piercing

We are the largest piercing shop in NYC. Our piercers are some of the most experienced and respected in the industry. We offer everything from a navel piercing to a surface piercing, or a simple earlobe piercing to septum piercings. We are an upscale all-custom body piercing and fine jewelry boutique, proudly serving the New York City area since 1993. We specialize in unique, hand-crafted body jewelry created by some of the world's finest and most innovative jewelry designers. We hold ourselves to high standards and take our time with each client because we want you to feel comfortable in your new piece of body jewelry.

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