Plugs, tunnels, expanders in multiple sizes

Wood, stone (opalite, jade, black onyx, and malachite), glass, etc., in gauge sizes range from 1” (25mm) to 8g (3.2mm).

(See pictures for full description)

Most stone and wood plugs were purchased locally at a pretty hefty price, but I’m not looking for much at ALL for the malachite, misc. pile, and acrylics**!

Not all have been worn, but all have been washed and sanitized just in case!

Note:

• 2g and 1/2” jade (round) and 00g acrlyic plugs are single flare, but the rest are double! Unfortunately, I lost the o-rings for the 2g jade plugs, but they can be purchased in some stores/online for less than a dollar.

• Bunz cuts off the text in the third photo — they’re all singles!!

The benefit wearing natural stone or wood jewellery is that it’s much healthier for your ears (presuming you stretched in a healthy way & at a slow pace!) than metal, acrylic, or silicone, so there isn’t really that much upkeep/to do.

As someone who used to work in body jewellery and piercing care, I noticed a distinct difference between my ears (I mainly wore wood, but sometimes wore stone during outings/special occasions, but I always removed them during showers and while I slept — except when I was going up a size, which I did with bondage tape, one layer at a time/at a very slow pace — and frequently gently massaged my lobes with jojoba oil) and the ears my customers’ — not to judge or sound mean, but my co-workers and I learned to instinctively hold our breaths when a customer would remove their ear jewellery (almost always acrylic, silicone, or metal), which were typically covered in what we referred to as “ear cheese.” This is a problem that went away as soon as I started wearing natural, even when I got a little lazy in my Extra AF™ earlobe-care routine. Can’t recommend them enough!!

** Also, I cannot in good conscience recommend that anyone stretches their ears with acrylic tapers/stretchers (I mean, no tapers are particularly good for your ears, but ESPECIALLY acrylic!), or wear them long term (again, removing your jewellery regularly is recommended, but wearing tapers regularly is not).

All that aside, I’m pro-bodily autonomy, so... your body, your choice.¯_(ツ)_/¯