Gold Daith Piercing
In our shop you will find a beautiful Gold Daith Piercing selection with over 520 models and many fascinating motifs. Your new jewelry is available in colors like silver, gold, rose gold, or black, and a part of the models is made of titanium. For every other style, browse our Daith Piercing category. Pick your favourite now!
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Gold Daith Piercing in over 500 designs: clickers, bendable rings, and horseshoes, mostly made of titanium. Find your new Daith jewelry now!
Gold Daith Piercing: Gold Rings and Horseshoes for the Inner Ear Fold
The Gold Daith Piercing is beautifully highlighted by the natural curve of your ear's fold.
For your Gold Daith Piercing, you will find over 500 designs in our shop, more than half of them made with a titanium base, plus surgical steel and brass. The core of the range consists of rings: simple gold clickers, rings with one or more rows of zirconia, heart shapes, vintage patterns, and bendable rings with opal. In addition, there are horseshoes and curved barbells for anyone who wants a more open look. Many models are also available in silver, rose gold, black, or rainbow, and you can get a Gold Daith Piercing starting at just €3.99.
Gold Daith Piercing at PiercingXXL: our selection
At PiercingXXL you can discover over 520 models for your gold daith piercing, available in the metal colors silver, gold, rose gold and black. A part of these models is made of titanium and you can choose between a hinged clicker ring or a bendable ring. To complete your style, the jewelry features zirconia stones in a crystal color.
Shapes and Closures for Gold Daith Piercings
The Daith sits in the innermost cartilage fold right above the ear canal. The piercing channel is curved there, which is why a Daith is almost always worn with a ring, a horseshoe, or a curved barbell. For a Gold Daith Piercing, the clicker is by far the most common closure: a hinge holds the movable segment, which you simply flip open to change. This is a huge advantage in this hard-to-see spot because no ball can fall off. More models with this closure can be found in the Clicker Piercing category.
Bendable rings are the second largest group. They are twisted open to the side and are usually more finely crafted, for example with a double row of zirconia or small motifs. Heart shapes are particularly popular for the Daith, as they stand out nicely against the curve of the fold; you can find a dedicated selection of Heart Daith Piercings. Horseshoes with a ball, star, or heart at the ends complete the range.
Materials and Sizes
The gold color is created by a PVD coating on titanium and surgical steel, and by gold plating on brass. Your Gold Daith Piercing is therefore a gold-colored variant that is lightweight, even in tone, and made for everyday wear. ASTM F136 titanium is nickel-free and highly biocompatible, and the PVD layer withstands frequent wear. Gold-plated brass is suitable as affordable interchangeable jewelry once your Daith has healed.
The most common thickness is 1.2 mm, but 0.8 mm, 1.0 mm, and 1.6 mm are also available. Rings for the Daith usually have an inner diameter of 8 or 10 mm: 8 mm sits snugly against the fold, while 10 mm hangs out more visibly. For curved barbells and horseshoes, 8 and 10 mm lengths are the most common. The size of your ring depends on how pronounced your cartilage fold is.
Our Practical Advice
For the first change after healing, we recommend a simple titanium clicker in 1.2 mm thickness and 8 mm diameter, as it fits most ears and is easy to insert. After that, you can vary your Gold Daith Piercing with zirconia, hearts, or horseshoes without having to test new sizes. All jewelry types for this placement can be found in the Daith Piercing overview.
Frequently Asked Questions about Gold Daith Piercings
Is a Gold Daith Piercing made of real gold?
No, our Gold Daith Piercings are made of gold-colored coated titanium or steel, or gold-plated brass. This gives you the warm gold tone at a price that allows you to have several models to switch between.
Which diameter fits my Daith?
Often, 8 mm fits for a snug ring and 10 mm for a more prominent fit. The safest way is to measure the inner diameter of your current ring and order the same size.
What is the easiest way to change a Daith ring?
It is easiest with a clicker: open the segment, twist the ring out, insert the new ring, and close it. A mirror and some patience help because the spot is hard to see.
Does a Daith piercing help with migraines?
There is no scientific proof for this. So get your Daith pierced for the jewelry and not as a medical treatment.
Does the gold color last?
PVD coatings on titanium and steel are very scratch-resistant. Gold plating on brass is thinner and can fade over time with daily wear.
HelixRookDaithTragusConchLobeWhere is the daith piercing located?
The daith goes through the innermost cartilage fold directly above the ear canal. It is usually worn with a ring that nestles perfectly into the fold.
How your daith piercing heals
Clean twice a day with sterile saline solution, do not twist the ring.
Keep the initial jewelry in. Avoid using in-ear headphones on this side if possible.
The daith is located in the cartilage and usually takes six to twelve months to heal.
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.