Labret Stud Designs: Compare Shape, Size and Order Details

Turn the comparison into a useful studio shortlist

1. Choose an outline for the assortment brief

For a compact fan-shaped accent, start by reviewing Triple Marquise. For a deliberately elongated motif, compare the Curved Cross. For a broader crown-like accent, review Flower Crown. These are visual merchandising suggestions based on the gallery shapes, not claims about popularity, comfort or anatomical fit.

Flower Crown and Triple Marquise both carry a 5.2 mm height label, but their width labels are 12.3 mm and 6.3 mm respectively. Selecting by height alone would hide a substantial difference in the space the top occupies. Keep a front-view image beside each size record when comparing designs.

2. Read the drawing before recording a size

Keep three fields separate: decorative-top dimensions, post gauge and wearable post length. The comparison table covers the first field. The current Triple Marquise and Curved Cross descriptions also state 16G; the two other descriptions do not supply a gauge in the same way. None of the four current descriptions gives a definite wearable post length for the selected colour variant.

For the cross, retain the diagram’s long-axis and across measurements rather than relabelling them as a post length. For every entry, ask how the supplier measures wearable length and which dimensions apply to the exact SKU you will receive.

3. Resolve the fourth listing’s name/photo mismatch

The product currently titled Titanium CZ Flower Labret Stud has gallery photographs and a size diagram showing stones arranged along a curved row. A flower name and a row-shaped photograph are not enough to identify an agreed order. Ask Pierlume to confirm the supplied motif and reference image in writing; keep this entry pending until they match.

4. Check the orderable variant and connection

The current product records use colour options named Gold and Silver. Those option names do not specify solid gold, a coating process, post length or connection details. Check the selected variant and current availability on its product page; do not infer that every photographed finish is in stock.

The descriptions refer to threaded tops, but a shared gauge label does not establish that ends and posts are interchangeable. For a specification checklist, read Labret Connections: Confirm Thread or Push-Pin Before Ordering .

5. Record the purchase line once

Use one line per requested configuration. This keeps the visual choice separate from the technical and commercial information needed to place an order:

• Product name and product-page link, plus the agreed reference photograph.
• Requested colour, quantity, gauge, wearable post length and connection; mark unanswered fields as pending.
• Declared material specification and supporting documents for the exact item. The catalogue’s titanium wording alone does not establish a grade or certification.
• Written quote covering price basis, currency, sample terms, MOQ, lead time and delivery destination.

Example enquiry: “Please quote the Triple Marquise labret in the requested colour and quantity. Your gallery labels the top 6.3 × 5.2 mm and the description states 16G. Please confirm the wearable post length, exact connection, included components and material documentation for the supplied SKU, together with sample and delivery terms.”

Use confirmed supplier details and your studio’s professional assessment for any suitability decision. This design comparison does not establish medical suitability or support allergy, healing or universal-fit claims.