Our double endless nose ring is one of our top sellers and rightfully so because they are stunning on and give the illusion of having two nose rings with a single nose piercing.
When your not used to them they can be a little tricky to get on but once they are on they look amazing. To put them on you just put one end into your piercing and turn and keep turning it until the end of the ring sits against your nose! It isn't as difficult as it appears at first! Just turn until it stops!
We make these in a bunch of metals too. Sterling silver, 14k gold filled, 14k pink gold filled, and solid 14k yellow, white and rose gold. We can also make these in Palladium white gold which is nickel free gold custom. Just email us for a current price and availability!
We also make these in a dot twist double in sterling silver, 14k gold filled and 14k pink gold filled.
Did you know you can also wear these in an ear piercing? They look so cute on an ear too!
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Hi Mel :) You need to watch our video on how to measure your nose for a ring
https://www.mysticmoonshop.com/blogs/news/26036740-instructions-on-how-to-measure-your-nose-for-a-ring?pos=1&_sid=583e12d82&ss=r
Hi,
My nose is pierced for a stud and fits a 3/8" 18-20g plain hoop. The plain hoop looks too big for my taste (doesn’t hug enough) and there is about a 1/2mm of space between the ring and my nose’s edge. Every piercer I’ve been to confirms that I won’t fit into a 5/16" hoop. However, I see you have 9mm hoops (in between the two.)
What I want to know is if I order a 20g, hammered, wrapped hoop will it actually be a bit tighter due to the wrapping and the thickness of the flat ring? In other words, should most people size up when adding wraps or beads to hoops, or do you compensate for that already?
If not, this type of hoop might look better on me due its thickness. But if so, I was thinking I might get away with ordering size 9mm instead of my normal 10mm (3/8") to get more “hug”?? What do you think?