ohhh yeahhhh, that's the stuff!

I am in the same boat. Got lots of orings, maybe I'll even photograph them too.

OMG I really like the bone spiral!! Even though it is chipped, you can tell it's a beautiful piece! Where'd you get it? (email me plz!!).

Awwww I do wanna increase my stash!!! hehehehe :p I would love to PM's of great on-lines places at which to shop!

**hint** **hint** come on peeps help me out!

Tribe :p

Update! These just in:

ohhh, purdyful!!

just got these in the mail to day i cant wait till my lobes are healed enough to wear them

Sorry it took me so long to reply, I just noticed the question
But what I did for the initial pierce, was ordered a stainless steel eyelet and they made it so there was a hole in it. I have yet to find special plugs for vert lobes, but that would be nice. I miss wearing pyrex in that ear
But so far I've been doing good with silicone plugs/eyelets and just stab a hole through them. How I got the holes to line up correctly was to put the silicone around the original (stainless steel) eyelet, and stabbed a hole with a piercing needle. I can't wear the stainless steel eyelet anymore, got the vert stretched to 14ga and the tards I ordered it from made one of the holes in the eyelet 14 gauge, but the other between a 16 and 14 gauge :rolleyes:
The piercing is a bitch to change.. it is difficult to get the jewelry to line up right, and sometimes the upper part gets really sore after changing the jewelry. Right now I'm wearing a black plug that I don't really like the looks of, but I'm not changing it again anytime soon. Had to change it to an actual plug, the new store manager worked my shift last week and I don't know how he feels about multiple large gauge ear piercings. So I wanted to make them look less holy lol.

Very fun! The waiting is the hardest part.

Trish, that does sound like a pain in the butt! I can't imagine ever finding pre-made plugs that would fit your exact holes there, but at least you can work with the silicone! Also, it seems very very silly that they would make the holes different sizes in the SS jewelery. I'm sorry! It looks super neat with the clear silicone though!

It is a very big pain in the butt. The piercer also said that if I knew someone with a dremal (sp?) tool they could make holes in the jewelry... I know someone with one, but I don't know. I suppose I could have them play with the eyelet that I can't wear anymore to begin with. But I am glad they make silicone jewelry.