A piercing through the soft lower part of the ear, perfect for all jewelry styles.

A piercing through the upper ear cartilage, usually along the outer rim.

Two piercings in the upper ear cartilage, placed close together in a row.

Three piercings along the upper ear cartilage, stacked for a bold look.

A cartilage piercing at the front of the ear, near the face and temple.

A piercing through the small flap of cartilage in front of the ear canal.

A piercing through the cartilage ridge above the earlobe, opposite the tragus.

A piercing through the inner ear cartilage, centered in the ear’s bowl.

A piercing through the cartilage fold above the daith, inside the upper ear.

A piercing through the innermost ear cartilage fold above the ear canal.

A piercing on the flat cartilage area below the ear’s upper ridge.

A piercing through the inner ridge of cartilage above the anti-tragus.

Two upper ear cartilage piercings connected by a single straight barbell.

A piercing through the side of the nose to wear a stud, hoop, or ring.

A piercing on or around the lip, available in many styles and placements.

A piercing through the thin tissue between the nostrils.

A piercing centered below the bottom lip, just above the chin.

A piercing above the upper lip on the left side, like Marilyn Monroe’s beauty mark.

A piercing centered above the upper lip, just below the nose.

A surface piercing across the bridge of the nose, between the eyes.

Piercings placed on each cheek where dimples naturally form.

Two piercings on either side of the lower lip, resembling fangs.

Two piercings above the upper lip, one on each side.

A piercing above the upper lip, off-center on the right side.

A single piercing through the center of the bottom lip, exiting inside the mouth.

A piercing through the center of the tongue for bold, stylish jewelry.

Two separate piercings placed side by side on the tongue.

A piercing through the thin webbing beneath the tongue.

A piercing through the thin tissue connecting your upper lip to your gums.

A surface piercing along the brow, typically vertical near the arch.

A piercing through the nipple, typically done horizontally.

Two piercings in each nipple, typically horizontal and vertical.

A piercing done along flat skin areas like the hip, chest, or nape.

A single-point piercing where jewelry sits flat on the skin’s surface.

A piercing through the skin above the belly button, often curved barbell style.

A piercing through the skin below the belly button instead of above.

Multiple surface piercings arranged in pairs, often laced with ribbon.