Today, conch piercing is included to be one of the most common ear piercing because it is not only popular but it is considered to be peculiar and solitary.
What is conch piercing?
~ Two Types
1/ Inner conch piercing - which is generally pierced in the middle of the ear [near the canal]. - which is the innermost shell of the ear.
2/ Outer conch piercing - it is a pierced within the flat plane of the cartilage.
More then one piercing in the conch is known as Conch Orbital.
What is conch orbital?
~ Two separate piercings joined together by one piece of jewelry. - similar to industrial piercing. A single barbell passes through the two holes.
This act is performed historically by the Mangebetu of Zaire and the Gorakhnathis.
Note: The word is conch is pronounced as "konk".
Jewelry used for orbital piercing is a captive bead rings. They give a classy look. It's extremely stylish that will spice up your looks. This piercing will make you look trendy.
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Dermal Piercing - The new wave!
Dermal Anchor - the new piercing trendDermal anchor or dermal piercing is similar to single-point pocketing. It's where you put the base of the jewelry (dermal anchor base) under the skin and where only the top part appears.
The piercing procedure is simpler than the one for transdermal. While the healing time, if taken the proper precautions, is great. You'll never notice you have it all along. Plus since our dermal anchors are made of Surgical steel (top part) and Titanium G23 (base part), they are hypoallergenic and very safe to use.
Our collection of dermal anchors contains anchors with different logo on them, with balls and cones. With colorful cubic zirconia stones and some are plain and simple but totally funky once used. They also comes in different sizes. You can check them out here and see what you have been missing.
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