Discover the subtlety and charm of our Golden Titanium Bee Design Internal Thread Piercing. This unique piercing combines style and sophistication in a captivating piece of jewelry. Every detail has been meticulously crafted to enhance its beauty and expressiveness. The piercing is made of high-quality titanium, known for its durability and biocompatibility. The golden tone adds an element of elegance and warmth to your style, while the bee design brings a touch of charm and a connection to nature. The bee motif symbolizes teamwork, diligence, and bravery. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, this jewelry piece will serve as a reminder of the importance of living in harmony with nature and valuing collective effort. The internal thread system ensures secure and comfortable placement, preventing unwanted slippage. Its compact design is perfect for daily wear and fits various piercings, such as the septum, ear, or cartilage. Make a statement with our Golden Titanium Bee Design Internal Thread Piercing. Visit our website wenumapuonline.com and add a touch of style and personality to your piercing collection. Note: Always follow the guidance of a professional for proper placement and care of your piercings. Titanio

Made in Truckee, California — hand-forged.

Each piece leaves the studio touched only by the hands that made it. Material provenance documented in our materials page.

USPS Priority Mail. 2–3 business days within the US. Ships within 2 business days of payment confirmation. Discreet packaging, no logos outside.

Pickup local (Truckee / North Lake Tahoe): available by appointment. Free. See instructions at /local.

Body jewelry pieces don't accept returns for hygiene reasons, except for verifiable manufacturing defects. If you receive a defective piece, write to us with photos within 48 hours of delivery.

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Healing times and aftercare protocol live in our care guide.

For gauge ↔ mm conversion and inner diameter recommendations, see the sizing guide.

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