Star Piercing Micro threadless labret rod gold-plated
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The Micro Threadless Labret Bar by Star Piercing is an elegant and modern piercing suitable for both everyday wear and special occasions. With a length of 9 mm and a base of 2.5 mm made from high-quality titanium G23, this labret bar not only offers an appealing appearance but also high biocompatibility. The gold-plated surface gives the piece a luxurious shine, ensuring it fits harmoniously into any jewelry collection. The material thickness of 1.0 mm provides stability and durability, while the lightweight of only 1 mg ensures high wearing comfort. This labret bar is unisex, making it suitable for anyone who values stylish body jewelry.
Exact colour description | Gold plated |
Material | Titanium, without brass |
Target group | Men, Women |
Item number | 53205764 |
Manufacturer | Star Piercing |
Category | Piercing jewellery |
Release date | 28.11.2024 |
Exact colour description | Gold plated |
Jewellery colour | Gold |
Material | Titanium, without brass |
Jewellery material | Metal |
Alloy | 925 Silver |
Surface finish | Gold plated |
Target group | Men, Women |
Piercing type | Piercing stick |
Rod length | 9 mm |
Gem type | Synthetic stones |
Country of origin | USA |
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Length | 9 mm |
Diameter | 2.50 mm |
Weight | 0 g |
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