Gold Flower Belly Ring

The gold flower belly button ring adds a warm, polished glow to a healed navel: a gold curved bar, a small prong-set crystal on top and, at the bottom, a five-petal crystal flower framed in gold. Fixed rather than dangling, it is a belly button ring that sparkles without swinging; more styles await in our belly button piercing collection.

The gold is a PVD gold finish on ASTM F136 titanium (grade 23): the colour is bonded under vacuum onto a nickel-free, implant-grade titanium base. You get the glow of gold with the comfort of titanium, not gold-plated brass. Prefer something cooler and more understated? See the titanium flower belly ring.

Warm gold flatters every skin tone and looks especially lovely on tanned skin, while the clear stones add contrast and light. The mirror-polished 14G bar is internally threaded, so only a smooth surface glides through when you change your jewellery.

Gold petals, clear stones

The flower is about 11 mm wide: five marquise-cut clear cubic zirconia (CZ) petals, each pointed stone outlined in gold. Because it is fixed to the bar, the flower faces forward and shows all its sparkle, without the movement of a butterfly or teardrop charm. Prefer a single stone? Our belly bar keeps it minimal.

10 mm or 12 mm: choosing your length

The curved bar is 14G (1.6 mm), the usual navel gauge. Choose 10 mm, the standard length, if your current jewellery fits well, or 12 mm for a little more room on a deeper navel. When in doubt, match the length of the bar you wear now.

Frequently asked questions about the gold flower belly ring

• What is the gold made of? It is ASTM F136 titanium with a PVD gold finish: the colour of gold on a nickel-free, implant-grade base.
• Is it for a new piercing? No. Wear it on a fully healed navel only; keep the jewellery your piercer fitted until then.
• Can I wear it while pregnant? A growing belly changes how a navel ring sits. Our guide to belly button piercing during pregnancy helps you decide what to wear.