Brilliant! Totally Rad for Those Who Cannot Pierce Their Sensitive Bodies (other than ears)!
As a jeweler, I am able to make these myself. However, I got lazy and ordered this one.  1. The metal: I was impressed that the gold looked like 14kt gold, not just &#34;electroplated&#34; or fake; the gauge, or thickness, of the wire was good for making any needed adjustments, however, now that I've worn this one, I would have preferred a thicker gauge, such as 18g, even though it's quite thick.  (Gauge goes from thinnest to thickest, but the &#34;numbers&#34; are backward, i.e., 28mm (very thin) to 14mm (very thick)).  I think it depends on the person and the way their special nose is shaped :)<br />2. Design: the design is simple but brilliant for a double hoop style, with just one flaw. The wire is very easy to adjust, but where the points meet the skin on the outside of the nose can cause, after a time, a sore spot, and I even ended up with a tiny scab.  Perhaps wearing it for shorter periods would prevent this. I'm not sure, other than polishing the ends of the wire (the artisan would have to do this), would help (?).<br />3. Junylie (company)/purchasing/packing/delivery:  It was a pleasure ordering from Junylie, and even though I am able to make this myself, even in solid Gold (which would only cost me a few bucks in 14kt Gold Wire...really!), would order again from Junylie.  I was very happy to see that her products are made in the USA.  The packaging was thoughtful and I appreciated that for something that only costs $4.<br />4. I would definitely recommend this to anyone, boy or girl, man or woman, and for any age.  This can also be worn as an ear-cuff, which I have done, and is quite comfortable.  This would be a great gift, as either a nose &#34;ring&#34; or ear-cuff. And, again, the &#34;gold&#34; color looks every so close to 14kt gold, especially on the face (brilliant use of gold over bronze wire!), unless you are truly a &#34;silver girl&#34;.<br />5. This could be used as a temporary item prior to getting a genuine piercing. It could help you &#34;get used to&#34; the ring being right there on your face,  before the actual piercing! That is one thing I go up against is the initial &#34;getting-used-to-it&#34; stage.<br />6. Versatility: It's great for those who are not &#34;allowed&#34; to wear piercings to work.  They can be worn other than work and looks very real. (I was able to fool my 80 y/o parents!) These are so fun to wear and change out. ! plan to have many more!
Rating: 4 stars