David Forrest <h2>Browse our products by Material</h2> <p>Over the years we&#8217;ve seen the list of materials used for body jewellery grow and grow. When we started selling body jewellery, most of it was made from surgical grade 316L steel. We&#8217;ve stuck by the principle of using the best and safest materials ever since, but which material should you choose?</p> <p>For example, <span class="caps">PTFE</span> is a material used in dentistry and medicine. Its greatest benefit to you is that it&#8217;s flexible so you can use it during pregnancy. As your bump grows and changes shape, so does the flexible <span class="caps">PTFE</span> barbell in your belly piercing!</p> <p>We have black <span class="caps">PVD</span> which is super-smooth, super glossy and looks pretty stunning into the bargain. If you prefer a bit more bling we also have <span class="caps">PVD</span> gold body jewellery. Titanium comes in a variety of colours and again is a good choice if your looking for something different. We even sell coloured, patterned or clear pyrex jewellery so the choice goes on and on.</p> <p><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/steel-silver-jewellery" class="material1">Steel-silver</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/surgical-steel-jewellery" class="material1">316L steel</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/sterling-silver-jewellery" class="material2">Sterling Silver</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/acrylic-ultra-violet-jewellery" class="material3">Acrylic</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/ptfe-jewellery" class="material10"><span class="caps">PTFE</span></a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/titanium-jewellery" class="material5">Titanium</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/gold-plated-jewellery" class="material6">Gold Plate</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/silicon-jewellery" class="material7">Silicon or rubber</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/organic-jewellery" class="material8">Horn, Bone &amp; Wood</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/pvd-black-gold-jewellery" class="material9"><span class="caps">PVD</span> Black and Gold</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/bioplast-jewellery" class="material4">Bioplast</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/pyrex-jewellery" class="material11">Pyrex</a><br /> <p class="clear"></p></p> <p>Not the easiest way for you to browse our catalogue? Then try browsing by <a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/pages/body-piercing">body piercing</a>, by <a href="http://www.bodyjewellery.co.uk/pages/jewellery-types">jewellery type</a> or browse our <a href="http://shop.bodyjewellhttps://bodypiercingjewellery.myshopify.com/admin/pages/3735882#ery.co.uk/pages/jewellery-collections">special collections</a>.</p> 2010-01-10T22:02:00+00:00 jewellery-material 3735882 2010-01-16T22:19:38+00:00 376302 Body Jewellery Materials 2010-02-18T00:03:42+00:00 h2. Browse our products by Material Over the years we've seen the list of materials used for body jewellery grow and grow. When we started selling body jewellery, most of it was made from surgical grade 316L steel. We've stuck by the principle of using the best and safest materials ever since, but which material should you choose? For example, PTFE is a material used in dentistry and medicine. Its greatest benefit to you is that it's flexible so you can use it during pregnancy. As your bump grows and changes shape, so does the flexible PTFE barbell in your belly piercing! We have black PVD which is super-smooth, super glossy and looks pretty stunning into the bargain. If you prefer a bit more bling we also have PVD gold body jewellery. Titanium comes in a variety of colours and again is a good choice if your looking for something different. We even sell coloured, patterned or clear pyrex jewellery so the choice goes on and on. <a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/steel-silver-jewellery" class="material1">Steel-silver</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/surgical-steel-jewellery" class="material1">316L steel</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/sterling-silver-jewellery" class="material2">Sterling Silver</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/acrylic-ultra-violet-jewellery" class="material3">Acrylic</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/ptfe-jewellery" class="material10">PTFE</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/titanium-jewellery" class="material5">Titanium</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/gold-plated-jewellery" class="material6">Gold Plate</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/silicon-jewellery" class="material7">Silicon or rubber</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/organic-jewellery" class="material8">Horn, Bone &amp; Wood</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/pvd-black-gold-jewellery" class="material9">PVD Black and Gold</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/bioplast-jewellery" class="material4">Bioplast</a><a href="http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/collections/pyrex-jewellery" class="material11">Pyrex</a> <p class="clear"></p> Not the easiest way for you to browse our catalogue? Then try browsing by "body piercing":http://shop.bodyjewellery.co.uk/pages/body-piercing, by "jewellery type":http://www.bodyjewellery.co.uk/pages/jewellery-types or browse our "special collections":http://shop.bodyjewellhttps://bodypiercingjewellery.myshopify.com/admin/pages/3735882#ery.co.uk/pages/jewellery-collections.