Daith rings are available in a range of shapes such as hearts and stars. They are specifically designed to be worn in daith piercings. Find out more, below.
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Daith Rings
The daith piercing is placed on the inner ridge of the ear and can be worn with a range of daith jewellery styles including curved barbells, circular barbells, and BCRs. One of the most popular types of piercing jewellery for wearing in healed daith piercings is the daith heart. Find out more about the different types of daith piercing jewellery and other FAQs in the article below.
What do they pierce daith with?
The daith is commonly pierced with a curved barbell or BCR. A curved barbell is often the preferred type of daith piercing jewelry for healing daith piercings as it is less likely to get knocked or caught. A needle will be used to pierce the daith then your jewellery of choice will be inserted. Your piercer will be able to advise which daith jewellery is best for being pierced with.
What is the best jewelry for a daith piercing?
The best jewlry for a daith piercing is a curved barbell. This is often the first piece of daith jewelry you will have when you get your daith pierced. Once it has healed you can wear a range of hoops and rings, in particular a BCR, as well as shaped seamless rings such as daith heart jewelry and stars.
Can I get my daith pierced with a heart?
Most piercers advise getting pierced with a curved barbell rather than a heart because it is less likely to get knocked or caught during healing. Depending on the shape of your ear, you may not be able to accommodate daith rings such as a heart so make sure to check with your piercer. If this is the case you may only be able to wear curved barbells.
How do you remove a heart daith piercing?
To remove a daith heart piercing hold on to the piercing jewellery and pull the outer edge of the heart towards you. The aim is to twist the jewellery open rather than pull it apart. Once there is a big enough gap, you will be able to remove your daith piercing heart jewellery by gently working it through the piercing hole.
What gauge is a daith piercing?
A daith piercing is usually 16g which is 1.2mm in thickness. This is the standard gauge for most ear cartilage piercings. The daith piercing is usually pierced with a curved needle so you will need to choose 16 gauge curved piercing jewellery to wear in your daith.
What metal is used for daith piercings?
The metal that is used for daith piercings is most commonly titanium or surgical steel daith earrings. It is important to choose a high quality bio-compatible metal for your daith piercing jewellery in order to keep your piercing healthy. Titanium daith jewelry is a good choice of metal for wearing while you heal your new pierced daith. This is because it is hypoallergenic.
Can you change a daith piercing yourself?
You can change a daith piercing yourself to a variety of different jewellery types. A daith piercing heart earring, daith star, or seamless ring can be twisted apart to be removed and changed. A similar action is required for BCRs in order to release the ball. Some daith hoops click in place while barbells usually have a small ball on the end that can be unscrewed in order to change your daith piercing.
If you need help to change your daith piercing you can always return to store where one of our piercers can change your jewellery for you.
How to change a daith piercing earring?
To change a daith earring such as a daith clicker, there is a section of the ring that will open. Hold onto the back and front of the ring and gently pull until the daith earring segment opens. You will then be able to take out your daith earrings and insert your new piercing jewellery. It can be difficult to locate the back of your piercing hole when you are inserting your new daith piercing earrings so use your fingers to guide you and help you feel where the hole is. The more often you change a daith piercing earring the easier you will find it to naturally locate your daith piercing hole.
Can you sleep on daith piercing?
It is best not to sleep on a daith piercing, especially while it is healing. Sleeping on your daith piercing will apply extra pressure to the wound which can cause it to take longer to heal. Lying on your daith piercing can also result in the piercing migrating or changing angle as it heals because the piercing jewellery may move while you lay on it.
Can you wear earbuds with daith piercing?
It is best not to wear earbuds with a daith piercing while it is healing. Once it has healed you may be able to comfortably wear earbuds depending on the jewellery you choose. If you would like to listen to music while your daith piercing is healing we would recommend wearing loose over the ear headphones or wearing one earphone in the non-pierced ear.
Can you put a septum clicker in a daith piercing?
It is not recommended to wear a septum clicker in a daith piercing. This is because the septum clicker has a straight bar whereas the daith is usually pierced with a curved needle. You can buy daith clickers if you would like to wear this style of piercing jewellery which are specially designed to be worn in a pierced daith.
Can you put a straight bar in a daith piercing?
You cannot put a straight bar in a daith piercing, unless you have been pierced with a straight needle. It is most likely that your daith has been pierced with a curved needle and will therefore require curved jewellery such as rings and curved barbells. Once your daith piercing has healed with a curved barbell you will always need to wear curved jewellery in your piercing.
Daith piercings are an incredibly popular type of ear piercing. This is because of the anecdotal evidence that suggests a pierced daith can help to relieve the symptoms of migraines. However, they also look super cute and can accommodate a range of piercing jewellery types and designs. If you are creating an ear piercing constellation a daith piercing can provide balance to the aesthetic when paired with piercings that are placed on the outer rim of the ear.
Whether you already have a daith piercing or are thinking about getting one, be sure to visit our piercing jewellery section to find some new pieces to customise your daith piercing.
Picking Out Daith Rings
It is important to choose the right size and material for your piercing jewellery as your body may react differently to different materials. Getting the right size of daith ring is important for the health of your piercing.
- Size: Daith rings are measured by the diameter and gauge of the ring. The first number is the gauge (displayed in mm) and the second is the diameter e.g. 1.2 x 10mm.
- Material: Choosing a high quality material such as titanium will provide you with a hypoallergenic material that is perfect for everyday use. Surgical steel is also a good choice for healed piercings as it is durable.
Inserting/Removing Daith Rings
Before handling your piercing, always make sure to wash your hands with antibacterial soap.
Changing a daith ring is a simple process that can be done at home but if you would like help, especially the first time, then it is best to visit a piercer.
It is important to be patient and not attempt to change your piercing jewellery before the wound is fully healed as this can cause complications. However, once it has healed you can start exploring your options.
Most daith piercing jewellery including the ring, heart, and star a seamless rings. This means they are made of a single continuous piece of material with a small break in the ring for removing and inserting the jewellery. To remove your daith jewellery, gently twist the visible part of the ring towards you. You are aiming to twist the ends in opposite directions rather than pulling them apart. Once you have twisted the jewellery you will be able to gently work it through the piercing hole.
It can be easier to twist the piercing jewellery using jewellery pliers so if you plan to regularly change your daith jewellery then this can be a worthy investment. You will only need to twist the jewellery a little in order to help you remove it from your piercing hole.
When inserting your new daith ring start by twisting the ends of the ring apart, as before. Make sure to push the ring gently through the piercing hole. You can then gently close the jewellery by untwisting it and returning it to its original flat form. Once your piercing jewellery is secure you can gently move the ring to the most suitable and comfortable position.
Where can you use daith rings?
Daith rings are specifically designed for daith piercings but some can be used in rook piercings which are a similar shape and size to daith piercing. Some people also use heart piercing jewellery in ear rim piercings. If you are intending to use a daith ring in your rook or other ear piercing you may want to check the suitability of the jewellery with your piercer, first.
Other Guides & Ranges
- Find Your Local BB Studio
- Age Restrictions & Prices
- Aftercare & Cleaning
- Piercing Size & Gauge Guide
- Inserting, Changing & Removing Jewellery
- Piercing Pain: The Ultimate Guide
- Piercing At Blue Banana
- Piercing Laws Around the UK
Please Note: Blue Banana piercing information is based on knowledge from our experiences as one of the UK's top piercing studios. All details provided should be read alongside professional advice. Please see our full Piercing Articles Disclaimer, here.