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Nickel free belly rings were developed to prevent irritation in those who have sensitivity to certain kinds of metal commonly used in jewelry.  In the early years of piercing, stainless steel was the most common metal used, which is actually a very good choice for most people, but there is some nickel even in stainless steel. 
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So if you’re looking for nickel free belly rings and have extremely sensitive skin, you should steer clear even of stainless steel, which can have a nickel content as high as 8%.  Never wear any kind of base metal or alloy, which is inviting trouble!  So where do you find nickel free belly rings, and can you find cute ones? 

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There are actually quite a few places that have answered the call online for nickel free belly rings – in fact, it’s much easier to find nickel free jewelry for your navel than it is to find it for your ear lobes!  Why?  Because body piercers seem to have realized quickly that people have begun developing sensitivities and need alternatives – and they’ve responded.  Some options to consider when looking for nickel free belly rings include: 

  • Sterling silver – these are completely nickel free belly rings – nearly pure silver and almost no one is allergic to this metal.

  • Niobium – a space-age metal that can be anodized if you like a bit of color variety.  You can get this metal in colors like teal and purple.

  • Yellow gold is generally safe because it is made of gold, silver and copper. Be wary of white gold, however, because it gets its color from the addition of (you guessed it!) nickel.

If you’ve begun to show what looks like an allergic reaction (itchy, red skin and tenderness around your piercing), check with your doctor.  If it is allergic dermatitis from your belly ring, start buying nickel free belly rings from now on.  And don’t worry – there’s plenty to choose from!

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