SCERRING3-10PCS 16G Stainless Steel Hinged Clicker Segment Septum Nose Lip Ring Hoop Cartilage Tragus Sleeper Earrings Body Piercing Jewelry 8mm 10mm 12mm 14mm 16mm

It's easy to get in and put in your nose but unfortunately when I ordered the product I ordered it a size too big so it's way too big for my nose so I'm not able to wear it without it flopping around.

I love to wear these in my nose through my stretched septum and nostrils. They are nice pretty thin and they clasp together nicely. From last experience I know with small jewelry the more you open and close the clasp so get loser over time but they look like they will last plenty long enough for me lol

Best nose ring hands downEasy to put it and take out (even without a mirror when you wanna clean it while you're in the shower because it stinks)Easy to snap closedAnd don't have to worry about adjusting it all the time so the opening isnt right at the piercing site like the pinch close onesThese are great!

The hinges on them are very strong. Scrubbed them really well before putting them on and the color did not come off. Checked the gage and they are exactly as described.

Love the different sizes I can use them for different piercings and they are comfortable and easy to use

These came as described but keep in mind they’re stainless steel, so a darker metal than sterling silver. Overall highly satisfied with this purchase!

These are a terrific value. I use them in my ears; can't say about piercing in a different location. Treat them gently when you open them. Don't try to insert using the hinged portion. Once in your piercing, gently rotate so the hinge and opening portion are not in your piercing -- keep the strongest part of the earring in the hole. As for gauge, these are not that different from normal posts, but certainly wider than the dainty wires closing many hoop earrings. If your existing piercing holes have healed small, be extra vigilant about scrubbing your hands and sterilizing your ears and earrings (all that extra hand sanitizer we have stuffed in the medicine cabinet can play a useful role here). If redness and pain persist, take the earring out and let the ear heal. Don't try again until your eat <doesn't hurt at all> or look red. Yes, I know, what a pain in the butt. But trust me, infections are like fires. They can seem small and insignificant, because you can't see what's happening underneath. Then they'll suddenly roar into life faster than you can comprehend. You can go from 8 am coffee and catch up telling a work colleague, "It's a little sore, no big deal. And it looks amazing! I always wanted a tragus piercing!" Then lunch at noon. "Arg! This itching is driving me nuts. And my whole ear is so red! I've been putting hand sanitizer gel on it, but it's just drying it out so the itching is worse." At 5 pm, "No thanks, I'm skipping yoga tonight. All I can think of is going to CVS and buying some Neosporin. Then going home and crashing." At 8 pm, you'll be crowd-sourcing. "I'm so miserable. It hurts so bad. It feels like my ear is on fire. Mom said go to the ER. But Chris reminded me I don't have good insurance. The bill will give me a heart attack. What do you think I should I do?" At 2 am, you'll be in an ER exam room. Learning that you'll be taking a 10-day course of oral antibiotics, along with following a special cleaning routine three times each day. And <all> your ear piercings on that side must be removed until your ear totally heals. Which could be six months from now. Or longer. Your new tragus piercing will almost certainly close. The doctor strongly discouraged another piercing try for at least 6 months. A year would be better. Your takeaway from this boring story (which is based on personal experience): No matter how badass you are, following sanitation protocols is IMPORTANT! Wish me luck on my upcoming tragus!!

Good selection of sizes