Tattoos / Body Piercings: What's Hot Now: Conventional Piercing Guide - Ear - Rook

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Conventional Piercing Guide - Ear - Rook Mar 24th 2013, 11:10 Conventional Piercing Guide Ear - Rook The rook is located just above the tragus, and is a rather thick section of cartilage to pierce through. How easy a rook piercing is going to be can depend on the anatomy of your ear. Some people have a very pronounced rook, which is easier to pierce but requires slicing through a larger amount of flesh. Smaller rooks don't have as much cartilage to pierce through, but can be more difficult for the piercer to get at. Either way, it's still a relatively simple procedure to an experienced professional piercer. Recommended starter jewelry: 16-12 gauge CBR or mini curved barbell. Estimated Healing Time: 2-12 months Ear Piercing Navigation >Ear Menu Page > Lobe, Helix, Rook, Daith, Tragus, Industrial, Conch Piercing Guide Navigation > Main Menu, FAQ, Choose a Piercer, Safety Musts, Aftercare Other Piercings > The Face, Genital Piercings

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