Tragus Earrings

Tragus earrings are designed for cartilage piercings on the small flap at the front of the ear. Whether you prefer minimalist studs or delicate hoops, this collection includes flatback labrets and clicker hoops designed for secure, comfortable wear.

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

Close-up of tragus piercing on ear lobe
Triple White CZ Drop PiercingGold, Labret Piercing
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White Marquise Accent PiercingGold, Labret Piercing
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White Teardrop Accent PiercingGold, Labret Piercing
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Sparkling Bloom PiercingGold, Labret Piercing
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Titanium

Sparkling Bloom Piercing

£21
Dewdrop Flower PiercingGold, Labret Piercing
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Titanium

Dewdrop Flower Piercing

£20
Square Accent PiercingGold, Labret Piercing
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Titanium

Square Accent Piercing

£20
AB Chubby Star PiercingGold, Labret Piercing
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Titanium

AB Chubby Star Piercing

£18
AB Chubby Flower PiercingGold, Labret Piercing
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Titanium

AB Chubby Flower Piercing

£18

What jewellery is best for a tragus piercing?

Flatback labrets are one of the most popular options because the smooth flat backing sits comfortably against the ear and helps reduce irritation. Small clicker hoops are also commonly worn, especially once the piercing has healed.

Can I wear a hoop in my tragus piercing?

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

What size jewellery is used for a tragus piercing?

Tragus piercings are typically fitted with smaller jewellery due to the compact placement. For flatback labrets, bar lengths are often around 6 mm to 8 mm, while hoops or clickers usually range from 6 mm to 8 mm inner diameter. The exact size can vary depending on your anatomy and the fit you prefer, so it’s important to choose a size that feels comfortable for your piercing.

How long does a tragus piercing take to heal?

Tragus piercings usually take 6–9 months to fully heal, although healing time can vary depending on aftercare and individual factors. Avoiding pressure on the area and wearing well-fitted jewellery can help support a smoother healing process.