Septum Clickers
Septum Pinchers
Septum Seamless Rings
Septum Basics
Septum Captive Rings
Solid Gold Septum Rings
Septum Circulars / Horseshoe
Septum Retainers
Have a ring that fits? Measure straight across the inside, edge to edge, with a ruler, not against your screen. Here's how body jewelry is measured.
Septum piercings are typically done at 16g or 14g. If you plan to stretch, you can ask your piercer about starting at 12g or 10g. Our septum jewelry goes up to 1/2" (12.5mm).
Septum clickers have a hinged segment that clicks shut, so they're the easiest to change. A circular barbell (horseshoe) has a ball on each end and can flip up inside your nose. Captive bead rings hold a bead in place with the ring's tension.
For a new or sensitive septum, choose implant-grade titanium (ASTM F136), glass, or solid 14k gold or higher. Titanium septum rings are suitable for most people with metal sensitivities, and glass septum jewelry has no metal at all. Gold-plated pieces are for healed piercings.
Flip it up. Septum retainers and some smaller circular barbells tuck up inside your nose where they're hard to spot. If it's still healing, talk to your piercer before you flip it.
When it's fully healed. Your piercer can check it, and our septum aftercare guide covers when to change your jewelry.
Still healing, or not sure what fits? Ask your piercer. Our complete septum piercing guide covers healing, aftercare and stretching.
