Inner ear piercings: anti-tragus piercing, helix piercing, rook piercing, daith piercing, outer conch piercing, orbital piercing; If you get confused with all of the ‘forward’, ‘outer’ and ...

A daith piercing lets you wear earrings in the middle of your ear. Daith piercings are located on a stretch of cartilage in the middle of the ear. JCDH/Shutterstock ...

A tragus ear piercing involves the inner piece of cartilage closest to your face, which serves to protect the ear canal. There's also another variation, called the double tragus piercing, which ...

Inner conch piercing. This type goes in the inner "cup" of your ear near the ear canal. Because it sits in the middle of your ear, cartilage studs are a popular jewelry choice for inner conch ...

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A rook piercing is an ear piercing through the antihelix, a folded piece of cartilage in the inner ear that sits just above the tragus. "The piercing goes perpendicularly through the horizontal ...

The daith is located in the inner ear, so this piercing is not only painful to sit through but also tricky to heal. The cartilage is quite dense to go through and there's a distinct pressure that ...