Elementals Organics ORG1653 18g Gold Plated Tribal Chandelier Bendable Septum Ring

18g Tribal Chandelier Septum Ring with Jewel – Gold Plated .925 Sterling Silver

Take a break from the same old septum jewelry with this unique 18g bendable septum ring. This septum ring is made from gold plated .925 sterling silver with a chandelier shaped tribal-like surface design and pressed beading detail.  There is a 3mm jewel in the center of the surface design that is available in your choice of light blue, crystal, red, or purple. It is 1/2” wide (13mm) and hangs 1/4" (6mm) from the piercing. The approximate inner diameter is 5/16” (8mm) with 1/4" (6mm) of wearable length. This ring is easily bendable, which makes putting it in and taking it out of your piercing a breeze.

Specifications:

• Material: Gold Plated .925 Sterling Silver
• Gauge: 18g (1.0mm)
• Jewel color: Crystal, Light Blue, Red, or Purple
• Wearable length: 1/4" (~6mm)
• Approximate inside diameter: 5/16” (8mm)
• Design surface dimensions: 5/16" (L) x 1/2” (W) (8mm x 13mm)

Please note:

This bendable ring is only meant to be bent back and forth, not up and down. Bending the ring in the wrong direction will put your jewelry at high risk of breaking. 

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