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Chain star dangle

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Chain star dangleDe Chain Star Dangle piercing is een titanium stud met een beweeglijke chain en een glinsterende ster. Stijl in beweging perfect als je jouw ear stack een speelse twist met subtiele shine wilt geven. Deze piercing is eyecatching, maar blijft minimal door het fijne chain design. De hangende ster vangt het licht bij elke beweging en geeft je helix, flat of hidden helix een dromerig detail met net genoeg drama. Waarom je deze wilt dragen De Chain Star

De Chain Star Dangle piercing is een titanium stud met een beweeglijke chain en een glinsterende ster. Stijl in beweging — perfect als je jouw ear stack een speelse twist met subtiele shine wilt geven.

Deze piercing is eyecatching, maar blijft minimal door het fijne chain design. De hangende ster vangt het licht bij elke beweging en geeft je helix, flat of hidden helix een dromerig detail met net genoeg drama.

Waarom je deze wilt dragen

De Chain Star Dangle valt op door haar bewegende kettinkje en sprankelende sterdetail. Het design voelt licht, speels en stylish, zonder dat je look te druk wordt.

Met een afmeting van 20 x 12 mm is deze piercing een echte dangle eyecatcher. Ideaal als je een opvallend detail wilt toevoegen aan je ear stack, maar wel met een clean en verfijnd gevoel.

Materiaal en eigenschappen

Deze piercing is gemaakt van titanium. Titanium is sterk, lichtgewicht, hypoallergeen en nikkelvrij. Daardoor is deze piercing geschikt voor de gevoelige huid, comfortabel voor dagelijks gebruik én geschikt om mee te piercen.

Eigenschappen:

  • Materiaal: titanium

  • Design: dangle met chain en ster

  • Afwerking: zilverkleurige glans

  • Afmeting: 20 x 12 mm

  • Lichtgewicht en comfortabel

  • All-day draagbaar

  • Hypoallergeen en nikkelvrij

  • Geschikt om mee te piercen

  • Eyecatching maar minimal

Nazorg & herstel

De Chain Star Dangle is geschikt voor kraakbeenpiercings zoals de helix, flat en hidden helix. Deze piercings hebben gemiddeld 6 tot 12 maanden nodig om volledig te herstellen.

De exacte genezingstijd verschilt per persoon en hangt af van je nazorg, levensstijl en hoe voorzichtig je met je piercing omgaat.

Reinig je piercing tijdens het herstel dagelijks met NeilMed piercing nazorgspray en raak het sieraad zo min mogelijk aan. Draai het sieraad niet en voorkom druk, wrijving of trekken aan je verse piercing.

Let bij een chain of dangle design extra goed op dat het sieraad niet blijft haken aan haar, kleding of handdoeken. Draag je deze piercing in je oor? Dan kan een Dream Pillow helpen om druk tijdens het slapen te verminderen, zodat je piercing rustiger kan herstellen.

Geschikt voor

De Chain Star Dangle piercing is geschikt voor de helix, flat en hidden helix.

Door het lange chain design komt deze piercing vooral mooi uit op plekken waar het kettinkje subtiel kan hangen en bewegen. In de hidden helix geeft hij een verrassend dangle effect, terwijl hij in de helix of flat zorgt voor speels drama met een glinsterende celestial touch.

Stylingtip

Combineer de Chain Star Dangle met een eenvoudige stud om alle focus op het speelse element te leggen. Ook mooi met minimal titanium basics, crystal studs of andere stervormige sieraden voor een dreamy ear stack met beweging.

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