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CARTILAGE JEWELLERY

9CT GOLD BALL NOSE STUD

Christine Alexander Fine Jewellery


Sale price £31.00 Regular price £40.00
9CT GOLD BALL NOSE STUD

Hey there, all you jewellery lovers! 🌟 Today, I've got something extra special for those who like to keep things subtle, or maybe you're on the hunt for the perfect discreet stud for work. Drumroll, please... it's our SOLID GOLD weeny nose stud!

This listing is all about that tiny piece of elegance crafted with 9ct Gold. The star of the show here is a ball that's approximately 2mm in diameter. But here's the deal, if you've got specific requirements about the bar length, no worries! Just shoot me a message, and I'll be right there to help you out. Customer satisfaction is my jam! 🙌

Now, let's talk technical details. This stud is made with .8mm wire, which translates to a 20-gauge thickness. It's all about finding that perfect balance between subtlety and style.

But wait, there's more! If you're craving a touch of luxury, we've got you covered. These studs can also be made in 18ct gold for a little extra sparkle. Just give me a shout, and I'll make it happen.

And hey, speaking of custom options, if you're on the hunt for something unique, drop me a message. I'm here to turn your jewellery dreams into reality!

Now, let's dive into the fascinating world of nose piercings. This practice has a rich history, deeply rooted in various cultures around the world. In some places, it's all about ornamentation and fashion, while in others, it carries deep religious significance.

In India, for example, nose piercings have been a part of culture and fashion for centuries. It's a mark of beauty, social standing, and a symbol of honour to Parvati, the goddess of marriage. These piercings often play a central role in Indian wedding jewellery, especially among Bengali and South Indian women. They're more than just ornaments; they're symbols of tradition and respect.

But nose piercings aren't exclusive to India. They have a history in many other parts of the world, including North and South America. For instance, nose piercings signified elevated status among the Colonial Highland Maya. Different placements, sizes, and shapes of beads denoted specific societies. It was a way to showcase leadership and identity.

Now, let's talk about the United States. Nose piercings have sometimes faced negative connotations, but times are changing. More and more companies are becoming lenient when it comes to piercings and dress codes. Nose piercings are becoming a social norm, and it's all about embracing individuality.

So, there you have it – a weeny nose stud that's not just jewellery, but a piece of history and personal expression. Ready to make a subtle statement? 💫

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