Star Piercing Barbell green with two balls
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The green barbell with two balls from Star Piercing is a stylish and modern tongue piercing suitable for both women and men. Made from high-quality titanium G23, this piercing not only offers an appealing look but also high biocompatibility and durability. With a length of 10 mm and a material thickness of 1.6 mm, it is ideal for everyday use and ensures comfortable wear. The two balls in a harmonious shade of green give the piercing a special touch, making it an attractive piece of jewelry for anyone looking to emphasize their individual style. This product is made in Thailand and meets high-quality standards.
Piercing type | Tongue piercing |
Exact colour description | Green |
Material | Titanium, without brass |
Diameter Thread | 1.60 mm |
Target group | Men, Women |
Item number | 41232656 |
Manufacturer | Star Piercing |
Category | Piercing jewellery |
Release date | 21.12.2023 |
Exact colour description | Green |
Jewellery colour | Green |
Material | Titanium, without brass |
Jewellery material | Metal |
Target group | Men, Women |
Piercing type | Tongue piercing |
Piercing type | Barbells |
Jewellery motif | Various |
Diameter Thread | 1.60 mm |
Rod length | 10 mm |
Gem colour | Green |
Country of origin | Thailand |
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Length | 10 mm |
Diameter | 1.60 mm |
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