00g (9mm)

Black volcanic obsidian glass encapsulates iron to produce mahogany stripes and swirls that appear as minor inclusions (or even the primary color) for each of these plugs. Sold as a pair.

The mineral form of iron, hematite is dark in hue but maintains a mesmerizing metallic sheen. Each piece is double-flared and polished to a mirror finish. Sold as a pair.

Still manufactured by the process invented by the Miotti family of Venice, Italy in the 17th century. Blue goldstone is a glass crafted using a process that blends cobalt with silica to create dazzling sparkles that resemble stars in a night sky. Double-flared. Sold as a pair.

A luminous blue-green, slightly-translucent stone. When light passes through each double-flared piece, glimmering inclusions can be seen throughout. Made from material sourced from Central Asia. Sold as a pair.

Double-flared plugs each showcasing a skull and crossbones with a carefully inlaid osage orange “golden” tooth to let everyone know that a true pirate is among them. Sold as a pair.

Double-flared plugs featuring a classic anchor design. Its original purpose, to hold firm and ground, has found meaning with sailors and the tattooed community alike. Sold as a pair.

Double-flared plugs based on the brightly decorated skulls that are part of the Mexican Day of the Dead celebration, where the deceased are honored with sugar skulls, marigolds, and their favorite foods and beverages. Sold as a pair.

Known for being one of the most intelligent, flexible, and evasive of all sea creatures, these crafty cephalopods are displayed in fine detail on these double-flared plugs. Sold as a pair.

The Eye of Providence is always watching, peering from beneath a carved brick wall. Each double-flared set is available in light curly maple with a holly wood inlay or in the darker, high-contrast apricot wood with holly wood inlay. Sold as a pair.

The face of this 00g (9mm) round labret shows off an alluring solid golden sheen visible from any angle. 3/8” (10mm) wearable length. T-back measures 5/8” across.

In classical, medieval, and renaissance lore, the salamander is commonly believed to be a creature that can walk through flames and live through fire. Hand-carved and cast, these high polish bronze weights live up to their legacy. Each piece weighs approximately 75 grams each. Must be at least 00g to wear .

From the paduak tree native to southeast Asia, northern Australia, and the Western Pacific islands. While amboyna wood is common, amboyna burl is rare, as it is the result of deformed, irregular growths. These 2” rings beautifully show of the burl’s intricate swirls and knots.

Native to Southeast Asia, tiger ebony is most recognizable thanks to its yellow base and deep brown and black striping. Each ring is polished to a smooth finish, and with striations ranging from thin lines to thick bands no two pieces will ever be the same.

The amber for these plugs is sourced from Chiapas, Mexico, where fossilized resin from the now extinct Hymenaea mexicana legume tree is approximately 24 million years old. Although the resin once flowed beneath the tree bark, mending wounds caused by breaks and pests, it hardened overtime and all organic material became trapped inside, producing beautiful and unique inclusions visible in every one-of-a-kind double-flared plug. Unlike other organic materials, amber is quite soft and can scratch easily, and is susceptible to heat. Be careful wearing amber on extremely hot days—and never leave real amber plugs on a windowsill or in a car. Sold as a pair.