Kolczyk do ucha z łańcuszkiem
Welcome to our beautiful collection of Ear Piercings with Chain, where you can find over 90 unique models with various motifs to match your personal style. You can choose from stunning colors like silver, gold, rose gold, or black, and a part of these pieces is crafted from titanium. For every other style, browse our Ear Piercing category. Pick your favourite now!
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Ear Piercings with Chain: Chains for Helix, Conch and Industrial
Chains for your helix, conch and industrial piercings
A Ear Piercings with Chain connects two piercings or lets a delicate dangle swing – you will find around 100 models starting at 5.99 €. Our top sellers include a barbell with a chain connection and clicker, titanium labrets with a marquise dangle or zirconia chain, a barbell with a pearl chain, and clicker rings with three chains. In addition, we offer industrial barbells, ear cuffs, and dangles featuring leaves, hearts, or stars. This allows you to add movement to your helix, conch, or industrial piercing.
Ear Piercings with Chain at PiercingXXL: our selection
Discover our selection of over 90 ear piercings with chain at PiercingXXL, available in silver, gold, rose gold, and black, with some models crafted from titanium. You can choose appealing designs featuring crystal zirconia stones and styles with a movable pendant. Find your ideal fit with our variety of closures, including flat back labrets, internal threads, hinged clicker rings, and threadless push-in options.
Shapes, Materials, and Combinations
For a helix with a chain, two styles are popular: a helix ring with a chain where the links hang down, or a chain connecting two studs for a Helix Piercing. For a chain industrial piercing, there are barbells with chains that stretch between the two holes. In a Conch Piercing, a labret with a short dangle looks stunning because the chain rests freely over the ear cartilage. You can find more piercing placements in our Ear Piercing overview.
Over half of our range is made of ASTM F136 titanium, alongside 316L surgical steel. The brass models are fashion jewelry intended for fully healed piercings.
Our Practical Advice
Combine only one chain piece on your ear and keep the rest of your piercings simple so the chain remains the focal point. If you have sensitive skin, opt for titanium; brass models should only be worn in fully healed piercings.
Frequently Asked Questions about Ear Piercings with Chains
Will the chain get caught in my hair?
Short, snug chains rarely get tangled, while long dangles require a bit of care when brushing your hair. Short chains are also more comfortable if you sleep on your side.
What do I need for a helix with a chain between two holes?
You need two piercings at the right distance and a jewelry piece where the chain connects both studs. Measure the distance beforehand so the chain hangs loosely and doesn't pull.
Can I wear chain jewelry in a fresh piercing?
Simple starter jewelry is better for fresh piercings because a chain can pull on the piercing channel when you move. Wait until it is fully healed before switching to a chain model.
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How your ear piercing heals
Clean twice a day with sterile saline solution and only touch with clean hands.
Do not change the initial jewelry and do not sleep on the pierced side.
An earlobe is usually healed after six to twelve weeks. Cartilage like a helix or tragus takes six to twelve months.
Once everything is calm, you can insert new jewelry – in the same gauge as before.
These times are guidelines; every healing process is different. In case of severe pain, swelling, or pus, please consult your piercing studio or a doctor.