Titanium Double Piercing Chain

The double piercing chain earring links two holes with one piece of jewellery: a sparkling stud in the first piercing, a fine chain draped across the ear, and a tiny ring that slips into the second. In implant-grade titanium with a cool silver tone, it is the simplest way to turn two helix piercings into one connected look.

It is made from ASTM F136 titanium (G23) — nickel-free, light and gentle on sensitive skin, which matters when one piece touches two piercings at once. The polished silver tone stays discreet and goes with everything, from a minimal ear to a full stack. Prefer a warmer shine? See the gold double piercing chain.

At the front sits a 16G (1.2 mm) flat back stud, internally threaded and topped with a small vertical stack of three clear cubic zirconia stones. From it hangs a fine double-strand chain about 20 mm long, ending in a 2 mm open ring. This helix chain earring is made for healed piercings.

How to wear a chain between two piercings

1. First hole: put the stud in from the front like any flat back earring, then screw the back on from behind.
2. Let the chain fall: it hangs in a soft curve from the stud towards your second piercing.
3. Second hole: slip the small open ring through the second piercing — or hook it around a stud you already wear there.

Leave a little slack so it drapes rather than pulls.

Which piercings it links, and which post length

It works on two helix holes, a helix and a lobe, or two lobes — any pair of holes a 20 mm chain can span. It also makes a delicate cartilage chain earring for a curated ear: for layout ideas, read how to build a curated ear. The stud comes in three post lengths, 6, 8 and 10 mm: 6 mm for a snug fit, 8 mm for an everyday fit, 10 mm if your ear is thicker. Fancy a simpler second hole on other days? Try our titanium cartilage hoop. Only one piercing? Our star and moon dangle stud hangs from a single hole.

Frequently asked questions about the double piercing chain

• Can I wear it in a fresh piercing? No — it is designed for healed piercings. A chain can catch and tug, which a healing piercing does not tolerate; your first jewellery should be fitted by your piercer.
• Will the chain catch on things? It can snag on hair, scarves or knitwear, so take care when you dress or brush your hair.
• Is it a connecting chain earring for any two holes? For two holes close enough for a chain of about 20 mm: two helix, a helix and a lobe, or two lobes.