Captive Ring 14G – Totally Pierced
Unless specified, items are sold individually (as single pieces) and are externally threaded.
- Implant grade surgical steel captive ring available in multiple sizes for use in various piercings.
- 14G captive rings are standard for nipple and female genital piercings. They are also commonly used in septum, lip, eyebrow, and cartilage piercings (though 16G is more popular for cartilage).
- Larger gauges (12G and above) require the use of captive pliers. Smaller sizes can be easier to manipulate with pliers.
- 2G and larger sizes require very heavy duty pliers for safe handling.
| Size | Recommended Use |
|---|---|
| 20G to 18G | Use with standard pliers |
| 16G | Use with standard pliers (common for cartilage and lip piercings) |
| 12G to 8G | Use with captive pliers |
| 6G to 00G | Use with captive pliers |
FAQ
What material is the 14G captive ring made of?
The 14G captive ring is made of implant-grade surgical steel.
Is this ring suitable for cartilage piercings?
Yes, 14G captive rings are commonly used in cartilage piercings, though 16G is more popular for this type of piercing.
Do I need special tools to install this ring?
For 14G rings, standard pliers are sufficient. Larger gauges (12G and above) require captive pliers; 2G and larger require very heavy duty pliers.
Bernadette Langdon –
I used this 14G captive ring for my nipple piercing and it fits perfectly. The surgical steel feels smooth and the ring stays securely in place. Easy to install with standard pliers. No irritation so far after two weeks.
Fiona Coleman –
Good quality ring for a common piercing. It’s sturdy and the size is just right for my genital piercing. I didn’t have any issues with it staying in place or causing discomfort.
Cameron Greene –
Ordered this for a lip piercing and it worked well. The ring is smooth and the material feels safe. It’s a reliable size for the piercing type I’m doing. Installation was simple with regular pliers.