Conch Earrings

Conch earrings are designed for cartilage piercings in the centre of the ear. From minimalist studs to statement hoops, this collection includes flatback labrets, barbells, and conch hoops designed for secure, comfortable wear.

Crafted from hypoallergenic, waterproof materials, our conch jewellery is made for everyday styling without irritation or tarnishing.

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Conch Earrings
White Opal Aura PiercingGold, Labret Piercing
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Titanium

White Opal Aura Piercing

£23
Stacked Climber PiercingGold, Labret Piercing
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Titanium

Stacked Climber Piercing

£23
AB and Plain Ball Duo Ball PiercingGold, Labret Piercing
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Titanium

AB and Plain Ball Duo Ball Piercing

£20
Chubby Heart PiercingGold, Labret Piercing
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Titanium

Chubby Heart Piercing

£20
Tiny Plain Bar PiercingGold, Labret Piercing
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Titanium

Tiny Plain Bar Piercing

£16
Tiny Plain Rhombus PiercingGold, Labret Piercing
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Titanium

Tiny Plain Rhombus Piercing

£16

What jewellery is best for a conch piercing?

Flatback labrets are one of the most popular options because the smooth flat backing sits comfortably against the ear and helps reduce irritation. Conch studs, barbells, and clicker hoops are also commonly worn depending on your style and whether the piercing has healed.

Can I wear a hoop in my conch piercing?

Yes. Many people choose to wear a hoop once the piercing has fully healed. Seamless clicker hoops are a popular option because they sit neatly around the ear and create a clean, circular look.

What size hoop is used for a conch piercing?

The most common conch hoop sizes are 10 mm and 12 mm inner diameter, although the exact size will depend on your ear anatomy and the fit you prefer. A smaller size will sit closer to the ear, while a larger hoop creates a more relaxed, visible look.

How long does a conch piercing take to heal?

Conch piercings typically take 6–9 months to fully heal, although for some people it can take up to 12 months. Proper aftercare, avoiding pressure on the ear, and wearing suitable jewellery can help support a smooth healing process.