Belly Rings

A navel piercing sits in the fold above the belly button and is worn with a curved barbell — the curve follows the anatomy, which is why a straight bar does not work here.

This collection covers our belly rings: curved barbells in 14G, plain, gem-set and dangle styles.

Navels are slow. They take 8 to 12 months to heal, which is longer than almost anything in the ear, and the reason is movement — the area bends every time you sit down, and the jewelry moves with it. That constant motion is also why length matters so much. Too short and the ball presses into the fold; too long and it catches on waistbands and levers.

14G is the standard gauge and it is set by the piercing rather than by preference. Going thicker means stretching.

Everything here is implant-grade titanium, ASTM F-136 — nickel-free and light, which matters for a piece with a dangle on it. For the whole healing window, keep it plain and keep it in; swapping jewelry repeatedly is one of the more common reasons a navel stays irritated.

Browse all 14G, our barbells, or the full implant-grade titanium range.