Flat Piercing Earrings

Find compact studs for an existing healed flat piercing in the broad upper area of the ear. Explore round black and opal-look CZ, teardrop or pear designs, and trinity-ball studs with flat backs. Choose gold or silver finishes over 925 sterling silver, then compare head size and post specifications.

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Is a flat piercing the same thing as a flat back earring?

No. A flat piercing names a location in the upper cartilage, while a flat back describes the disc-shaped back of an earring. This selection brings those ideas together, but location and backing are separate details to check.

Which dimensions matter for a flat piercing stud?

Check the front’s footprint, the post gauge and the wearable bar length independently. A small decorative head does not determine the thickness or length of its post.

SpecificationWhat it controlsWhat to compare
Head size and shapeThe visible detail on the flat areaWidth, height and space beside other jewelry
GaugePost thicknessThe selected product and your existing fit
Bar lengthWearable post length5mm, 6mm or 8mm where offered

How do you choose the design and complete earring option?

Choose a tiny round CZ accent for a compact look, a teardrop for a directional shape or a trinity design for a grouped detail. Gold options are 18K plated over 925 sterling silver; silver options are rhodium plated. Compare other flat back earrings for more motifs, or browse cartilage earrings by placement. These designs are listed as single earrings. Head Only No Backing is a decorative top alone, intended for customers who already own the matching Marafine post and back. Marafine identifies these earrings as hypoallergenic; individual sensitivities vary.

Are the opal-look and black accents natural stones?

No. The opal-look white and black onyx-look stones are cubic zirconia. Choose by the listed color and dimensions.

Can you assume every stud has the same gauge?

No. Many designs specify 18G, but you should confirm the gauge on the exact product rather than infer it from the collection.