1. Lobe The most classic and common piercing location. Features the shortest healing time (4-6 weeks). Suitable for all types of jewelry: hoops, dangles, gemstones, or minimal studs. The ideal starting point for your first piercing. 2. Upper Lobe Located just above the standard lobe; perfect for a second or third piercing. Pairs beautifully with minimal hoops, dainty studs, or small gemstones. 3. Helix Located on the upper outer rim of the ear cartilage. Looks stunning with hoops, mini gemstone rings, or flat-back studs. Healing time: 6-12 weeks. 4. Forward Helix The front curve of the ear rim, closest to the face. Ideal for single or multiple stud arrangements. Provides a modern and elegant look to any "curated ear." 5. Rook Placed on the fold of the inner ear cartilage. Best suited for curved barbells or small, snug hoops. A more distinct and bold choice for a unique style. Healing time: 3-6 months. 6. Daith Located on the innermost cartilage fold just above the ear canal. Most popular with hoop jewelry. Often believed to help with migraines and carries spiritual significance for some. 7. Tragus The small piece of cartilage located right in front of the ear canal. Typically styled with minimal studs. Both subtle and eye-catching at the same time. 8. Conch The inner "cup" or surface of the ear cartilage. Can be styled with large hoops or statement gemstone studs. Since it sits at the center of the ear, it creates a powerful and balanced look.
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