Discover the Best Fourchette Piercing Jewelry of 2025!
Fourchette Piercings are SO COOL!
Discover the best fourchette piercing jewelry of 2025, right here in our collection.
…
From curved barbells with decorative ends to delicate hoops, each design is crafted in 18k gold or F-136 implant certified Titanium for maximum comfort and durability. Perfect for adding a subtle accent to your personal expression, these pieces balance elegance and resilience to suit every unique preference.
- Verified Safe Jewelry by the Association of Professional Piercers
- Maximum Hypoallergenic for sensitive skin
- 18K Gold Purity — higher gold content with less copper or brass
- More Gold for Your Buck — superior value with maximum genuine gold
- Internally Threaded — recessed threading for no-snags or gaps
- High-Polish Finish — ultra-smooth surface to promote faster healing
- Made by Anatometal — crafted by the industry’s gold-standard manufacturer
How Your Jewelry Works!
- Internally Threaded (Screw-In)
Hold the flatback or ball firmly with one hand. With the other, twist the decorative front counterclockwise (“lefty loosey”) until it unscrews.
- Hinged Jewelry (Clickers)
Locate the hinge and closure, hold one side steady, then press on the seam to “click” the hoop open and swing the halves apart.
- Seam Rings
Note: Don’t bend into a “C.” Rotate the seam to 12 o’clock, grip each side, twist one hand forward in a corkscrew motion, then slide in or out.
- Captive Bead Rings (CBRs)
Note: Never bend into a “C.” Brace the ring, grip the bead, and twist it back and forth until it pops free.
- Threadless (Push-Pin)
Hold the flatback or ball securely, grasp the front end, and pull apart. For extra leverage, press your thumbs together behind the piece.
How Your Jewelry Works!
- Internally Threaded (Screw-In)
Hold the flatback or ball firmly with one hand. With the other, twist the decorative front counterclockwise (“lefty loosey”) until it unscrews. - Hinged Jewelry (Clickers)
Locate the hinge and closure, hold one side steady, then press on the seam to “click” the hoop open and swing the halves apart. - Seam Rings
Note: Don’t bend into a “C.” Rotate the seam to 12 o’clock, grip each side, twist one hand forward in a corkscrew motion, then slide in or out. - Captive Bead Rings (CBRs)
Note: Never bend into a “C.” Brace the ring, grip the bead, and twist it back and forth until it pops free. - Threadless (Push-Pin)
Hold the flatback or ball securely, grasp the front end, and pull apart. For extra leverage, press your thumbs together behind the piece.