Helix Earrings

When can you change earrings after a helix piercing?

You should only change your helix earrings once your piercing is fully healed, which varies from person to person. Healing times depend on aftercare and individual factors, but it’s essential to wait until there’s no redness, swelling, or discomfort. Switching too soon can irritate your earring on cartilage, so be patient before upgrading to stylish helix ear studs or helix ring earrings from your favourite helix ear jewellery collection.

What earrings can you wear in a helix piercing?

There are many options for helix earrings, including helix ear studs for a sleek, minimal look and helix ring earrings for a bold, edgy vibe. If you want to mix and match, opt for helix ear jewellery like hoops, barbells, or dainty studs to customise your style while keeping your earring on cartilage comfortable and secure.

Is a hoop or stud better for helix piercings?

Both helix ear studs and helix ring earrings otherwise know as hoops have their benefits. Studs and Flatbacks are ideal for new piercings as they reduce movement and irritation, while hoops or rings offer a stylish, versatile look once healed. If you're after a statement earring on cartilage, a hoop adds flair, whereas studs provide a timeless, subtle touch.

What are the best helix earrings for sensitive ears?

For sensitive ears, choose hypoallergenic helix earrings made from materials like titanium, surgical steel, or solid gold. Our helix earrings are all made from sterling silver and then plated in rhodium or 18ct gold making them hypoallergenic. Helix ear studs with flat backs are great for comfort, while lightweight helix ring earrings offer a stylish option. Always opt for high-quality helix ear jewellery to prevent irritation and ensure long-lasting wear.