Titanium Flower Belly Ring

The titanium flower belly button ring is the quiet one of the family: a curved 14G bar in implant-grade titanium, a small prong-set crystal on top and, at the bottom, a five-petal crystal flower set flat against the skin. No dangle, nothing that swings: a belly button ring that stays neat under a T-shirt, to wear alongside the other styles in our belly button piercing collection.

It is machined from ASTM F136 titanium (grade 23): nickel-free, light and corrosion-resistant, mirror-polished in a cool silver tone. If your navel reacts to ordinary metals, this is the material piercers recommend, and its sober shine suits everyday wear. Prefer a warmer glow? See the gold flower belly ring.

The bar is internally threaded: the thread sits inside the bar, so only a smooth surface passes through the piercing. Unscrew the top crystal, slide the bar up from below, screw it back on until snug, and the flower settles right at the base of your navel.

A fixed flower, more discreet than a dangle

The flower is about 11 mm wide and made of five marquise-cut clear cubic zirconia (CZ) petals, the pointed oval shape that draws each petal. Because it is fixed to the bar, it lies flat, catches less on clothing and moves less than a butterfly or a teardrop charm. Want something even simpler? Our titanium belly bar keeps to a single stone.

10 mm or 12 mm: choosing your bar length

The bar is 14G (1.6 mm), the standard navel gauge, in two lengths: 10 mm, the usual fit for most navels, or 12 mm for a little more room on a deeper navel. If your current bar sits well, simply match its length rather than guessing.

Frequently asked questions about the titanium flower belly ring

• Can I wear it on a new navel piercing? No. It is made for a fully healed navel. Until then, keep the jewellery your piercer fitted and let them tell you when it is ready for a change.
• Does the flower move? No. The flower is fixed to the bottom of the bar, with no dangle, so it stays in place and lies close to the skin.
• What about pregnancy? A growing belly changes how a navel ring sits. Read our guide to belly button piercing during pregnancy before you decide what to wear.