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Rose Gold Plated Minimalist Floating Crystal Flower Gems Belly Ring 14g VCH Internally Threaded Piercing

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Rose Gold Plated Minimalist Floating Crystal Flower Gems Belly Ring 14g VCH Internally Threaded PiercingFloating Minimalist Flower Gem Belly Ring Piercing This is a floating reverse style belly ring where the flower end is on top. The curved bar is hypoallergenic 100% 316L surgical steel and is internally threaded on both sides for a smooth insertion. **Remember body jewelry loosens with wear, so be sure to gently tighten the two ends as needed** Gauge Size: Standard 14G (1. 6mm). Top Flower: 7mm. Bottom Gem: 4mm. Bar Length: Choose between 5 16" (8mm),

Floating Minimalist Flower Gem Belly Ring Piercing

This is a floating reverse style belly ring where the flower end is on top. The curved bar is hypoallergenic 100% 316L surgical steel and is internally threaded on both sides for a smooth insertion.

**Remember body jewelry loosens with wear, so be sure to gently tighten the two ends as needed**

Gauge Size: Standard 14G (1.6mm).

Top Flower: 7mm.

Bottom Gem: 4mm.

Bar Length: Choose between 5/16" (8mm), 3/8" (10mm), 7/16" (11mm), 1/2" (12mm), 9/16" (14mm). The standard length for belly/navel piercings is 3/8" (10mm) while the standard length for a VCH/Christina piercing is 1/2" (12mm).

If you are not sure what gauge size or length you need for your piercing, please refer to the 'Gauge Chart' photo, or send us a message before you place your order.

Materials: 316L surgical steel internally threaded bar curve. 14k gold or rhodium plating over brass flower. Cubic zirconia gems.

All purchases come in a reusable faux velvet draw string bag. The bag is suitable for gift giving, jewelry storage etc.

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Always be gentle with your barbell when you are twisting on the balls, so that you do not accidentally strip the threading by over-tightening them. If you continue twisting the balls past the point where they reach a soft, natural stopping place at the end of their threading, you will most likely dislodge them and damage your jewelry.

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Plated Jewelry Care Instructions:

• In order to keep your ion plated jewelry looking like new, please remove the jewelry before bathing, showering, swimming or participating in physical activity.
• Keep the jewelry away from moisture and do not immerse the jewelry in water.
• Avoid direct contact with perfumes, body lotion, or other chemicals that can damage the finish.
• Wipe the jewelry with a soft cloth to clean it after use.

To sanitize the jewelry before insertion, please use only warm water and antibacterial soap. Make sure to dry the jewelry after sanitizing. Do not boil the jewelry or use rubbing alcohol or saline, because these methods can damage the finish.

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We always check all jewelry prior to shipment to make sure that they are functional and meet our high quality standards. Due to sanitary reasons, our store does not accept any returns and we only sell brand-new, unused jewelry. However, we are always happy to assist with exchanges. If you have any questions at all, please feel free to reach out. We are here to help!

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