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• Sterling silver disk nose bone, 20 ga - $3.49

• Saddle plug with cross in circle, 4 ga - $4.49

• Straight barbell with double stripe cones, 12 ga - $4.40

• Belly button ring with jeweled stick - $9.99

• Sterling silver crescent nose bone, 20 ga - $3.49

• Half ball lip hugger, 14 ga - $7.49

• Heart of jewels belly button ring - $7.99

• Titanium curved barbell, 14ga - $6.99

• Acrylic spike and ball titanium curved barbell, 14 ga - $5.20

Tongue Piercing Jewelry: Vibrating Tongue Rings, Straight Barbells

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Tongue Piercing: 197 items

Bioplast beach tongue ring, 14 ga $2.99	Bioplast checkered tongue ring, 14 ga $2.99	Bioplast flower tongue ring, 14 ga $2.99
Bioplast glitter tongue ring, 14 ga $2.99	Bioplast glow in dark tongue ring, 14 ga $2.99	Bioplast marble tongue ring, 14 ga $2.99
Bioplast tongue ring with steel balls, 14 ga $3.99	Bioplast wave tongue ring, 14 ga $2.99	Bioplast web tongue ring, 14 ga $2.99
Black ball and half ball tongue ring, 14ga $8.99	Black half ball tongue ring, 14ga $9.99	Black notched ball tongue barbell, 14ga $9.99
Black single notched ball tongue ring, 14ga $8.99	Black straight barbell with balls, 14ga $7.99	Black straight barbell with balls, 16 ga $8.99
Candy tongue ring, 14 ga $1.98	Checker tongue ring, 14 ga $1.98	Checkered ball straight barbell, 12 ga $3.99
Checkered ball titanium straight barbell, 14 ga $4.99	Checkered ball tongue ring, 14ga $2.99	Cube straight barbell, 12 ga $6.99
Cup straight barbell, 12 ga $6.99	Cup straight barbell, 14ga $5.99	Dice straight barbell, 12 ga $7.99
Door knocker straight barbell, 10 ga $7.99	Door knocker straight barbell, 12 ga $6.99	Door knoker straight barbell / tongue ring, 14 ga $5.99
Double jeweled straight barbell, 12 ga $6.99	Double star tongue ring $1.98	Eye ball straight barbell, 12 ga $3.99

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The tongue piercing, consists of a barbell through the center of the tongue. To avoid damaging the nervous system, tongue rings are generally placed vertically at the center of the tongue, in front of the "webbing" or lingual frenulum which attaches the tongue to the bottom of the mouth. Alternately, pairs of "snake bite" piercings could be done on either side of center, giving the appearance of fangs. Tongues are often very easy to stretch, so enlarging the hole is also an option after healing. Like with any stretching, this should be done gradually - no faster than one size in 2 months.