Belly Piercing 100001

Complete guide: Belly Piercing 100001

The Pierce Buric 100001 is a navel piercing jewelry piece, made as a curved barbell (banana barbell) — the established design for this area, because it follows the natural contour of the navel fold and allows comfortable body movement. It has a gauge of 12G, an 11 mm bar, and ends with two balls of different sizes: a small 5.1 mm ball and a larger 8.1 mm ball (usually the visible one, at the bottom). It is suitable both for beginners choosing their first navel jewelry and for those replacing their piece after healing.

How to use

1. Before anything, check the product page for the material and confirm the dimensions you need: 12G thickness and 11 mm bar — it must match your existing piercing.
2. The initial piercing must be done exclusively by a professional piercer, under sterile conditions — do not pierce your navel at home.
3. Wash your hands thoroughly and disinfect, ideally sterilize the jewelry (autoclave, at a studio) before handling.
4. Unscrew the larger ball from one end of the bar.
5. Gently insert the curved barbell through the piercing channel, following the natural curve, without forcing.
6. Reattach the ball and tighten it firmly, but without damaging it, so it does not come loose during wear.
7. Clean the area after handling with sterile saline solution and periodically check that both balls are securely tightened.

Tips from us

• Only change the jewelry after the piercing is fully healed; navel piercing generally takes 6-12 months to heal.
• Keep in mind that 12G is thicker than 14G (the common thickness for navel piercings) — make sure it fits your hole, otherwise forcing it can injure the tissue.
• Choose the bar length based on your skin thickness; the 11 mm should allow a little play, without pressing or hanging excessively.
• Check the balls periodically — threaded ends can loosen over time and be lost.
• Store the spare jewelry in a clean, dry place when not wearing it.

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