Silver Hoop Earrings

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Sterling Silver Hoops at SkinKandy SkinKandy's silver-tone hoop collection features cool-toned hoop earrings for lobe , helix, conch and other healed cartilage placements. Rather than genuine sterling silver, these pieces are crafted in Surgical Steel or Titanium with a silver-tone finish, since sterling silver isn't a metal our piercing specialists use for body piercing. This keeps the look of silver while staying within materials that are safe for long-term piercing wear. This collection suits healed piercings you're ready to add a hoop to, rather than fresh ones. What is a silver-tone hoop made from? Silver-tone hoops in this collection are made from Surgical Steel or Titanium rather than genuine sterling silver, which can tarnish and isn't recommended for long-term piercing wear. This gives you the cool, silver-like finish without the upkeep or safety concerns that come with sterling silver jewellery. Titanium doesn't carry the trace nickel found in Surgical Steel, making it the better choice if you have sensitive skin. Both materials hold their silver-tone finish well with normal wear. What size hoops are available for different placements? Hoop sizing depends on placement. Lobe hoops come in a range of diameters to suit personal style, while cartilage hoops for helix and conch are typically 6mm to 10mm in diameter, fitted at 16G. Daith and tragus hoops, when worn as a segment ring , are usually closer to 6mm to 10mm as well. Your piercing specialist will confirm the exact size that suits your specific healed piercing. Can I wear a hoop in a fresh piercing? Hoops are generally introduced once a piercing is fully healed, rather than fitted as the initial jewellery. Fresh lobe and cartilage piercings are usually fitted with a stud or flatback first, with a hoop style like this one added later. Do not remove your existing jewellery during the healing phase to try on a hoop before your piercing specialist confirms it's ready. Once healed, your piercing specialist c