Piercings rook: a bold and modern style

Rook piercings are gaining more and more popularity. They have become a way to express your personal style, a bold and elegant expression of personal identity. A piercing that is also an authentic artistic expression and that highlights the ear and, therefore, the person.

At Adamina we adapt to the changing and modern times and offer a selection of pieces for the rook piercing. A new type of piercing and today we are going to know a little more, offering tips and giving options to have a unique rook piercing. 

What is the rook piercing?

This type of piercing is performed on the inner part of the ear, specifically in the cartilaginous fold known as the"rook". Its location creates a distinctive look that stands out among other ear piercing options. 

Because it is located in a position that is not as common as other ear piercings, the rook allows the wearer's individuality to stand out. The process of performing a rook piercing involves carefully piercing the cartilage in the crease, which requires skill and experience on the part of the professional. Because it is performed in a less common area than other ear piercings, the rook offers a unique and distinctive appearance.

Does it hurt to get a rook piercing?

The rook piercing is one of the most uncomfortable piercings to do because of the area in which it is located. It involves piercing cartilage, which is firmer than soft tissue, so the area is more sensitive than other parts of the ear.

Despite this, the sensation of pain is subjective and what may be uncomfortable for one person may be tolerable for another. In addition, the duration of the initial pain is usually brief during the piercing itself.

Top tips for rook piercing care

To minimize discomfort and facilitate healing, it is essential to follow the piercing professional's instructions for aftercare. This may include measures such as maintaining good hygiene, avoiding touching the area with dirty hands, and following any specific recommendations provided by the piercer. 

If you have any concerns about pain or the healing process, we encourage you to read this post from our blog on healing cartilage piercingwhere you will find all the necessary information and the best tips to take care of your rook piercing.

Adamina parts for rook piercing

Adamina maintains a commitment to the rook piercing, offering a variety of rookvariety of rook pieces for all tastes. The jewelry selected for this type of piercing is usually a ring or a curved bar, contributing to the uniqueness of the design.

Some of the most common options are the hoop which has a segment that is inserted into the ring for a continuous design. You can find them in different materials such as stainless steel, titanium or gold.

Another of Adamina' s pieces for the rook piercing are the curved rods curved rodswhich can have decorative ends and are available in various materials and designs.

On the other hand, you can have your rook piercing with gemstones, decorative beadsdecorative beads or unique designs.

Ultimately, it is essential to choose high-quality jewelry, preferably made of materials such as implant-grade stainless steel, titanium or quality gold, to minimize the risk of irritation or allergic reactions. 

Before deciding on a piece, visit Adamina' s website and check out all the recommendations we give you, in relation to your personal preferences - take a look and discover the jewelry that will perfectly complement your style!