An industrial piercing to structure the upper ear
Industrial piercing consists of two piercings connected by a single bar .
Visually, it follows the line of the cartilage and gives a very architectural look to the ear.
This is a perfect choice if you like statement ear designs, with a strong piece that naturally draws the eye.
Because it involves two areas of cartilage, the industrial procedure requires a little more patience than a simple lobe.
But when chosen well, the piece of jewelry quickly becomes a signature element of your style.
What you will find in this collection
This collection includes ASTM F-136 titanium industrial piercing bars , available in several styles:
- Simple bars for a minimalist and graphic look.
- Bars with decorative tips (stone, pattern, geometric shapes) to highlight the top of the ear.
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Natural titanium or PVD gold finishes, to match your other piercing jewelry.
The sizes offered allow you to follow your piercer's recommendations:
You can start with a bar adapted to the healing phase, then move to a more fitted or more decorative model once the ear has stabilized.
The comfort of titanium at the service of your ear projects
All the jewelry in this collection is made of ASTM F-136 titanium , a widely used implant-grade alloy.
by professional piercers. Lightweight, durable, and compatible with sensitive skin, it integrates easily into a
a complete ear project without increasing the risk of irritation.
This allows you to coordinate your industrial piercing with your helix, conch, tragus, or lobe piercings.
while remaining on the same material base, with a harmony of colours and finishes.
Style ideas to showcase an industrial piercing
Once your piercing has settled, the choice of design makes all the difference. For example:
- A simple bar for a clean, modern and very linear look.
- A bar with ornate ends (rhinestones, delicate pattern, geometric shape) to accentuate the jewelry character of the industrial style.
- An industrial piercing integrated into a complete composition with matching helix, conch, lobes and tragus.
To build or complete your ear project, you can also explore our other collections:
FAQ – Industrial piercing and titanium jewelry
What jewelry should I choose for my first industrial piercing?
For a first industrial piercing, we recommend a straight ASTM F-136 titanium bar with screw-on ends.
It offers good stability and allows enough room for initial swelling, while limiting friction on the cartilage.
What is the best material for an industrial piercing?
ASTM F-136 titanium is considered the most suitable material for industrial piercing.
It is hypoallergenic, lightweight, nickel-free, and biocompatible, which greatly reduces the risk of irritation.
or skin reaction, especially on cartilage.
How long does it take for an industrial piercing to heal?
An industrial piercing typically takes between 9 and 12 months to heal, sometimes longer.
It goes through two areas of cartilage connected by the same bar, which makes healing longer than an isolated piercing.
Regular care and good hygiene are essential.
Does industrial piercing hurt?
Industrial piercing is often perceived as more intense than a lobe piercing or a simple cartilage piercing.
because it involves two drilling points at once. The sensation remains brief and tolerable.
when it is done by a professional under good conditions, with a suitable titanium jewel.
Can I sleep on my industrial piercing?
It is not recommended to sleep on your industrial piercing during the healing phase.
The pressure from the pillow can cause swelling, increase pain, and delay healing.
It is best to sleep on the opposite side or to use a pillow with an opening.
What bar length should I choose for an industrial piercing?
The most common length for an industrial piercing is around 30 to 38 mm .
But it depends on the shape of your ear. Your piercer will choose the appropriate length during the piercing procedure.
To change your jewelry, keep this reference number or seek advice from a professional.
My industrial piercing is red or swollen, is that normal?
Slight redness and moderate swelling are common after an industrial piercing.
However, if the area becomes very hot, very painful, or you notice a thick discharge,
This could indicate significant irritation or infection. Don't hesitate to consult your piercer.
or a healthcare professional if in doubt.
When can I change the jewelry in my industrial piercing?
It is best to wait at least 6 to 9 months before changing the bar of an industrial piercing.
and have the piercing checked by a professional. Changing it too soon can cause irritation.
pain and significantly slow down healing.
How to clean and maintain an industrial piercing?
Clean your industrial piercing once or twice a day with saline solution or physiological saline .
without rubbing or twisting the bar. Avoid alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, and harsh antiseptics.
Always wash your hands before touching the area and leave the jewelry in place for the entire duration of the healing process.
