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Ring Size EXTRA SMALL (10mm): Fully healed piercings (12 months +) and very small nipples only  SMALL (12mm): Fully healed piercings (12 months +) and small nipples.  MEDIUM (14mm): This size can be used in most nipple piercings that are at least 6 months old. The piercing must be healing well with no problems. Changing nipple jewellery to a ring before 6 months can cause irritation and healing problems. If it doubt - ask your piercer. Clicker Size MEDIUM (14mm): The piercing needs to be fully healed to wear a clicker. 14mm is a 'Standard/Average' size for a nipple clicker. LONGER (16mm): The piercing needs to be...

Bar Length SMALL (12mm): Fully healed piercings only. Will suit people who want to minimise the amount of bar showing on the piercing. MEDIUM (14mm): An 'average size' for most people once healing is well underway (typically 12 weeks+). For larger nipples this size will be too small to use whilst the piercing is healing. LONGER (16mm): This size tends to suit nipple piercings that are healing. There should be ample room for swelling. You may well have been pierced with a 16mm. For larger nipples that are still healing you may need to go up to an 18mm, if...

With Forward Helix Piercings it's best to wait at least 12 weeks before inserting a ring. It's quite a fiddly area so you might want to ask your piercer to do the change for you. Changing to a ring should only be done if the piercing is doing well and there are no healing problems. Ring Size: EXTRA SMALL (6mm): Fully Healed piercings only (12 months+). Attempting to fit a 6mm before healing is complete will likely cause swelling, irritation and discomfort. This is the smallest ring size. SMALL (7mm): This tends to suit people with 'average' size ears and is a...

Bar Length: EXTRA SMALL (6mm): Fully Healed piercings only. Attempting to fit a 6mm before healing is complete will likely cause swelling, irritation and discomfort. SMALL (7mm): Suitable if your original 8mm bar is slightly too long and you need a size down before the piercing is fully healed. Typically this change can be made after the first 12 weeks of healing. MEDIUM (8mm): This is a safe bet to go for - especially if your piercing is less than 6 months old. There will be some room on the bar once it is inserted. This may also be the size you were pierced with....

Bar Length: SMALL (8mm): Healed piercings only. Choose this size if the piercing only goes through a small amount of skin. Navel Piercings can 'shrink' in size over the years. STANDARD (10mm): This is the 'average' size that most piercers will use for a navel piercing. LONGER (12mm): Choose a 12mm if a 10mm (Standard) navel bar is too tight and/or you are experincing considerable swelling with a 10mm. A 12mm can accomodate the swelling - especially in the first few weeks of healing. More 'heavily built' people may have been pierced with a 12mm initally. Bar Thickness (Gauge): STANDARD (1.6mm): This is the gauge that is used by...