Nose screws keep jewelry trends in place

November 26, 2004
By:  Bob Whitehead

Nostril jewelry comes in a variety of styles. Studs, nose bones, captive bead rings, and nose screws can all be worn in the nose piercing and all feel different when worn. Nose screws, for instance, sit flush against the nose on both sides, which makes them a popular option in nostril jewelry.

From the exterior, the decorative parts of the nose screws sit flat on the side of the nostril. The inside is a flat u-shaped hook that lies right against the inside of the nostril. Nose screws give the wearer confidence that their jewelry is firmly in place at all times.

Nose screws are a variation of popular nose studs, which are just small pieces of straight nostril jewelry. Unlike nose bones, they don’t have a small ball or bulb on the end to keep the jewelry in place, which can make some people nervous about the jewelry falling out.

Nose screws are available in a variety of styles. Gemstones are a popular choice, as are plain colored balls and cones. Shapes like hearts, stars, and butterflies are also attractive options. The jewelry sizes range from tiny to a fairly noticeable. More conservative screws are a good choice for work while sparkling, flashier nose jewelry adds pizzazz and flair to your nighttime look.

When the nose screws you’ve ordered arrive, they may come already bent or they may come straight. A small pair of household pliers or pliers specifically made for bending the thin jewelry will help you bend the nose screw into the angle that is most comfortable for you.

About the Author:
Bob Whitehead is a successful freelance writer and publisher of http://www.body-jewelry-useek.com.  Body jewelry, piercing and tattooing information you seek to perfectly adorn your body.

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