Daith Earrings

Daith earrings are designed for piercings placed in the inner cartilage fold of the ear. Because of the unique placement, daith piercing earrings are typically circular so they follow the natural shape of the ear for a secure and comfortable fit.

From simple rings to decorative clickers, this collection includes earrings for a daith piercing designed to sit comfortably while creating a clean, seamless look.

Close-up of gold daith piercing
Twisted Clicker (16G)Twisted Clicker (16G)

Steel

Twisted Clicker (16G)

From £21 - £22
Green Deco Baguette Clicker (16G)Green Deco Baguette Clicker (16G)
NEW

Steel

Green Deco Baguette Clicker (16G)

£22
Purple Deco Baguette Clicker (16G)Purple Deco Baguette Clicker (16G)
NEW

Steel

Purple Deco Baguette Clicker (16G)

£22
White Twist Rope Clicker (16G)White Twist Rope Clicker (16G)
NEW

Steel

White Twist Rope Clicker (16G)

£22
AB Twist Rope Clicker (16G)AB Twist Rope Clicker (16G)
NEW

Steel

AB Twist Rope Clicker (16G)

£22
Olive Twist Rope Clicker (16G)Olive Twist Rope Clicker (16G)
NEW

Steel

Olive Twist Rope Clicker (16G)

£22
White Radiant Bloom Clicker (16G)White Radiant Bloom Clicker (16G)
NEW
Victory Wreath Clicker (16G)Victory Wreath Clicker (16G)
NEW

Steel

Victory Wreath Clicker (16G)

£22
Black Bezel Marquise Clicker (16G)Black Bezel Marquise Clicker (16G)
NEW

Steel

Black Bezel Marquise Clicker (16G)

£22
White Crystal Row Clicker (16G)White Crystal Row Clicker (16G)
NEW

Steel

White Crystal Row Clicker (16G)

£22

What is a daith piercing?

A daith piercing goes through the inner cartilage fold of the ear just above the ear canal. This placement is commonly styled with rings or clicker jewellery that follows the natural curve of the ear.

What jewellery is best for a daith piercing?

Rings and clicker styles are among the most popular choices because their circular shape fits naturally within the inner ear. These daith piercing earrings are designed to sit securely while maintaining a comfortable fit.

Can I wear a hoop in my daith piercing?

Yes. Hoops and clicker rings are commonly worn in daith piercings because they sit neatly within the cartilage fold and create a seamless circular look.

How long does a daith piercing take to heal?

Daith piercings typically take 6–9 months to fully heal, although healing time can vary depending on aftercare and individual factors. Wearing well-fitted earrings for a daith piercing can help support a smoother healing process.