Cross Ear Piercings
At PiercingXXL, we offer an inviting collection of Cross Ear Piercingss that will beautifully highlight your unique style. You can choose from over 40 models in silver, gold, rose gold, or black, with a part of the selection made of titanium. For every other style, browse our Ear Piercing category. Pick your favourite now!
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Cross Ear Piercings for helix, tragus and lobe: over 50 models made of titanium, steel and gold. Find your perfect cross for your ear now!
Cross Ear Piercings: Cross Motifs for Helix, Tragus, and Earlobe
Flat Cross Ear Piercings without stones give you a subtle look and perfectly complement any of your styles.
A Cross Ear Piercings is a classic motif that can be worn plain or sparkling, and at PiercingXXL you will find over 50 models. The most popular are labrets with a zirconia cross and internal threading, flat titanium crosses, and barbells with a silver cross. In addition, there are labrets with a dangling cross, bendable rings with a zirconia cross, and ear cuffs. If you prefer something smaller, choose a compact push-in model.
Cross Ear Piercings at PiercingXXL: our selection
Discover our selection of over 40 cross ear piercings for your style, available in the metal colors silver, gold, rose gold, and black. A part of these models is crafted from titanium and decorated with zirconia stones in a crystal color. You can choose between different shapes and closures such as a flat back labret with an internal thread, a bendable ring, or a design with a movable dangle.
Shapes, Materials, and Combinations
The labret is the most versatile shape for your Ear Piercing: It sits flat in the helix, tragus, or conch and is easy to combine with other studs. Barbells with a cross on both ends and industrial barbells connect two holes on the upper ear. Rings with a cross wrap around the edge of the ear; you can find the base for this under the Bendable Hoop Ring Piercing category. If you want to embed the cross in a darker look, you will find more pieces under the Gothic Piercing category.
ASTM F136 titanium is the most common material, alongside 316L surgical steel. Brass models are fashion jewelry for fully healed piercings. The crosses, just like the other gold tones, feature a high-quality gold-colored plating.
Our Practical Advice
A single cross makes a stronger impact than several: Place it in the helix and complement the ear with small stones or smooth rings. Dangling crosses are better worn in the earlobe than in the cartilage, where they are less likely to get caught in your hair.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cross Ear Piercingsss
Where is the best place to wear a Cross Ear Piercings?
The cross is most commonly worn in the helix, followed by the tragus and earlobe. With an industrial barbell, you wear it across the upper ear.
Cross with or without stones?
A flat titanium cross without stones looks calm and suits any style. Zirconia crosses sparkle more and add more of an accent, especially in combination with simple rings.
Can I wear a cross as initial jewelry?
Yes, if it is a titanium labret with a smooth bar. Dangles, rings, and brass jewelry should only be inserted once the piercing is fully healed.
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If you love the stylish and symbolic look of your ear jewelry, you might also want to explore other ways to express your personal taste. For a stunning addition to your upper ear, check out our beautiful Cross Helix Piercings. To complete your perfectly coordinated style, you can also discover matching designs in our collection of Cross Nose Piercings.
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.