Plugs & Eyelets

Blacker than black, these steel eyelets have a hardened carbon coating that gives these tunnels their dark charcoal color. Single-flared eyelets include a clear silicone o-ring for a secure fit. 6g through 1" are grooved for o-rings. 8g to 5/8” eyelets have an overall length of 3/8” with a 5/16” wearspace. Eyelets sized 11/16” and above have an overall length of 1/2” with a 3/8” wearspace. Eyelets are sold individually. For a pair, choose a quantity of 2.

Made from implant-grade, ASTM F-138 steel, these eyelets are high-polished and high-quality. Each tunnel is machined from a single piece of steel for a consistent size and finish. Single-flared eyelets include a clear silicone o-ring for a secure fit. 6g through 1" are grooved for o-rings. 8g to 5/8” eyelets have an overall length of 3/8” with a 5/16” wearspace. Eyelets sized 11/16” and above have an overall length of 1/2” with a 3/8” wearspace. Eyelets are sold individually. For a pair, choose a quantity of 2.

With a name taken from the Amazon River—from where these green stones were formerly found—these bluish-green ⅝” double-flared amazonite plugs are the color of deep, blue, tropical water. Hand-carved, cut, and polished. Beautiful, personal, and one-of-a-kind. Sold as a pair.

While real jellyfish are comprised of 90% water, these wooden double-flared plugs are 100% nature-inspired perfection. Sold as a pair.

With a convex surface and turtle shell-inspired design, these double-flared plugs are naturally beautiful. Sold as a pair.

Inspired by the three-toed, goofy creature from Central and South America, these double-flared plugs feature feature an etched “sloth face” face and are guaranteed to give personality to your piercing. Sold as a pair.

Modeled to resemble the unmistakable shell of a marine mollusk (think snail of the sea), these double-flared plugs feature a double wood inlay, making them as unique as their underwater counterparts. Sold as a pair.

Like slicing through a tree trunk, these etched double-flared plugs tell a story all their own. Sold as a pair.

With a brightly colored thorax and a skull-like marking, this insect is often seen as a bad omen, but there is nothing bad about these beautifully-detailed double-flared plugs. Sold as a pair.

Double-flared plugs with a curved, convex surface and asymmetrical design. Now you can have the whole world—the whole wide world—in your ears as well as your hands. Sold as a pair.

Creepy or 1980s’ cool (seriously, does anyone else see Skeletor from He-Man here), these double-flared chechen wood plugs with swiss pear inlays are an awesome addition to any collection. Sold as a pair.

High-polished concave brass faces inlaid in arang wood plugs. Rock and roll!

Also called Mayan amber, red amber is rare, difficult to mine, and is only found in Chiapas, Mexico. It’s cherry color is the result of iron salts leaching into the outer surface of a larger piece, forming a thin (around 1mm to 4mm) layer of true red material. Polished on the front and wearable surfaces only, while preserving the natural, rough texture on the back, each 4g (5mm) hand-carved double-flared plug is unique. Wearable surface is approximately 5/16”. 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.

Also called Mexican amber, Chiapas amber is from Mexico's southernmost state, of the same name. The amber for these plugs is fossilized resin from the now extinct Hymenaea mexicana legume tree, and 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— trapping organic materials inside and producing varied inclusions visible in every one-of-a-kind double-flared plug. Hand-carved, so each pair is unique. Wearable surface varies between approximately 5/16” and ⅜” per pair. 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.

Solid saba wood plugs with an ornate brass face over a subtle stone inlay.