Titanium belly ring, curved hinged clicker with crystal row — Aurea

Titanium Belly Ring

Crystal / 10 mm
26,18€
26,18€ 34,90€
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Titanium belly ring, curved hinged clicker with crystal row — Aurea
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Titanium Belly Ring
Aurea REF. TITANIUM-BELLY-RING

Titanium Belly Ring

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MaterialTitanium G23
SkinNickel-free · Belly clicker · 14G
Compatible with
Belly Button
Price 26,18€ 34,90€ −25%

A curved hinged belly ring in implant-grade titanium G23 — nickel-free, clicks shut and hugs the top of a healed navel.

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Description

The titanium belly ring is a curved belly button ring made for a healed navel: a slim crescent band that follows the top rim of your belly button piercing, opens on a hinge and clicks shut — no ball to lose, nothing to screw. A light, discreet navel ring you can wear every day, plain or set with a fine row of crystals.

It is machined from ASTM F136 titanium (grade 23), the implant-grade alloy: nickel-free, light, corrosion-resistant and polished to a soft silver tone. On a navel — a spot rubbed by waistbands all day — that quiet, skin-friendly metal makes a real difference, especially if your skin reacts easily. Prefer a warmer tone? See the gold belly ring.

Why a belly clicker? The hinge sits at the top of the ring: swing the segment open, pass it through the piercing, press until it clicks. The curve hugs the navel instead of hanging away from it, so it stays flat under clothes. Still healing? Your piercer will start you on a curved barbell, like our titanium belly bar.

Choosing your diameter: 10 or 12 mm

This belly ring hoop is 14G (1.6 mm), the standard navel gauge, in two diameters. 10 mm sits close to the navel for a neat, minimal look and suits most belly buttons. 12 mm leaves more room — a good pick if your navel is deeper or your piercing sits a little lower on the rim. Keep the 14G your piercer used and never force a thicker ring.

Plain or Crystal: which style

The Plain style is a polished titanium band — sober and almost invisible under a t-shirt. The Crystal style sets a channel row of small clear cubic zirconia along the front face, for a fine line of light at the top of the navel. Same hinge, same titanium, same comfort.

Frequently asked questions about the titanium belly ring

  • Can I wear it on a fresh piercing? No — this ring is for a fully healed navel. Your first jewellery is fitted by your piercer, usually a curved barbell, and you switch once healing is complete.
  • Is it suitable for sensitive skin? It is made of nickel-free ASTM F136 titanium, the implant-grade standard — the reassuring choice if other metals tend to irritate you.
  • Can I keep it during pregnancy? As your belly changes, the navel stretches and a rigid ring can start to feel tight. Listen to your skin and read our guide to belly button piercing and pregnancy.
Material and care

  • Material: implant-grade ASTM F136 titanium (G23)
  • Nickel-free — hypoallergenic
  • Style: curved hinged ring (belly clicker), hinge at the top
  • Finish: polished silver-tone titanium
  • Stones: Plain (none) or Crystal (channel row of clear cubic zirconia)
  • Gauge: 14G (1.6 mm) · diameter 10 or 12 mm
  • Placement: navel, healed piercing only

Care: clean with sterile saline, pat dry, and wash your hands before opening the hinge. See our aftercare guide.

Shipping and returns

Tracked shipping. Returns accepted — see our policy.

Soft on your skin, flat under your clothes.

A navel is rubbed by waistbands all day, so the metal you wear there matters. This belly clicker is nickel-free ASTM F136 titanium (G23), the implant-grade standard, and its curved band follows the navel instead of sticking out. The hinge clicks shut: no ball to lose, no thread to fight with.

Implant-grade titanium · Nickel-free · Hypoallergenic

ASTM F136 titanium

Implant-grade G23

Nickel-free

Hypoallergenic

Everyday comfort

Light and smooth

Tracked shipping

Returns accepted

Putting in your clicker hoop

No tiny parts to lose: the hoop opens on a hinge and closes with a click.

1

Open the hinge

Hold the hoop and gently swing the hinged segment open. Never twist or pull the ring apart.

2

Thread it through

Slide the open end through the piercing, following the angle of the hole.

3

Click it shut

Press the segment back until you hear and feel the click. Give it a light tug to check.

Open and close it over a towel or a closed sink. On a fresh piercing, have your piercer fit it.

What is the difference between a belly ring and a belly bar?
A belly bar is a curved barbell with a ball at each end, the classic first jewellery for a new navel piercing. A belly ring is a curved hinged hoop that clicks shut, worn once the piercing has healed.
Which diameter should I choose, 10 or 12 mm?
10 mm sits close and suits most navels. Choose 12 mm if your belly button is deeper or the piercing sits lower on the rim.
Is the hinge secure?
Yes. Once pressed shut, the segment locks with a click and stays closed during the day. There is no separate ball that can come loose.
What are the crystals made of?
The Crystal style is set with a channel row of small clear cubic zirconia. They add sparkle without changing the titanium against your skin.
How long before I can switch to a ring?
Only once your navel is fully healed, which often takes several months. Ask your piercer to check it before you change.