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Upgrade your style with our premium nipple piercing jewellery. We stock a wide variety of nipple bars, shields, and clickers in various gauges and lengths. Whether you prefer minimalist steel bars or decorative designs, our pierced nipple jewellery is crafted for safety and style
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Choosing nipple piercing jewellery

Nipple piercings are almost always fitted with straight barbells, and that is what this range is built around — plain, jewelled and decorative bars in 316L surgical steel, plus gold PVD-coated, rose gold PVD and blackline finishes. Every bar here is 14g (1.6 mm), the standard gauge nipple piercings are done at, with prices from $6.99.

Getting the length right

Bar length is the measurement between the two balls, and the right length is personal: it should clear the nipple comfortably without pinching or leaving so much room that it snags. The reliable way to buy is to measure a bar you already wear well. Fresh piercings are fitted longer to allow for swelling, so do not downsize until your piercer says the piercing is ready. Our Size & Gauge Guide shows exactly how to measure gauge and wearable length, and the Nipple Piercing Guide covers healing, downsizing and first changes.

Delivery, payment and returns

Orders ship Australia-wide with tracking — $9.99 standard, $4.99 on orders over $40, and free on orders over $60. Pay by card, PayPal, Afterpay, Zip or Apple Pay. Unused items in original packaging can be returned within 60 days — full details on our Shipping & Returns page.

Nipple jewellery FAQs

What gauge are nipple piercings?

The standard is 14g (1.6 mm), and every barbell in this category is 14g. Some piercings are done at other sizes, so if yours feels unusually thick or thin, confirm the gauge with your piercer before ordering.

How do I know what bar length to buy?

Measure the bar you currently wear from ball to ball (the balls themselves are not counted). If your current bar pinches, go one step longer; if it constantly catches, go one step shorter. When in doubt, slightly longer is the safer buy.

Are these sold singly or as pairs?

Check the product page — each listing states what you receive, and the option table on the page lets you set the quantity you need, so buying a matching pair is just a quantity of two.

Which material is best for nipple piercings?

316L surgical steel is the standard for healed piercings and is what most of this range is made from. The gold, rose gold and black options are PVD coatings over the same steel. If your skin is metal-sensitive, read our Materials Guide before choosing, and ask your piercer what they recommend for you.

Can I change the jewellery myself?

Once the piercing is fully healed, yes — unscrew one ball, slide the bar through, and refit. If the piercing is recent or changing it hurts, have your piercer do the first change. Our Aftercare Guide covers healing basics.