316L Surgical Steel Internally Threaded Flat Back Labret — Bezel CZ & Diamond CZ Dangle

Engineered for bold expression using high-quality titanium and surgical steel, every PRESSHA piece is designed to fit with intention.

GAUGE (THICKNESS)

The foundation of your fit.

Gauge measures the thickness of your jewelry.
Lower number = thicker piece.

BAR LENGTH (STRAIGHT FIT)

Clean. Structured. Intentional.

HOOP DIAMETER (CURVED FIT)

Where style meets silhouette.

SEPTUM FIT GUIDE

OTHER HOOPS

CORE PIERCING SIZES

HOW TO MEASURE

• Gauge → thickness of the bar
• Length → straight bar (end to end)
• Diameter → inside width of hoop

PRO TIP

Know your fit? Stay consistent.
Measure your current jewelry and match it when upgrading to PRESSHA.

DISCLAIMER

Fit may vary based on anatomy, piercing placement, and healing stage. Initial jewelry is typically longer to allow for swelling. For optimal sizing, consult a professional piercer before purchasing.

Our Materials

When it comes to body jewelry, material quality isn't just about aesthetics — it directly impacts your safety, healing, and how long your jewelry lasts. At Pressha, we carefully select materials that meet the demands of sensitive skin and everyday wear, so you can wear with confidence.

Implant-Grade Titanium (ASTM F136)

Our premium base metal is implant-grade titanium — the gold standard for body jewelry. It is 100% nickel-free, hypoallergenic, and biocompatible, making it safe for fresh and healed piercings alike. Lightweight yet incredibly strong, titanium is resistant to corrosion and body fluids.

316L Surgical Steel

Our primary workhorse metal is 316L surgical-grade stainless steel — a widely trusted material in body jewelry known for its strength, corrosion resistance, and smooth finish. Suitable for most healed piercings.

⚠️ Nickel Notice: 316L surgical steel contains trace amounts of nickel. While it is considered safe for most people, those with a known nickel allergy or sensitivity should opt for our implant-grade titanium pieces instead. When in doubt, consult your piercer.

316L Surgical Steel with PVD Coating

Many of our pieces feature a PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) finish applied over 316L surgical steel. PVD coatings are significantly more durable than traditional electroplating — resistant to chipping, fading, and tarnishing. We offer the following PVD finishes:

• Gold — warm, classic, and timeless
• Rose Gold — soft, romantic, and on-trend
• Black — bold, sleek, and modern

The PVD finish is applied over surgical steel, so the same nickel notice above applies to these pieces.

Brass (Select Styles)

Some of our decorative and fashion-forward pieces are crafted from brass. Brass is used in select styles where design complexity or aesthetic detail takes priority. We recommend brass pieces for healed piercings only, and suggest removing them before swimming, showering, or extended wear to maintain finish quality.

Gemstones & Embellishments

Many of our pieces are set with cubic zirconia (CZ) stones — a brilliant, affordable alternative to diamonds that delivers exceptional sparkle. Our CZ stones are carefully set in surgical steel or titanium settings to ensure secure, long-lasting wear. Select styles may also feature crystal or synthetic opal accents for added color and dimension.

Care Tips

• Avoid prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals, chlorine, or saltwater
• Clean with mild soap and warm water
• Pat dry with a soft cloth — avoid abrasive materials
• Store separately to prevent scratching
• Remove brass pieces before swimming or showering

Shop by Material

Find the right metal for your piercing:

• Shop Implant-Grade Titanium →
• Shop 316L Surgical Steel →

Keep your piercing clean and cared for to ensure proper healing and long-lasting comfort. Our jewelry, made from titanium and surgical-grade stainless steel, is safe and durable, but proper aftercare is essential.

Daily Care Routine

Clean your piercing twice daily:

Wash your hands before touching your piercing

Use a sterile saline solution

Gently clean around the area (do not twist or rotate jewelry)

Pat dry with a clean paper towel

Avoid: alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, and harsh products

What to Avoid

To prevent irritation and promote healing:

Touching your piercing unnecessarily

Twisting or spinning jewelry

Sleeping directly on the piercing

Swimming in pools, lakes, or hot tubs during early healing

Changing jewelry too soon

Healing Times

Healing varies by piercing type:

Earlobe: 6–8 weeks

Nose: 2–4 months

Cartilage / Helix / Tragus: 3–6 months

Septum: 2–3 months

Belly Button: 6–12 months

Tongue: 4–8 weeks

Why Our Materials Matter

Titanium: Lightweight, nickel-free, and ideal for sensitive skin

Surgical Stainless Steel: Strong, durable, and safe for most people

These materials help reduce irritation and support healing.

Normal Healing Signs

It’s normal to experience:

Mild redness

Slight swelling

Clear or light discharge

When to Seek Help

Contact a professional if you notice:

Severe pain or swelling

Yellow or green discharge

Strong odor

Ongoing irritation

When to Change Your Jewelry

Only change your jewelry once your piercing is fully healed.
Changing it too early can cause irritation or delay healing.

Quick Tips

✔ Keep the area clean and dry
✔ Avoid pressure on the piercing
✔ Choose high-quality materials
✔ Be patient — healing takes time

Your Safety Matters

We use high-quality titanium and surgical stainless steel designed for comfort, durability, and everyday wear.