Inspired by the renaissance period in history, this decorative design displays a beautiful Wild Olive cut out inlay and allows you peek inside to see a stunning inset Hollywood piece. Set in Gaboon Ebony wood. Made with love in our Denver, Colorado workshop.
*Please note: Our plugs are finished with plant based, vegan friendly Carnauba Wax
Extra Skinny......6mm
Skinny................7mm
Average Ears.....8mm
Thicker Ears......9mm
Big Lobes...........10mm
*Overall Length (+/- .5mm) [changes with wearing style]
Extra Skinny......13mm
Skinny................14mm
Average Ears.....15mm
Thicker Ears......16mm
Big Lobes..........17mm
*Overall Length (+/- .5mm) [changes with wearing style]
Extra Skinny......10.5mm
Skinny................11.5mm
Average Ears.....12.5mm
Thicker Ears......13.5mm
Big Lobes..........14.5mm
*Overall length varies by wearing style, click below to view overall length above
WEARING STYLE OPTIONS
Double Flare
Double flare style has two flares, one on each side. Not recommended for smaller sizes. This style is great for people at 0g or larger. Flares are larger than the wearing size, so keep that in mind when ordering them.
Single Flare
This style has a flare on one side and an o-ring on other side. All plugs that require o-ring, have a groove cut in them to fit the o-ring nice and snug.
Flat Flare
This style has flat flare on each side and has a flat waering surface. We do not recommended this style in smaller sizes. This style is great for stretchy lobes that require larger flares.
Top Hat
This style has a flat flare on one side with an o-ring on other side. Looks like a top hat! All plugs that require o-rings have a groove cut in them to fit the o-ring nice and snug.
Double O-Ring
This style has o-ring on both the sides. All plugs that require o-rings have a goove cut in them to fit the o-ring nice and snug.
No Flare
This style has absolutely no flares. It is totaly flat and is not intended for anyone that is prone to having their plugs fall out of their ears.
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