The titanium pavé seamless ring is a hinged seamless hoop lined with a row of cubic zirconia along the front — the pavé ring that works almost anywhere on the ear. Set in the conch, it frames the piercing with light; the same ring also suits a helix, tragus, daith or lobe.
It is machined from ASTM F136 titanium (grade 23) — nickel-free and cobalt-free, light and corrosion-resistant. The material piercers recommend for a fresh piercing and for sensitive skin, polished to a quiet silver shine. Prefer a warm tone? See the gold pavé ring.
The hinge is what makes it easy: one side swings open, slides through the piercing and clicks shut into a smooth, seamless circle — no bending the metal, no captive bead to drop. Once closed, the join disappears and the ring reads as one clean band of sparkle.
Where to wear your pavé ring
One hoop, many piercings: it suits a conch, helix, tragus, daith, lobe or ear. Match the inner diameter to the spot — smaller for a tight helix or tragus, larger for a conch — and keep the gauge your piercer used. For a dangling charm instead of a pavé band, see the cartilage hoop.
Choosing your gauge and diameter
This ring comes in two gauges — 18G (1.0 mm) and 16G (1.2 mm) — and diameters from 6 to 12 mm. A conch usually takes 16G and a larger 10–12 mm; a helix or tragus often takes 6–8 mm. Always match the gauge your piercer set — our gauge and size guide explains it simply.
Frequently asked questions about the pavé seamless ring
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Is it safe on a fresh piercing? Yes — implant-grade ASTM F136 titanium is nickel-free and biocompatible, the recommended choice for a new or sensitive piercing.
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How does the hinge work? One side swings open on a tiny hinge; pass it through the piercing, then press it shut until it clicks locked. No tools, no separate bead.
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Will the stones fall out? No — the cubic zirconia is channel/prong set into the band, flush and secure for everyday wear.