Black Earrings

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2026/07/16

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Black Earrings at SkinKandy SkinKandy's Black Earrings collection features black-finish studs and flatbacks for lobe and cartilage placements like tragus, helix and conch. These pieces use a black anodised or coated finish over Titanium or Surgical Steel, rather than a separate material, so the same safety and sizing rules apply underneath the finish. It's a bold alternative to a plain silver-tone or gold look, without changing what's safe for fresh or healed piercings. This collection covers both fresh piercings and healed upgrades. What are black earrings made from? Black earrings in this collection are made from Titanium or Surgical Steel with a black anodised or coated finish, rather than a separate black metal. Titanium anodising changes the surface colour through an electrochemical process without adding any coating that can wear off, while Surgical Steel pieces may use a black coating instead. Titanium doesn't carry the trace nickel found in Surgical Steel, making it the better option if you have sensitive skin. Both hold their black finish well with normal wear. What size are black earrings available in? Lobe studs are fitted at 18G or 20G, while cartilage flatbacks for tragus , helix and conch are fitted at 16G, most commonly at 6mm or 8mm once healed. Sizing follows the same placement-specific gauges as the rest of our range, since the black finish doesn't change the piercing requirements. Your piercing specialist will confirm the correct gauge and length for your placement before fitting any new piece. Can black earrings be worn in a fresh piercing? Yes, black-finish studs and flatbacks in Titanium or Surgical Steel are safe for fresh piercings, since the underlying metal is the same as our standard range. Do not remove your jewellery during the healing phase, as this can cause the piercing to close and make reinsertion difficult. Your piercing specialist can confirm which material suits your fresh piercing, and our piercing info page covers general after