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Internally Threaded Body Jewellery

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The Advantages of buying Internally Threaded Body Jewellery wholesale

Labrets internally threaded

Internally Threaded Labrets

internally threaded Surface bars

Internally Threaded Surface Bars

internally threaded Belly Bars

Internally Threaded Belly Bars

Labrets are ideal internally threaded piercings for lips as their flat backplate sits comfortably without aggravating the teeth and gums. They often come in the form of titanium piercing jewellery and are mostly used for Medusa, Monroe and Madonna piercings as well as tragus and helix piercings. The common size is 16g (1.2mm) and they are manufactured with plain balls or with Ferido-glued crystal tops in different sizes and colours. The internally threaded body jewellery comes in different lengths from 6mm to 12mm to match the wearer’s needs.

As surface bars are placed under the skin and are more complicated than standard piercings, internally threaded jewellery are highly beneficial for the safety of the wearer. This type of wholesale surface barbell ensures smooth insertion and less risks to damage the fistula . Surface bars are manufactured in a variety of lengths of 19mm to 32mm and come in 14g (1.6mm). The screw-on attachments come in basic shapes such as balls and cones but also with Ferido-glued crystals in up to 12 different colours. For a different look, there are wholesale surface bars with PVD-plated attachments in black, blue, gold, and rainbow colours.

Internally threaded piercings for the navel are sold in lengths of 8 to 14mm and come with basic or bezel-set jewel balls in clear, rose, and light sapphire colours. The upper balls are 5mm and the lower balls are 8mm. The gauge is 14g (1.6mm) and they are extra polished to ensure smoothness and shine.

Materials

316L surgical steel, titanium G23

Materials

316L surgical steel, titanium G23

Materials

316L surgical steel

Which Is Better: Internally Threaded Body Jewellery or Externally Threaded Body Jewellery?

Barbells, labrets, belly bars, and wholesale dermal anchors are often screw-type body jewellery. The two variations of threading are internally threaded body jewellery and externally threaded body jewellery. Of the two types, external threading is most commonly found in standard body jewellery collections.

An externally threaded piercing post and piercing ball

Externally Threaded Body Jewellery

With externally threaded jewellery, the post is screwed into the attachment. It is slightly easier for bacteria and other microorganisms to adhere to the curves of those threads. Therefore, externally threaded body jewellery is best suited for completely healed piercings and not for new piercings.

It must be noted that externally threaded body jewellery from our collection is extremely thoroughly polished and checked by 2 different employees to ensure the threats are perfectly smooth and do not contain sharp edges.

An internally threaded piercing post and piercing ball

Internally Threaded Body Jewellery

The attachments of this collection are screwed into the post, which ensures the jewellery passes through the fistula smoothly without irritation. Internally threaded piercings, such as internally threaded barbells, are produced with implant grade materials that carry material certifications, such as 316L surgical steel. The collection is suitable for new as well as healed piercings.

Because of the ease of insertion and removal, the demand for internally threaded body jewellery is rising. Apart from safety and ease, the collection is also available in a large variety of sizes and styles. We supply internally threaded barbells, eyebrow bars, belly bars, surface bars, and labrets.

Buying Internally Threaded Body Jewellery

A young Asian woman wearing a blouse is looking at a computer screen on which piercing jewellery is visible

The manufacturing process of internally threaded body jewellery is more complicated, therefore, the price of these items can be slightly higher. Reputable body jewellery suppliers as Acha will supply jewellery with internal threads to meet the needs of all customers.

Professional piercers can buy internally threaded jewellery like belly bars, labrets, barbells, circular barbells, dermal anchors, and surface bars and can benefit from the largest variety of sizes to meet the needs of every customer.

Our wholesale body jewellery collection consists of basic and decorative items, including internal threaded items with bezel-set crystals, PVD-platings, resin-covered crystals, and logoed items.

Changing to Externally Threaded Body Jewellery

Once the fistula has fully healed, the choice of using either internally or externally threaded jewellery is up to the wearer. Professional piercers can benefit from this moment as many wearers decide to change to a more decorative style, and thus buy body jewellery. When customers decide to change the body jewellery by themselves, it is important to inform them to wash hands and clean the piercing carefully before doing so. The attachment can be held with one hand and the other hand can be used to turn the post to unscrew it.

Piercing Aftercare For Internally Threaded Piercings

A woman cleaning her belly button piercing using saline solution and a piece of cotton wool

Although internally threaded jewellery can be inserted more easily and with less risks, proper aftercare must still be taken into account to prevent complications.

Proper aftercare involves:

  1. Using a sterile saline wash to keep the piercing clean during the healing period. Avoid alcohol, peroxide, creams, ointments, and oils.
  2. Only using disposable paper tissues to dry the piercing as fabric cloths can be a breeding ground for bacteria. Also, the fibres of fabric are likely to snag on the internally threaded jewellery. 
  3. Read more about piercing aftercare.

How can we help you?

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.

 

Common Questions About

Internally Threaded Body Jewellery

  1. What is internally threaded jewellery?
Internally threaded jewellery places the threading on the inside of the post or barbell and the outside of the ball end. This ensures that the piece that enters the piercing is completely smooth and that the threading doesn’t brush against the piercing site.
  1. Is internally threaded jewellery better?
Internally threaded jewellery is generally considered better. It’s more difficult to put the threading in the inside of the piece, so it often denotes quality. Furthermore, even though the threading is small, it can irritate the piercing as it’s inserted, and it’s difficult to clean, which means that it may introduce microbes to the piercing site. Fresh piercings should always wear either internally threaded or threadless jewellery.
  1. What’s the difference between threadless and internally threaded jewellery?
Internally threaded jewellery carries the threading inside the jewellery post or barbell while threadless jewellery has no threading at all; the backing is pressed into the post instead.
  1. How do you know if jewellery is internally threaded?
You can tell by looking at it. If the threading is on the inside of the post, then the jewellery is internally threaded.
  1. How do you open internally threaded jewellery?
You open internally threaded jewellery the same way you open any threaded jewellery: unscrew the threaded bead end until it comes off the post or barbell.
  1. How to remove internally threaded jewellery
Remove an internally threaded jewellery piece by unscrewing the end or backing and slipping the jewellery out of the piercing.