A daith piercing is one of the ear piercings for which piercing rings are one of the most frequently chosen forms of jewelry. Clickers in particular are very popular—rings with a snap-shut mechanism that are comfortable to use and aesthetically pleasing.
In wholesale sales, however, daith clickers have one important characteristic. It is very easy to make a mistake when choosing the diameter. The wrong size may make the jewelry uncomfortable or prevent it from fitting the client's ear anatomy.
That is why both wholesalers and piercing studios should have a good understanding of which clicker diameters sell best and how to describe product variants to reduce order errors.
In this article, we explain how to select daith clickers for B2B sales, which sizes are worth keeping in stock, and how to minimize the risk of returns.
Why clickers are popular for daith piercings
A daith is a piercing located in the inner part of the ear cartilage. Due to its location, rings are one of the most natural forms of jewelry for this area.
Clickers are particularly popular because they:
- are easy to put on and take off
- have an aesthetic appearance
- provide a secure closure
In practice, this means that clickers are very often chosen as the final jewelry after the piercing has healed.
More about jewelry rotation for this piercing can be found in the article wholesale daith jewelry – clickers, diameters, and rotation .
The most common problem: the wrong clicker size
One of the most common reasons for returns in wholesale piercing jewelry sales is an incorrectly selected ring diameter.
This is particularly important for a daith because the piercing is located in a relatively tight space inside the ear.
If the ring is too small, it may put pressure on the cartilage. If it is too large, it does not look aesthetically pleasing and may catch on other parts of the ear.
The most frequently sold daith clicker diameters
Although the exact size depends on the client's anatomy, in practice most piercing studios use several basic clicker diameters.
The most frequently sold sizes are:
- 8 mm
- 10 mm
In some cases, 6 mm or 12 mm diameters are also used, but these sizes are less versatile.
That is why wholesale suppliers most often keep 8 mm and 10 mm variants in stock.
How to choose the clicker diameter for a daith
Choosing the right clicker size depends on several factors.
The most important ones are:
- the client's ear anatomy
- the exact piercing location
- jewelry thickness
That is why, in many studios, the piercer selects the jewelry individually during the client's visit.
Which clicker variants are worth keeping in stock
To reduce order errors, many wholesalers offer daith clickers in several basic variants.
They most commonly include:
- diameters: 8 mm and 10 mm
- bar thickness: 1.2 mm
- material: implant-grade titanium or surgical steel
This set allows studios to serve most customers without having to order additional sizes.
Clickers vs segment rings for daith piercings
Although clickers are very popular, they are not the only jewelry option for daith piercings.
An alternative is segment rings, which have a simpler design and are often slightly cheaper.
The choice between a clicker and a segment ring most often depends on the customer’s preferences.
More about choosing segment rings can be found in the article segment ring wholesale – how to choose diameters and avoid returns .
How to reduce mistakes in B2B orders
One of the key elements of wholesale piercing jewelry sales is a clear product description.
For daith clickers, it is worth clearly specifying:
- ring diameter
- bar thickness
- jewelry material
It is also good practice to provide information about the typical uses of each size.
This makes it easier for piercing studios to choose the right jewelry option.
More tips on reducing returns can be found in the article how to reduce complaints – piercing jewelry .
Clickers in practice – why they are worth stocking
Clickers are one of the most practical types of piercing jewelry. Their design makes them comfortable for both the piercer and the client.
Additionally, clickers often serve as a premium product that can be offered to customers as a more comfortable alternative to classic rings.
More about clicker applications can be found in the article clickers in practice – which piercings they are for and how to sell them .
Summary
Daith clickers are one of the most frequently chosen types of jewelry for this piercing. Their popularity is primarily due to their comfort and attractive appearance.
In wholesale sales, however, choosing the right diameters and providing clear product descriptions are crucial.
Keeping the basic 8 mm and 10 mm options in stock makes it possible to serve most customers while reducing ordering mistakes and the number of returns.
FAQ – clicker for daith
What clicker diameter is most commonly used for a daith piercing?
The most commonly used clickers have diameters of 8 mm and 10 mm. These are the most versatile sizes.
Is a clicker good jewelry for a daith piercing?
Yes. Clickers are very popular for this piercing because they are easy to put in and have an attractive appearance.
Can a segment ring be used in a daith piercing?
Yes. Segment rings are an alternative to clickers and also work well for this piercing.