Pure Titanium Earrings Garnet Facet Cut Hypoallergenic Nickel Free Studs
Pure Titanium Earring Studs. Hypoallergenic and nickel free.
The deep red facet cut Garnets have an amazing depth of sparkle. Garnet is the birthstone for January.
100% Pure Titanium 4-prong setting was designed and developed by Pretty Sensitive Ears so you can confidently wear facet cut gemstones. The Titanium setting and post are a single piece for ultra comfort and durability. The Titanium prongs are lightweight yet strong, securely holding the gemstone in place, making these earrings great for everyday wear without any fears of losing your gemstones. These are classically beautiful while being ultra comfortable for those with metal sensitivities or allergies.
Specifics:
~ 5 mm (diameter) facet cut round Garnet gemstones
~ Hypoallergenic Pure Titanium 4-prong single piece setting and post
~ Hypoallergenic Pure Titanium ear nut earring backs
~ Priced as a pair
~ You choose the post length:
- Regular length post (for standard size ear lobe piercing)
- Long length post (for ear lobes about 30% thicker than standard size). More details below.
Materials:
~ Titanium Grade 2 settings / studs. This is 100% pure Titanium mined and shaped in the USA.
~ Titanium Grade 1 earring backs. This is 100% pure Titanium.
Looking for more information on these materials? Please visit https://prettysensitiveears.com/materials
For You:
~ Hypoallergenic and Nickel Free.
~ Made in the USA.
~ Standard Free Shipping within the USA via First Class Mail.
~ Priority / Express Shipping upgrades available at checkout.
~ International Shipping rates calculated at checkout.
~ Guaranteed not to react, or we’ll take them back within 90 business days for a full refund.
You Choose:
~ Our regular length post is 10mm (0.39 inches) long. 6.6mm (0.26 inches) of the post goes through the ear. The remaining portion engages the earring back.
~ Our long length post is 12 mm (0.47 inches) long. 8.6mm (0.34 inches) of the post goes through the ear. The remaining portion engages the earring back.
Similar Styles:
~ See all of our Titanium 4-prong earring styles available on other gemstones here: https://prettysensitiveears.com/collections/100-pure-titanium-4-prong-settings-with-facet-cut-gemstones
To see an additional view of the back side of the Titanium 4-prong setting, see the Amethyst listing:
Made with love for your sensitive ears. Comfort & Joy - all year long!
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Here we offer a guide to hypoallergenic metals for earrings for sensitive ears including Niobium, Titanium, Argentium Silver, & Surgical Steel. Discover the qualities of these jewelry metals to determine which is the best hypoallergenic solution for comfort for your sensitive ears.
Jewelry Metals We Offer
Niobium
Pure Niobium. Nickel Free, Elemental. Niobium is ultra comfortable. Often people remark that they forget they are even wearing earrings while they are wearing Niobium. We began offering Niobium as a solution for those with metal allergies whose skin reacts badly to other jewelry metals back in 2009 and in all that time after selling thousands of pairs of Niobium earrings, we have only had 2 customers report back with true allergy symptoms. So it seems in practice that an allergy to Niobium is very rare.
Titanium
We currently use Commercially Pure Grade 1 and 2 Titanium for ear wires, most stud earrings, and ear nut earring backs. Commercially Pure Grade 1 and 2 Titanium are just that - pure, elemental Titanium. It is therefore Nickel Free. Like Niobium, it is very comfortable to wear. It is also very rare to have a Titanium allergy.
Some Titanium post earrings are made from Grade 23 Titanium, made up of 90% Titanium, 6% Aluminum, and 4% Vanadium. This is the grade of Titanium commonly used surgically in the medical field for Titanium left in the body (for example joint replacements, surgical staples, bone fixation devices, and orthopedic pins, screws and cables). This Titanium is considered hypoallergenic and is nickel free. It is also very comfortable.
Argentium Silver
Argentium Silver (or Argentium Sterling Silver) is used in our prong set post earrings and as bezel settings in some of our post earrings styles. Argentium Silver is 92.5% silver, 6.3% copper, and 1.2% germanium. It is tarnish free so it will shine for you without the need for periodic polishing. Argentium Silver is nickel free and is very comfortable.
Surgical Steel
Our Surgical Steel (or 316L "Surgical" Stainless Steel) posts and ear wires are made from the 316L alloy of Stainless Steel. This is considered hypoallergenic but it is NOT nickel free. We offer it for those who know they can wear Surgical Steel (and have allergies to other metals not contained it it). 316L contains steel (which is iron with carbon), chromium (for corrosion and scratch resistance), 8-10.5% nickel (for increasing strength and higher and lower temperatures and reducing brittleness), 2-3% molybdenum (for more corrosion resistance), and trace elements that are approximately 0.75% silicon, 0.045% phosphorous, 0.03% sulfur, 2% manganese, and 0.1% nitrogen. Surgical Steel is dubbed "surgical" because it is used in some instruments used in surgeries because of its durability.
Our Surgical Steel ear nut earring backs are Grade SAE 304 Stainless Steel. SAE 304 contains 18-20% chromium, 8-10.5% nickel, 0.08% carbon, plus iron and trace elements, which include approximately 0.75% silicon, 0.045% phosphorous, 0.03% sulfur, 2% manganese, and 0.1% nitrogen.
How do I know what I am reacting to?
Everyone's body is unique to them. Likewise, metal allergies vary from person to person - so what is considered hypoallergenic for one person may not be for another person. For example, for someone with a nickel allergy, jewelry metals would be considered hypoallergenic as long as they do not contain nickel. For another individual with a gold allergy, the jewelry metals would need to be gold free in order to be considered hypoallergenic.
Here is a chart that we put together showing common jewelry metals and what metal elements they are made of. If you know you have had bad reactions to certain jewelry metals, you can look here at what "ingredients" you are potentially allergic or sensitive to. Keep in mind you could have reactions to more than one!
And, also keep in mind that not all jewelry is marketed / labeled accurately. See here for more on that issue: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/costume-jewelry-found-to-have-high-levels-of-toxins-and-carcinogens-tests-show/
