Different Pierces
We've tried to include all of the pierces we can think of. If you know of one that's not included, let us know - the email link is at the bottom.
Cartilage
The outermost part of your ear, running from the top, down the side to the lobe.
Lobe
This is the typical ear-pierce, through the lobe (dangly bit) of the ear. It goes through from front to back.
Rook
The rook is the top-most ridge of cartilage inside the ear. (Not the top of the ear, or the ridge that surrounds the ear-drum, the one between those two.)
Snug
This pierce goes through the edge, at the top (furthest out point from the drum), of the surrounding canal to your ear-drum, at the back (furthest point from your nose).
Tragus
This is the flap that sticks out, almost over the canal to your ear drum.
Transverse Lobe
This also goes through the lobe, but rather than front to back, it goes from inside to outside. There is also the vertical transverse lobe which goes from top to bottom.
Bridge
Through the bridge of the nose. Usually horizonal rather than vertical.
Eyebrow
It pretty much speaks for itself, through the furry bit on the brow of your eye.
Clitoral Hood
Vertically or horizontally through the soft bit of skin that covers the clitoris.
Clitoris
Through the clitoris, taking care not to damage the nerve. Behind the main 'stem' of the clitoris.
Triangle
Behind the clitoris, through both inner labia.Princess Albertina
An internal pierce, from the urethra to the inner wall of the vagina.
Fourchette
A piercing that is highly dependent on anatomy (not every woman is built to accept it). If the anatomy is right, through the tag of skin between the vagina entrance and anus.
Inner labia
Through the inner labial lips.
Outer labia
Through the outer labial lips. Again, highly dependent on anatomy.
Christina
Through the pudendum (padded triangle of hair) to the top of the outer labia.
Cheek
From the inside to the outside of your cheeks.
Horizontal-Lip
As a normal lip pierce but horizontally.
Labret
From the inside of your mouth to the outside, below the bottom lip.
Lip
Through the lip.
Madonna
From the inside of your mouth to the outside, above the top lip, on the left hand side. (Also see Monroe)
Medusa
From the inside of your mouth to the outside, above the top lip, in the centre, in the cupid's bow.
Monroe
From the inside of your mouth to the outside, above the top lip, on the right hand side. (Also see Madonna)
Scrumper
Through the flap of skin that connects your top lip to your top gum, at the front.
Ampallang
Horizontally through the glans.
Apadravyas
Vertically through the glans.
Dolphin
This pierce runs in the direction of the length of the penis, on the underside, on the shaft. Essentially a frenum that has been rotated ninety degrees.
Dydoe
This pierce runs through the outer "lip" of the glans, right where it joins the shaft.
Foreskin
A pierce through the foreskin, so one side is inside the rolled foreward foreskin and one side is outside.
Frenum
This one sits underneath the shaft, from left to right, usually just through the skin. From experience, it's less than half a second of pain, a very quick healer and it makes partners very happy. ("Oh my! Oh my god! Every guy should get one of those!" - kitten)
Frenum Ladder
A series of frenum pierces, in a row, creating a "ladder".
Guiche
The ridge running between scrotum and rectum.
Hafada
See "scrotal".
Prince Albert
Entering through the underside, at the very base of the glans, this pierce re-emerges through the urethra. Also see Reverse Prince Albert.
Pubic
Through the pubic area, just above the penis.
Prince's Wand
The prince albert for those who really don't know when to stop *joke*. This is a bar that runs the entire length of the urethra. There is a side piece that comes off and emerges where the entry point of a traditional prince albert would go in.
Reverse Prince Albert
The same as a normal prince albert but this one enters at the top of the glans, at the very base, rather than the bottom.
Scrotal
Through the skin of the scrotal sack. Also see "hafada".
Horizonal-Navel
Horizontally, above, but close-to, the navel.
Inverse-Navel
From the bottom, below the navel, through to the inside of the navel, vertically.
Navel
From the top, above the navel, through to the inside of the navel, vertically.
Outie
Through the bulge of flesh in an outie navel.
Nostril
Through the side of your nostril, from the inside to the outside.
Septum
The central part of the nose, dividing the two nostrils.
Centre-Tongue
A vertical pierce through the centre of the tongue.
Horizontal-Tongue
A horizontal pierce through from the left- to the right-side of your tongue.
Off-Centre-Tongue
A vertical pierce, through the tongue, off either side of centre.
SoulThief and kitten
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This page was last updated on Sunday 03rd 2000f September 2000