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Available in 9, 10, and 14K





Pure 24 Karat is rarely used for jewellery such as gold nose studs because of its softness. To help strengthen the material, its pure form is alloyed with other metals producing a variety of different Karats such as the popular 18K, 14K, 10K and 9K.
The Karat system is used to determine the amount of gold present in the alloyed material. 18 Karat means that it has a ratio of 18/24 gold, which translates to 75% purity. 14 Karat contains 14/24 of the pure material, which is 58.5%, whereas, 9 Karat has a ratio of 9/24 which is 37.5%. 14 Karat is typically mixed with zinc, copper, and nickel to improve its durability and colour. 10 Karat contains at least 41.7% of the pure material and the remainder being other alloys similar to the other ones mentioned above.
There are also other Karat versions namely 22K, 18K, 10K, and even 9K. Although 22 Karat and 18 Karat are purer versions, they are most commonly reserved for high-end body jewellery pieces. These purities are less likely to tarnish in comparison to 9 Karat and 14 Karat.
Silver piercing jewellery such as sterling silver nose studs is often coated with 18 Karat to make it stronger. 14 Karat is perfectly suitable for nose piercings such as wholesale nose studs and other body jewellery because it is less likely to tarnish than 9 Karat. It can also be used for piercings on body parts that tend to move a lot or have thicker skin.
When looked from afar, 14 Karat gold nose piercing jewellery seems similar in colour to 18 Karat, but 14 Karat is slightly less yellow. However, the factors of low cost, high durability, and similar aesthetics of 14 Karat make it a popular choice for wholesale nose studs and other body jewellery. 9 and 10 Karat body jewellery items which are popular choices for customers on a budget as they are both more durable and cheaper. This alloy contains the least amount of pure gold, but what it lacks in purity it makes up for in toughness and affordability.

In the body jewellery industry, 14 Karat is often used to create jewellery such as 14K gold nose piercing, that is to adorn facial features. Aside from the usual yellow, white and rose gold are also popular variations that are widely used in body jewellery.
To achieve the colour of the white gold nose studs, available in the UK, the ratio of nickel is increased compared to copper and zinc to create the colour white. The rose colour is achieved by increasing the ratio of the copper as compared to nickel and zinc.
Just as is the case with yellow, the white and rose variations are popular choices for body jewellery.
Studs are used in nostril piercings. The three standard 14K gold nose piercings are the straight post nose stud, the pre-bent L-shaped stud, and the bone. A gold nose piercing stud has a small gauge as they do not migrate and get rejected. The common thickness of the stud post is generally 20g (0.8mm).
Having a selected assortment of wholesale gold nose studs in stock is important for every professional piercing studio and retailer in the UK. Especially in-demand products such as white gold nose studs with crystals and genuine diamond gold nose piercings. In our body jewellery catalogue for the UK, we offer a vast array of 14 Karat gold nose studs of all kinds. These items are all available in yellow, rose and white gold variations.
Our selection of wholesale nose studs in 14K includes Bend-It-Yourself gold piercing studs, L-shaped studs, and bones. These are all available per piece, in bulk, and on body jewellery displays. Furthermore we supply well-crafted designs with genuine stones such as diamond, blue sapphire, emerald, garnet, pink tourmaline, ruby, and aquamarine. Other variations of wholesale gold nose studs we offer come with AB, rose, fuschia or light siam crystals. The genuine stones and crystals used for our studs are prong-set and come mostly in round shapes but also in triangular, star, and heart shapes. The metal parts are designed in multiple shapes such as piercing balls, stars, hearts and butterflies.
All our nose studs are made of the highest grade materials and each item is meticulously checked with special piercing tools, ensuring that there are no defects when they are shipped. Furthermore, all items are shipped within 24 hours after order completion to guarantee that the gold nose studs and other items are at your doorstep within 3 to 5 business days. More importantly, there is always a wide choice of exquisite products available in the wholesale nose studs UK catalogue. This means that professional piercers will never need to worry that they run out of popular types of nose jewellery such as 14 Karat gold nose studs.
Bend It Yourself 14K gold nose studs and bones have to be bent by the wearer. The post will be bent sideways at a 90° angle to hold the studs in place. This assures that the nose piercing will not fall out and will feel comfortable for the wearer. Another secure option are bones which have a knob on the end to keep them from falling out. These 14KT gold nose bones are recommended for healed piercings because of the insertion of the bulbous end. Bend It Yourself yellow gold nose studs don’t have this bulbous end and are therefore easier to use and insert.
Where to buy gold nose studs that are already pre-bent for convenience? We supply L-shaped nose screws that have a half-turn, resembling a screw to keep the gold nose studs securely in the piercing. These 14K nose studs are sometimes called nose screws, bended studs, or L-shaped gold nose studs. The ends are solid shapes such as balls, stars, and circles. Heart and butterfly shapes are also available.
To adorn the nostril with a slightly different look, nose rings or hoops with balls can be used. Hoops with balls can be comfortably inserted. Due to its simple look, this is a sought after type of nose jewellery that constantly sells well.
Materials
14K yellow, white, and rose gold
Materials
14K yellow, white, and rose gold
Materials
14K yellow and rose gold
Wholesale gold nose studs in the UK are made of various types of gold and available as rose, yellow 14K and white gold nose studs. Each type contains a different selection and amount of alloys and offers customers a different style. The precious metal has not only been an important material for coinage but also for all kinds of body jewellery.
Most types of metal are grey or silvery white, whereas this metal has a slightly reddish yellow hue that glistens in light. The material is used for adornment, especially for gold nose piercing jewellery. It’s highly malleable, ductile, and corrosion-resistant. The high corrosion resistance allows it to have a long sustainable store value and its distinctive appearance adds high appeal to body jewellery.
Pure 24 Karat is not generally used for body jewellery, as it is too soft and pliable and therefore, it can easily get scratched or dented during everyday use. In the piercing industry, the material is typically mixed with other alloys to improve its strength and durability. It can be also coated on other metals to make it more accessible to wearers by reducing the cost.
The high corrosion resistance allows it to have a long sustainable store value.
It’s not easy to choose the best supplier of wholesale body jewellery and body piercing supplies because there are many to choose from. We have been in the industry for over 20 years and have thousands of satisfied customers worldwide. We are confident that we are the best choice for piercing professionals due to our vast experience, the quality of our products and our committed team of industry experts. Below is a compiled list of our Piercings FAQ – frequently asked questions about body piercing jewellery that explain our business ethics and how we operate. If there are any questions in our Piercings FAQ that do not cover what is needed, please do not hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to provide you with assistance.



