Ear piercing in Batumi
At Artinmotion in Batumi, you can get a classic lobe piercing and various types of cartilage piercings: helix, tragus, conch, rook, daith, flat, forward helix, industrial, and more. The piercing type and jewelry are selected based on the anatomy of the ear.
Types of ear piercings
Earlobe Piercing
The earlobe is a soft, cartilage-free area where first piercings are most often done. Earlobe piercings are quick and open up a wide range of jewelry options. Healing time is 3-4 months.
A piercing in the inner edge of the helix of the ear. A wide range of jewelry is available for this piercing. Full healing takes 6 to 9 months.
Helix
Tragus
A small cartilage piercing at the entrance to the ear canal. Ideal for small jewelry and rings after healing. Healing time is 6 to 9 months.
Flat
A flat piercing is a cartilage piercing at the top of the ear, in the flat area between the upper cartilage and the crease. It looks great with flat tops. The healing time for this type of piercing is 6-9 months.
Rook
This is a piercing of the cartilage in the protruding area between the inner and outer ear. The jewelry in this area is partially hidden, creating a "floating" piercing effect. Healing time is 6-9 months.
Industrial
A type of piercing where a single piece of jewelry connects two piercings. A barbell is used, which can be straight or curved, depending on your anatomy and the desired style. Healing time is 7-9 months.
Daith
A cartilage piercing at the base of the helix, between the tragus and the rook. Ideal for clicker rings. This is the only piercing on the ear where a ring is immediately inserted. Healing time is 7-9 months.
Conch
A conch is a piercing in the center of the deep, cup-shaped part of the auricle. Clickers and large decorative tops look especially impressive in this area. Healing time is 7-9 months.
Forward Helix
A forward helix is a piercing in the area where the ear meets the scalp. The jewelry is placed on the convex area and looks especially beautiful with miniature clickers or neat tops. Healing time is 7-9 months.
Anti-Tragus
This is a piercing of the cartilaginous ridge above the earlobe, opposite the tragus. Miniature clickers are often placed here to accentuate the shape of the ear. Healing time is 6-9 months.
Ear piercing prices
Earlobe piercing 50 gel
+ jewelry cost
(Assessment, consultation, jewelry selection, piercing procedure, and aftercare instructions)
Both earlobes pierced 70 gel
+ jewelry cost
(Assessment, consultation, jewelry selection, piercing procedure, and aftercare instructions)
Helix piercing 60 gel
+ jewelry cost
(Assessment, consultation, jewelry selection, piercing procedure, and aftercare instructions)
Tragus piercing 70 gel
+ jewelry cost
(Assessment, consultation, jewelry selection, piercing procedure, and aftercare instructions)
Conch piercing 70 gel
+ jewelry cost
(Assessment, consultation, jewelry selection, piercing procedure, and aftercare instructions)
Industrial piercing 90 gel + jewelry cost
(Assessment, consultation, jewelry selection, piercing procedure, and aftercare instructions)
Daith piercing 80 gel
+ jewelry cost
(Assessment, consultation, jewelry selection, piercing procedure, and aftercare instructions)
Forward helix piercing 70 gel
+ jewelry cost
(Assessment, consultation, jewelry selection, piercing procedure, and aftercare instructions)
Flat piercing 60 gel
+ jewelry cost
(Assessment, consultation, jewelry selection, piercing procedure, and aftercare instructions)
Rook piercing 80 gel
+ jewelry cost
(Assessment, consultation, jewelry selection, piercing procedure, and aftercare instructions)
Anti-tragus piercing 80 gel
+ jewelry cost
(Assessment, consultation, jewelry selection, piercing procedure, and aftercare instructions)
Jewelry change 20 gel
+ jewelry cost
(For piercings done at our studio)
Jewelry change 30 gel
+ jewelry cost
(For piercings done elsewhere)
Aftercare consultation 0 gel
(For piercings done at our studio)
Aftercare consultation 20 gel
(For piercings done elsewhere)
How to choose an ear piercing
Not every type of piercing is suitable for every ear shape. The placement of helix, tragus, rook, daith, industrial, and other piercings depends on your anatomy. Before the procedure, the piercer examines your ear and helps you choose the best options for proper placement.
