Daith Titanium Piercing Jewelry ASTM F-136

Daith Titanium Piercing Jewelry ASTM F-136

The Daith piercing goes through the inner cartilage of the ear, at the level of the fold located at the entrance of the ear canal. It is an aesthetic, original and very visible piercing when you choose a suitable piece of jewelry. At Naald, we have selected Daith jewelry made of ASTM F-136 titanium , designed for comfort. wound healing and sensitive ears.

✨ All our ASTM F-136 titanium Daith piercing jewelry is selected by a professional piercer, with a real concern for quality and everyday comfort.

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  • ✨ Certified materials

    Compliant with ASTM F-136 standards, our titanium jewelry is certified 100% compliant with the latest safety standards for piercing.

  • 💎 Mirror finish

    For your comfort and safety , each of our jewels has received a mirror polish. Without traces of machining, without microcracks or scratches.

  • 👌 Quality tested and approved

    Our products are tested and approved by a real professional piercer who really knows her job.

  • ⭐️ Value for money

    When someone offers you low-end steel at the price of our ASTM F-136 titanium jewelry , you know that the quality/price ratio is clearly in our favor.

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The Daith, an internal piercing with a strong personality

Placed inside the ear, the Daith immediately draws the eye towards the center of the auricle. It brings a very architectural touch to the ear, while remaining relatively compact. Depending on the chosen piece of jewelry, it can be discreet and elegant or, on the contrary, become a real statement piece in your ear design.

It's a piercing popular with those who like details that are visible up close . which are revealed when you put your hair up or play with the volumes around the ear.

What you will find in this collection

This collection brings together Daith piercing jewelry made of ASTM F-136 titanium , in various styles:

  • Closed rings for a clean and simple look.
  • Segment rings for a clean and comfortable alignment.
  • Ornate designs (stones, textures, patterns) to enhance the inside of the ear.
  • Natural titanium or gold PVD finishes to match your other piercings.

All these pieces of jewelry share the same base: implant-grade titanium, which is lightweight, durable, and compatible with sensitive skin . for a Daith that is comfortable to wear every day.

Create a style around your Daith

Once the Daith is stabilized, you can integrate it into a complete ear project :

  • A simple ring for a subtle touch inside the ear.
  • An ornate ring segment to draw the eye towards the center of the cartilage.
  • A Daith coordinated with the helix, conch, tragus and lobes for a fully structured ear.

Titanium allows you to maintain a high level of comfort , even with jewelry that you wear continuously.

Daith and migraines: putting things into perspective

The Daith is sometimes presented as an “anti-migraine piercing”. If this topic interests you, we explain what you need to know in the FAQ below . in order to clearly distinguish the aesthetic dimension from any medical promise.

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FAQ – Daith Piercing and Titanium Jewelry

What jewelry should I choose for my first Daith piercing?

For a first Daith piercing, professionals recommend a small closed ring or an ASTM F-136 titanium segment ring . This type of jewelry limits internal friction and adapts well to the particular anatomy of the Daith. Titanium is preferred to reduce the risk of irritation and promote stable healing.

What is the best material for a Daith piercing?

ASTM F-136 titanium is considered the best material for a Daith piercing. It is hypoallergenic, nickel-free, lightweight and biocompatible, which greatly reduces the risk of irritation. Since the Daith is an internal piercing, a safe and high-quality material is essential to avoid complications.

Does a Daith piercing help with migraines?

To date, there is no scientific evidence that Daith piercing relieves migraines. Some people experience improvement, others do not. It should not be considered a medical treatment. but only as a cosmetic procedure. In case of migraines, always consult a healthcare professional.

How long does it take for a Daith piercing to heal?

A Daith piercing typically takes between 6 and 12 months to fully heal. The internal cartilage heals slowly and can react to pressure, headphones, and friction. Good hygiene and gentle handling are essential to avoid prolonged irritation.

Can I sleep on a Daith piercing?

It is strongly advised against sleeping on a Daith piercing until the cartilage has stabilized. Constant pressure can cause swelling, pain, and delayed healing. Sleep on the opposite side or use a pillow with an opening to limit friction.

Can I wear earphones with a Daith piercing?

Right after getting a piercing, it's best to avoid in-ear headphones and tight-fitting helmets. because they press directly on the area. This can cause irritation and pain. Once the piercing is more stable, opt for headphones that don't touch the inside of the ear canal. or opt for a model that relies more on the exterior.

My Daith piercing is red or swollen, is that normal?

Slight redness or swelling in the first few days is normal. However, if the area becomes very hot, the pain intensifies, or a thick fluid appears, This could indicate irritation or infection. If in doubt, consult your piercer or a healthcare professional.

What ring diameter should I choose for a Daith?

The most common diameter for a Daith piercing is between 6 mm and 8 mm , depending on your anatomy. The piercer recommends the appropriate diameter for the piercing. When changing jewelry, it's best to keep the same size. or seek advice from a professional.

How to clean and care for a Daith piercing?

Clean your Daith once or twice a day with physiological saline or a saline solution. Clean without rubbing or twisting the jewelry. Avoid harsh antiseptics, alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, and cotton balls that can snag. Wash your hands before any contact and leave the jewelry in place until fully healed.