Steel Internally Threaded Labrets 1.6mm
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Steel internally threaded labret. The labret shaft is not threaded as usual but is hollow with the thread on the inside. The attachment (eg: ball) has a small thread protruding. The benefit of this is that the labret is more comfortable to fit and that a smaller attachment can be used leading to a more subtle piercing.
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What if the body jewellery doesn't fit my piercing?
We send all of our jewellery out in a clear sealed hygiene bag. So long as the bag is unopened, you can exchange it.
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How soon will I get my order?
All UK retail orders are sent royalmail 24 so it should be with you in a few days. We also offer next-day delivery and Worldwide delivery. Full details are available at the checkout.
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What if I have more questions?
Give us a call on +44 (0)141 332 5900 or use our chat button on the website. We'd love to hear from you!
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