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                    Check Out our Ear Stretching & Gauge Guides:

                    Gauge Sizes: What’s Right for You?

                    Gauge Sizes: What’s Right for You?

                    Learn how to figure out which size gauge is right for you and your piercings with our in depth guide.

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                    How to Stretch Your Ears

                    How to Stretch Your Ears

                    Want to kick-start your ear stretching journey? We’re here to guide you through the process with our in depth guide.

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                    Ear Gauges, Plugs, & Stretching

                    FAQ Section

                    What are ear gauges and plugs?

                    Ear gauges and plugs are types of ear piercing jewelry designed for stretched earlobes. Gauges refer to the size of the piercing, while plugs are the earrings worn inside the stretched ear to create a finished look.

                    Are ear gauges considered earrings?

                    Yes. Ear gauges and plugs are a form of earrings made specifically for stretched ears. They’re available in many styles, from casual everyday designs to bold statement looks.

                    What materials are best for sensitive ears?

                    For sensitive ears, look for hypoallergenic earrings made from materials like titanium. Our ASTM F-136 Titanium earrings are lightweight, durable, nickel-free, and commonly recommended for comfort during ear stretching or daily wear.

                    What jewelry is used for stretched ears?

                    Stretching should be done gradually using proper ear stretching jewelry such as tapers, spirals, or pinchers. Regular earrings are not designed to be stretched and may cause irritation or damage.

                    What jewelry do I need to size up my ear gauges?

                    To change gauge sizes safely, you’ll want to use one of our ear stretching kits or individual tools like tapers and plugs designed for each size. Once healed, you can switch to plugs or tunnel-style earrings that fit your new gauge.