Gold septum helix clicker Circa D-ring

How to put on a clicker?

Clickers have recently become hugely popular, thanks to their very easy opening system and hassle-free earring changes. The clicker earring has a single component in its design, which is mounted on a tiny hinge. As a result, there is no need to bend the earring part or pull small parts out of the earring (as is the case with a bendable circle or segmented circle) . The moving part of the earring is permanently attached to the ornament and you only need to gently lever the hinged part to open the hoop. It is best to practice opening and closing the earring initially "dry", i.e. without inserting it into the piercing channel. After a short dose of practice, you can become proficient, where removing or inserting the earring becomes quick and effortless.

How to put on a ring?

There are several types of hoops, so the guide is divided into the different types of hoops, depending on their opening system. When choosing the type of hoop earring, you should mainly be guided by comfort and take into account which type of clasp will be easiest for you to put on and take off the earring. If you are not sure which type of hoop to choose, you can look at the earrings in a stationary shop and test how the different types of clasp work. It is a good idea to make sure which type of earring you feel comfortable and at ease with in terms of its handling before deciding to buy it.

How to attach a D-ring earring into the nose?

The D-ring is an earring that imitates a hoop but is shaped like an open letter "D". It consists of a straight rod (this part is inside the piercing channel) ending in a disc and an arched piece (this part is outside the piercing channel and imitates a hoop). This earring is used for nostril piercing. It is the type of ornament that can be worn immediately during the piercing, as the first piercing. If you are keen to be able to have something resembling a hoop in your nose piercing as soon as possible, this piercing is the best alternative to the labret, which is often worn with nostril piercing. This is possible because the D-ring has a straight rod that can be placed in a fresh piercing channel. The rounded part of the traditional ring, is not conducive to healing and is therefore never used for piercing. How do I insert the D-ring? The piercing is inserted from the middle of the nose, so that the disc at the end of the piercing stops right in the middle of our nose. The rounded part of the earring should be fully visible outside the canal and should surround the nasal lobe. Remember that a D-ring earring is not the same as a D-shaped earring that can be inserted into the nipples or ear.