Endless possibilities for variation of your labret
You can use a labret for many different piercings. With internal threading, we offer a large assortment of tops that you can buy loose and change the style of your labret. The internally threaded labret is 1.2 mm thick. It has an internal thread of 0.08 mm. The top thread is 0.8 mm202 articles
Exclusive Internally Threaded Labret - 1.2mm with 0.8mm Thread
Looking for a high quality, gentle and versatile piercing? An internally threaded labret with a thread thickness of 1.2 mm (16 gauge) and a thread diameter of 0.8 mm is the industry standard for both new and healed piercings. This jewelry is characterized by the fact that the bar is hollow and the top (ball or jewelry) is screwed into the bar, preventing damage to the tissue.
Why choose an internally threaded labret (1.2mm/0.8mm)?
The main advantage of this type of labret is the threaded construction. Unlike externally threaded jewelry, where the thread scrapes against the skin upon insertion, an internally threaded labret is completely smooth on the outside.
- Gentle healing: The smooth bar makes it ideal for healing piercings as it does not tear the skin.
- Safety: The 0.8mm thread is a standard that allows you to change to a variety of tops with 0.8mm thread, giving great flexibility in your styling.
- Comfort: A 1.2mm thickness is the most versatile size and fits in most cartilage and lip piercings.
Optimal material and applications
Our labrets are made of implant-grade titanium (ASTM F-136) or surgical steel, which is biocompatible and safe for sensitive skin. This model is ideal as a base for:
- Lip: Classic Labret, Monroe, Madonna or Medusa.
- Ear: Tragus, Helix, Forward Helix and Conch.
- Spiderbites/Snakebites.
Thanks to the flat back, the jewelry sits comfortably and does not press against the teeth or gums.
How to care for your 1.2mm labret
For your piercing to heal properly, good aftercare is essential. Clean with saline solution twice daily and avoid touching the jewelry unnecessarily. The internal threading system keeps the top secure, but check regularly that it is properly tightened, especially after showering.
For a more optimal fit, switch to a shorter rod when the swelling subsides. With proper care, your labret will stay looking great for a long time.