Lobe jewelry designed for everyday wear
Your earlobe accompanies you every day: work, going out, sports, sleep… The jewelry in this collection is chosen for its lasting comfort , while maintaining a refined aesthetic. Whether you prefer very discreet piercings or more visible designs, you'll find styles to suit every lifestyle.
ASTM F-136 titanium minimizes skin reactions, while offering a lightweight, durable, and easy-to-wear piece of jewelry for everyday use.
What you will find in this collection
This collection brings together different types of titanium earlobe jewelry :
- Stud earrings for a minimalist and elegant look.
- Labrets with a flat base, very comfortable, perfect for the first hole or the second/third lobe.
- Set designs (zirconiums, delicate patterns) to bring light and relief.
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Silver (natural titanium) and PVD gold finishes to match the rest of your jewelry.
The idea is to allow you to create a lobe that reflects your personality, while ensuring that you are using materials suitable for sensitive ears.
Design a lobe project that reflects your personality
The earlobe offers a huge range of design possibilities. For example, you can:
- Create a “stacked” lobe by combining first, second and third holes with jewelry of different sizes.
- Mix minimalist jewelry with brighter pieces to play on contrasts.
- Coordinate your lobes with your other ear piercings (helix, tragus, conch…) for a complete ear project .
All our titanium lobe jewelry is designed to easily integrate into this type of composition, without forcing you to choose between comfort and aesthetics.
Match your earlobe to other areas of the ear
A well-defined earlobe also enhances other ear piercings. To create a harmonious look, you can explore our other collections:
FAQ – Lobe piercing and titanium jewelry
What jewelry should I choose for my first earlobe piercing?
For a first earlobe piercing, it's recommended to choose jewelry made of ASTM F-136 titanium , with a length that fits your ear. This hypoallergenic material minimizes reactions and is perfectly suited to the healing process. A straight labret or a discreet stud is often preferred to allow the lobe room to heal properly.
Is titanium suitable for sensitive earlobes?
Yes, ASTM F-136 titanium is particularly well-suited for sensitive earlobes. It's biocompatible and doesn't release nickel upon contact with the skin, which greatly reduces the risk of irritation, redness, and itching. It's one of the most commonly used materials by professional piercers for first piercings and for people prone to allergies.
Can I wear my titanium earlobe piercing while sleeping or in the shower?
A titanium earlobe piercing can be worn every day, including while sleeping or showering . During the healing process, however, it's advisable to avoid repeated friction, impacts, and irritating products such as certain shampoos or cosmetics. Dry the area thoroughly after showering to keep the lobe clean and minimize irritation.
What size jewelry should I choose for my earlobe?
The most common size for a lobe piercing is a bar 6 to 8 mm long and 1.2 mm thick. The ideal length depends on the thickness of your lobe and the type of jewelry you choose. Your piercer can advise you on suitable dimensions and then guide you towards titanium lobe jewelry of the same size when you want to change styles.
How long should I wait before changing my earlobe piercing?
A lobe piercing typically takes between 6 and 8 weeks to heal, but this can vary from person to person. It's best to wait for your piercer's approval before changing your jewelry. A lobe that is still sensitive, red, or itchy should be monitored and cleaned rather than manipulated.
Does earlobe piercing hurt?
A lobe piercing is generally one of the least painful piercings . The sensation is quick and tolerable, especially when done with a needle under good hygienic conditions using titanium jewelry. Slight warmth or sensitivity may persist for a few days after the piercing.
My earlobe is red or a little swollen, is that normal?
Slight redness and moderate swelling are common in the first few days after an earlobe piercing. However, if the pain increases, the lobe becomes very hot or swollen, or if a thick discharge appears, it is recommended that you consult your piercer or a healthcare professional.
Can I wear fancy earrings after the wound has healed?
After healing, you can alternate with other materials. However, if you have sensitive ears, it's best to continue favoring titanium , high-quality gold , or implant-grade steel . Costume jewelry containing low-quality alloys can cause redness, itching, or irritation, even on a healed earlobe.
How to clean and care for a lobe piercing?
Clean your lobe piercing once or twice a day with saline solution , without rubbing or twisting the jewelry. Avoid alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, and harsh antiseptics. Always wash your hands before touching the area and leave the jewelry in place throughout the healing process.
