Ear and Nose Piercing
At Ink and Stone, we specialize in hollow needle ear piercings! No Guns. EVER. Hollow needle is much better for the tissue and is a more sterile method. We only pierce with top of the line titanium, flat back jewelry which comes included in your piercing cost. Our mission; to create a safe, ultra clean and calming environment for piercings. It's what sets us apart from the rest. We can also offer tandem piercing for the younger girls, which means we can do both sides at the same time!
Age requirement: 4/5 yr (must be able to sit still for 2 step hollow needle process) with parent consent/birth certificate.
*Online booking unavailable for TANDEM piercing. Please text (574) 999-0485 to book!
Ear and Nose Pricing
Ear Lobe (both) $90
Ear Lobe (single) $70
Helix $90
Tragus $90
Conch $90
Daith $100
Rook $100
Nose $90
Bar Downsizing $10/each
*Planning on getting multiple piercings? Take advantage of our Multi-Piercing Discount and take $10 off your total! (one discount per person/per session)
More about Piercings
We start piercings children at age 5 years and older. We require tandem piercing (both sides done at the same time) until age 8 and recommend tandem between the ages of 8 to 10. Please be sure to alert us if needing tandem piercing at time of booking. Children must have parent or guardian present at time of piercing. Please bring birth certificate and parent ID for minors under the age of 18.
We only use certified implant grade titanium to pierce with! It is the best and least reactive metal for the body. We recommend keeping titanium in the piercing for the first year (longer if you have a history of metal sensitivity).
We can not pierce you if you are pregnant or nursing. Please alert us of any medical conditions (such as bleeding conditions) you may have or if you have fainted with needles in the past.
Piercing FAQ's
How long does it take for piercings to heal?
Each area on the ear and each person has it's own healing schedule. The lobes fully heal in about 6 months while the helix, conch, rook, daith, and nose tend to take the longest at 9-12 months.
What is the difference between a keloid and a piercing bump?
Keloid is a chronic medical condition. An individual diagnosed with this condition should refrain from getting piercings. Conversely, piercing bumps, are often called "keloids" when in actuality they are just bumps that form from the piercing getting knocked or hit. Review our healing protocol if you think you're experiencing a piercing bump.
How long do I have to stay out of pools, lakes, hot tubs?
Every piercing artist and establishment will have a different answer for this. An infection can happen at any time during a piercing that is healing. We recommend waiting at least one week and we recommend spraying your fresh piercing with sterile saline upon exiting the pool/lake/hot tub.