Gold Septum Clicker

The gold septum clicker brings warmth to the piece everyone pictures for a septum: a hinged ring that sits under the nose and clicks shut into a clean circle. This one is a double hoop — two slim parallel bands — finished in a rich gold tone over a hypoallergenic titanium core, worn in the septum and just as happy in a daith, helix or nostril.

This is a PVD gold finish over G23 titanium: you get the warm colour and the nickel-free titanium underneath, without the price of solid gold — and without the cheap plated brass that wears and can expose nickel. We never call it solid gold. More in our guide to choosing a material, or browse all gold pieces.

The double hoop is what sets it apart: two parallel bands give more presence than a single ring while staying slim and comfortable. The hinge means no bending metal and no dropped bead — it swings open, slides through and snaps locked. Prefer a silver tone? See the titanium septum clicker.

Septum clicker, horseshoe or captive bead: which to choose

Prefer an open U-shape? See the gold septum horseshoe.

Choosing your gauge and size

This clicker is 16G (1.2 mm) with an 8 mm inner diameter — the standard septum fit. A daith or helix may take a slightly larger diameter. Always match the gauge your piercer set; forcing a thicker ring hurts the piercing. Unsure? Our gauge and size guide explains it simply.

Frequently asked questions about the gold septum clicker

• Is it solid gold? No — it's a PVD gold finish over nickel-free G23 titanium. Warm colour, hypoallergenic core, without plated brass that wears off. Best on a settled piercing.
• How does the hinge work? One side swings open, you pass it through the piercing, then press it shut until it clicks locked. No tools, no separate parts.
• Can I wear it elsewhere? Yes — the same ring suits a daith, helix or nostril. Just pick the diameter that matches.