subject: Body Piercing : Belly Rings | Navel Piercing - Information By Silverpunks.com [print this page] Silverpunks.com shares an information regarding belly button rings.
Belly Piercing or the navel piercing is a type of body piercing. History of belly piercing, first originated about 4000 years in Middle East from Egypt. Only the Egyptian royal families had pierced belly buttons and wore gold rings in their navels. To get the fact clear only the Pharaohs and the Royal families were permitted to pierce their navels. There is also a point to be marked that not all navels are considered as successful piercing.
While navel piercing, it required to have some sort of edge of extra tissue around the navel that is clamped and get pierced through. It is wise not to get pierced through the tissue that protrudes the inside of the navel formation because only the skin tissue is around the bowl of the navel. The most commonly placement is between 11 o'clock and 1 o'clock but any part will work is there is a definite flap of the skin to go through. Next, the comfort relies on the jewelry which works to the maximum depth of the ring being placed and how connects the abdomen. The healing period of the piercing takes six to nine month but the most of the chances also occur that among a very few people the piercing healing process takes more than a year or longer.
A belly piercing is one of the painful piercing and in today's date it stands to be one of the most popular body piercing world wide.
Navel Rings can be of a variety of lengths depending on the depth of the piercing. The ideal size for a belly button ring is 14g 7/16" . Usually a belly button rings has a curved or a circular shape.
Metals for belly button rings include surgical steel, solid 14k gold, silver, niobium, titanium etc. Navel Rings also come in UV material and these look very stylish and trendy especially when worn with casuals.
