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Wood Short Spirals
Wood Short Spirals
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  • Product # 39348
  • Material(s): Bloodwood, Organic, Raintree, Wood
  • Worn In: Ear lobe
  • Sizes offered: 2g, 0g, 00g/10mm, 7/16", 12mm, 13mm, 9/16", 5/8", 11/16", 3/4", 13/16", 7/8", 15/16", 1"

All measurements are approximate:

  • The 2g spirals measure 29.2mm tall by 23.2mm wide
  • The 0g spirals measure 38mm tall by 29mm wide
  • The 00g spirals measure 42mm tall by 31.6mm wide
  • The 7/16" spirals measure  42.6mm tall by 34mm wide
  • The 12mm spirals measure 44.6mm tall by 36.3mm wide
  • The 13mm spirals measure 46.6mm tall by 37.7mm wide
  • The 9/16" spirals measure 46.6mm tall by 40.3mm wide
  • The 5/8" spirals measure 62.4mm tall by 46.6mm wide
  • The 11/16" spirals measure 64.7mm tall by 49mm wide
  • The 3/4" spirals measure 66.6mm tall by 54.3mm wide
  • The 13/16" spirals measure 37.2mm tall by 54mm wide
  • The 23mm and 7/8" spirals measure 70mm tall by 62mm wide
  • The 1" and 26mm spirals measure 74mm tall by 64mm wide

Bloodwood, also known as Satine, is a sustainable wood harvested in South America.  It gets its name from its vivid red color, although it can darken over time as it is exposed to sunlight or oils.  The grain of bloodwood is usually straight and fine, with a mild chatoyancy.

Dark Raintree, known locally as Mai Pradu, is an easy to work with wood that finishes well.  Related to Amboyna and Narra wood, this wood is dark brown with some minor dark striping.

PLEASE NOTE: This item is crafted from organic material and the gauge can vary +/- up to 0.5mm
SPECIAL CARE: This item is made with wood. We recommend taking wood jewelry out before showering as water can ruin it.
In our drop-down menus for adding to cart, we show the gauge of the item you are ordering, then the length/diameter, then the ball size if it has any:

Jewelry is measured through a gauge system (conversion chart below). The higher the gauge number the smaller the wire is. For reference, a standard "earring" is usually 20 gauge. Jewelry gauges can vary between manufacturers. There is no universal regulation on companies to make a standard size in body jewelry. This is because some jewelry is made outside of the USA and measured in millimeters. And in the USA jewelry is measured in inches.

GAUGE CONVERSION CHART:
Gauge Millimeter Inch
20g .81mm
18g 1mm
16g 1.2mm 3/64"
14g 1.6mm 1/16"
12g 2mm 5/64"
10g 2.4mm 3/32"
9g 2.7mm
8g 3.2mm 1/8"
7g 3.5mm
6g 4mm 5/32"
4g 5mm 3/16"
5g 4.5mm
2g 6mm 1/4"
1g 7mm
0g 8mm 5/16"
00g 9mm to 10mm 3/8"
  11mm 7/16"
  13mm 1/2"
  14mm 9/16"
  16mm 5/8"
  19mm 3/4"
  22mm 7/8"
  25mm 1"
Show sizes above 1 inch

Rings

Rings are an essential item that can be worn in many piercings. They come in various styles:
  • Captive bead rings - These use tension to hold a bead in place.
  • Clickers - These use a hinge to open and close the ring.
  • Segment rings - These have a "segment" that comes completely out of the jewelry similar to removing a bead. But it looks like a completely seamless piece of jewelry.
  • Seamless rings - These rings require bending to open & close.
How to measure rings
  • Gauge - This is the thickness of the ring itself.
  • Diameter/Length - Measure directly across the inside center of the ring.

Straight Barbells

Straight barbells are commonly worn in various ear projects, nipples, and tongue piercings.
How to measure straight barbells
  • Gauge - This is the thickness of the post/bar itself.
  • Length - Measure directly across the post between the ends.

Double Flare Plugs / Eyelets / Gauges

Commonly worn in earlobes, but can be worn in other stretched piercings.
How to measure double flare plugs
  • Gauge - Measure the size of the plug across the middle.
  • Wearable area - Measure straight across the side of the plug between where the flares start.
  • Flare size / rise - Measure the distance from the side of the plug to where the flare ends.

Single Flare Plugs / Eyelets / Gauges

Commonly worn in earlobes, but can be worn in other stretched piercings.
How to measure single flare plugs
  • Gauge - Measure the size of the plug across the middle.
  • Wearable area - Measure straight across the side of the plug between where one flare starts and where the o-ring starts.
  • Flare size / rise - Measure the distance from the side of the plug to where the flare ends. (see image of double flare plugs)

No Flare Plugs / Eyelets / Gauges

Commonly worn in earlobes, but can be worn in other stretched piercings.
How to measure no flare plugs
  • Gauge - Measure the size of the plug across the middle.
  • Wearable area - Measure straight across the side of the plug between the o-rings.

Teardrop Shaped Plugs

Worn in earlobes
How to measure teardrop shaped jewelry
  • Gauge - Add the height + width and then divide by 2. Then use the conversion chart to get the closest gauge.
  • Wearable area - Measure directly across the plug between where the flares begin.
  • Flare size / rise - Measure from between the flares to the edge of where the flares end.

Curved Barbells

Curved barbells are commonly worn in various ear projects & eyebrows.
How to measure curved barbells
  • Gauge - This is the thickness of the post/bar itself.
  • Length - Measure directly across the post between the ends.

Circular Barbells

Circular barbells are commonly worn in various ear projects, septums, nipples, and lips.
How to measure circular barbells
  • Gauge - This is the thickness of the post itself.
  • Diameter/Length - Measure directly across the inside center of the circular.
JEWELRY THREADING TYPES

Externally threaded

Internally threaded

Threadless
SIZE COMPARISON GUIDES
Enlarged example of 1" on ruler
Ruler example
9/16" Dark Raintree (pair) - $27.95
5/8" Bloodwood (pair) - $29.95
15/16" Bloodwood (pair) - $37.95
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