everyday wear, making it a popular choice for body jewellery. Surgical steel contains nickel, so if you have a known nickel sensitivity or particularly sensitive skin, we recommend choosing titanium instead.
BRASS — STATEMENT JEWELLERY
Skin sensitivity: Not recommended for sensitive skin
Best for: Fully healed piercings
Everyday wear: Occasional wear
Care: Keep dry
Brass allows us to create more detailed and decorative jewellery designs, but it requires more care than titanium or surgical steel. Jewellery containing brass should only be worn in fully healed piercings. Keep it dry and remove before showering, swimming, exercising or sleeping.
A note about fresh piercings
The metal is only one part of choosing jewellery for a fresh piercing. The jewellery's gauge, length, design, threading and surface finish also need to be appropriate for your piercing and anatomy.
If your piercing is still healing, we recommend checking with a professional piercer before changing your jewellery.
Mixed-material jewellery
If a piece contains more than one metal, always follow the care and wear guidance for the most sensitive material. For example, jewellery with a 316L Surgical Steel bar and a brass charm should be treated as brass jewellery and kept dry.
Best nose ring jewellery I've found in years, it lasts so well still shining away definitely be buying more and package so nicely done thank you so much ❤️
