non-tacky navel jewelry?
Jan. 11th, 2005 09:23 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
snugglekittySo, since my navel piercing is totally healed up, I now have the option of putting in some other jewelry. Does anyone have suggestions of good places to look online or in Boston? If it's in Boston it needs to be accessible by T.
I went and looked at the store in the Garage. They had a lot of navel jewelry but it was all totally horrifying - little bows made out of rhinestones and stuff. Plus none of it was even in plastic bags, it was just laying out there. Ugh.
Anyway, it's a relatively high gauge (maybe a sixteen? Sarah?) which I'm not planning to stretch.
I went and looked at the store in the Garage. They had a lot of navel jewelry but it was all totally horrifying - little bows made out of rhinestones and stuff. Plus none of it was even in plastic bags, it was just laying out there. Ugh.
Anyway, it's a relatively high gauge (maybe a sixteen? Sarah?) which I'm not planning to stretch.
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Date: 2005-01-11 03:42 pm (UTC)Industrial Strength and Anatometal are good brands. Any place that sells body jewelry should be able to custom order stuff for you without any problems.
If they have an autoclave and autoclave (sterilize) the jewelry for you for free I wouldn't worry about how they're displaying it.