The titanium nipple ring is a hinged nipple clicker: a straight bar across the top that swings open and clicks shut, above a half-moon arc lined with clear crystals. Made for a healed nipple piercing, it frames the piercing with a soft sparkle while staying light and discreet under clothing.
It is machined from ASTM F136 titanium (grade 23), the implant-grade alloy chosen for sensitive skin: nickel-free, corrosion-resistant and polished to a clean silver tone that keeps its shine. If costume jewellery has irritated you before, this is the metal to come back to. Prefer a warmer shade? See the gold nipple ring.
Choose between two styles. Round crystal sets a neat row of round cubic zirconia along the arc — understated and easy to wear every day. Marquise crystal fans out pointed marquise-cut stones for a little more presence. In both, small prongs hold each stone and let the light through.
How the nipple clicker closes
The straight bar is the closure: it opens on a hinge at one end, passes through the piercing and clicks back into place at the other. No balls to unscrew, no tiny parts to drop — once shut, the bar sits flat across the piercing with the crystals just below. Nipple rings like this one are for a fully healed piercing: if yours is still healing, stay with a straight titanium nipple barbell for now.
Choosing your size
This ring comes in one size: 14G (1.6 mm) thick, with a 14 mm bar — the inner width between its two ends. Check it against the jewellery you wear now: if your piercer fitted a different gauge or bar length, ask them before switching. Our gauge and size guide shows you how to measure.
Titanium nipple ring: quick answers
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Can I wear it on a new piercing? No — it is designed for a healed piercing. Your first jewellery is fitted by your piercer, usually a straight barbell, until healing is complete.
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Which style should I pick? Round crystal for a subtle everyday line, Marquise crystal for a bolder fan of sparkle. The size and closure are the same.
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Is it easy to put in myself? Yes: open the bar, pass it through the piercing and press it shut until it clicks. No tools — just wash your hands first.