Titanium helix piercing: hypoallergenic labret studs and rings

Discover our helix piercing jewelry in ASTM F-136 titanium: rings, labrets, and designs suitable for sensitive ears, in gold and silver tones.

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What jewelry to choose for a helix piercing?

The choice of jewelry primarily depends on the stage you are at: initial piercing right after the procedure, downsize once swelling has reduced, or a permanent change once the piercing is fully healed. These three stages require different types of jewelry.

Rings or labrets for the helix?

A flat-back labret is always recommended for the initial piercing: it doesn't move, doesn't snag, and allows the cartilage to heal without friction. Once the piercing is stable, you can switch to a thin helix ring or a more elaborate piece of jewelry, depending on your style.

If you're looking by jewelry type, check out our two dedicated sub-collections:

Helix variations: what jewelry for which placement?

The helix actually covers several distinct locations on the cartilage, and each has its specific characteristics:

  • Upper Helix - the classic placement, on the upper rim. Labrets 6–8 mm or rings Ø 8–10 mm.
  • Low Helix - just above the lobe. The most accessible, often the first cartilage pierced.
  • Mid Helix - between the low and high, ideal for double or triple compositions.
  • Hidden Helix (floating helix) - the jewelry is placed in a fold of the cartilage for a "suspended jewelry" effect. Learn more about the hidden helix →
  • Double and Triple Helix - two or three piercings aligned on the same cartilage, for a structured and luminous composition.

Healing: what you need to know before changing jewelry

A helix piercing heals in 3 to 9 months depending on the individual and the care provided, often longer than people expect, because the outside may seem healed long before the inside of the channel is stable. Some benchmarks:

  • First weeks: do not touch, do not sleep on it, clean twice a day with saline solution.
  • Downsize (6–8 weeks): replace the initial jewelry (often too long) with a better-fitting length - ideally with the help of your piercer.
  • Permanent change: when the channel is stable, with no sensitivity at rest. This is when rings and more elaborate jewelry become truly comfortable.

For detailed steps and warning signs, consult our complete helix piercing guide.

Piercings compatible with helix jewelry

Most jewelry in this collection (1.2 mm labrets, Ø 8–10 mm rings) are also compatible with other cartilage placements:

  • Tragus - same dimensions as the helix in most cases.
  • Conch - for labrets, check the bar length according to cartilage thickness.
  • Lobe - thin helix rings and labrets are often suitable for the lobe as well.

If in doubt about the size, refer to the size guide above or consult your piercer.

  • ✨ 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.