A bold design with just the right amount of personality—this handcrafted sugar skull septum ring blends clean lines with subtle detail. Made from solid sterling silver and finished by hand in our Arizona studio, it’s built for everyday wear with lasting craftsmanship.
Metal & Finish Options
Sterling Silver (.925)
• Polished Finish — bright, clean, and reflective
• Antiqued Finish — oxidized and hand-finished to highlight the engraved details
The Details
• Handmade from solid .925 sterling silver
• Available in 14g, 16g, or 18g
• Inner diameters: 8mm or 10mm
• Seamless ring design (no hinge or clasp)
• Sugar skull design is deeply engraved for permanent detail
• Smooth, comfortable ring with a detailed soldered design element
• Sold individually
• Made to order
• Gift box included
• Handmade in the USA
How It’s Made
Each piece is hand-fabricated from raw sterling silver sheet and wire. The skull design is carefully cut, engraved, and refined before being soldered to a seamless ring. Every step—from shaping to finishing—is done by hand in our Arizona studio.
Posts, joints, and connections are crafted for strength and long-term wear, while subtle tool marks remain as a hallmark of true handmade work.
Great For
• Septum piercings
• Nostril piercings
• Helix / cartilage
• Daith (depending on sizing)
• Everyday wear with a bit of edge
• Meaningful or symbolic jewelry lovers
How to Open & Close Your Seamless Ring
Seamless rings are designed for a clean, continuous look—but they open a little differently than traditional hoops.
- Twist, don’t pull—gently rotate the ends in opposite directions to open.
- Pulling sideways can bend the ring out of shape—always twist, never pull.
- Once open, gently guide the ring through your piercing.
- With the ring in place, gently twist the ends back together to align and close.
A gentle touch goes a long way—these steps will keep your jewelry secure and looking its best.
Packaging & Gifting
Your jewelry arrives in a gift-ready box, making it perfect for gifting.
Care Instructions
Sterling silver naturally develops a patina over time. To maintain its shine, polish with a soft cloth as needed. Avoid harsh chemicals and store in a dry place when not in use.
