Threadless Flat Back Earrings in Implant Grade Titanium with Vitrail Bezel CZ Studs, Sold as a Pair
Product details
These threadless flat back earrings pair Vitrail bezel CZ studs with implant grade titanium for a coordinated pair. The push-in design secures each gem top in its post without a threaded closure, while a flat 2.5mm base completes the back.
Choose the proportions that suit your existing piercing: every pair uses 20ga posts, with 6mm or 8mm post lengths and gem sizes from 2mm to 5mm. The gem posts arrive pre-bent for the push-in connection; press the gem into the post to secure it, then twist and pull at the same time to remove it.
Features
- Vitrail bezel CZ studs supplied as a pair
- Implant grade titanium specified as Ti-6AL4V-ELi ASTM F-136
- Threadless push-in connection with pre-bent gem posts
- Flat 2.5mm base
- 20ga posts with a choice of 6mm or 8mm length
- Five gem sizes: 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm, 4mm and 5mm
Specifications
- Product: Pair of threadless flat back stud earrings
- Stud design: Vitrail bezel CZ
- Material specification: Implant grade titanium; Ti-6AL4V-ELi ASTM F-136
- Gauge: 20ga (0.8mm)
- Post length: 6mm (Short) or 8mm
- Gem size: 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm, 4mm or 5mm
- Base: Flat 2.5mm
- Closure: Threadless push-in
- Quantity: One pair
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Vitrail bezel earrings sold individually or as a pair?
These Vitrail bezel stud earrings are sold as one pair.
How do I secure and remove the threadless gem tops?
Push each gem top into its post to secure these threadless earrings. To remove a top, twist and pull it out at the same time; the gem posts arrive pre-bent for the connection.
Which post lengths and gem sizes can I select?
These 20ga earrings come in 6mm or 8mm post lengths, each offered with 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm, 4mm or 5mm gems. Match the gauge and post length to your existing piercing, then choose the gem size for your preferred stud proportions.
What titanium specification do these earrings use?
These earrings use implant grade titanium specified as Ti-6AL4V-ELi ASTM F-136. The source also identifies the material as Grade 23 Titanium.