The gold belly ring brings a warm glow to a healed belly button piercing: a curved crescent band in a yellow-gold tone that traces the top of your navel, hinged at the top and clicked shut in one move. A belly button ring that looks like fine jewellery, with no ball to lose and nothing to screw.
Underneath the colour, it is ASTM F136 titanium (grade 23) with a gold PVD finish: the gold tone is bonded onto implant-grade, nickel-free titanium — not gold-plated brass. You get the warmth and shine of gold with the lightness of titanium, on skin that has finished healing. Prefer silver tones? See the titanium belly ring.
As a navel ring, it is all about how it sits. The belly clicker hinge opens, slides through and locks with a click, and the curve stays close to the skin — so the gold catches the light on a bare midriff and stays flat under a high-waisted outfit. Want more movement? Try the dangly belly bar.
Choosing your diameter: 10 or 12 mm
This belly ring hoop is 14G (1.6 mm), the usual navel gauge. 10 mm draws a delicate, close-fitting line of gold that suits most navels; 12 mm frames the belly button more generously and works well on a deeper navel. Not sure which fits? Our gauge and size guide shows you how to choose.
Plain gold or Crystal: which style
Plain is a smooth, polished gold band — minimal, warm and easy to wear every day. Crystal adds a channel row of small clear cubic zirconia on the front face: golden warmth and bright sparkle, ideal for summer, holidays or an evening look.
Frequently asked questions about the gold belly ring
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Is it real gold? It is a gold PVD finish on ASTM F136 titanium: the colour is gold, the metal is implant-grade titanium. That is why it stays light and nickel-free.
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Is it for a healed piercing? Yes. Wear it once your navel has fully healed; the first jewellery is placed by your piercer, usually a curved barbell.
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How do I keep the gold finish bright? Rinse with saline or clean water, pat dry, and avoid abrasive cloths, perfume and harsh products on the finish.