Some people report feeling a sharp pinch or pressure during the piercing process, while others may only feel a slight discomfort. However, the daith piercing is located in a sensitive area of the ear and may be more painful than other types of ear piercings. It is important to have the piercing done by a professional piercer to ensure proper placement and reduce the risk of complications.

1. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water to prevent infection.

2. Gently twist the daith earring back and forth to loosen any crust that may have formed around the piercing.

3. If the daith jewellery is a captive bead ring, use your fingers or pliers to remove the ball from the ring.

4. If it is a curved barbell or a circular barbell, unscrew the ball on one end of the jewellery.

5. Slowly and gently slide the barbell out of the piercing hole. If you experience any resistance or pain, stop and seek professional help from a piercer or healthcare provider.

6. Once the daith earring is out, clean the area with a saline solution or a mild soap and water.

7. If you don't plan to reinsert the jewellery immediately, keep the piercing hole clean and dry to prevent infection.

It's important to note that if you're having difficulty removing a daith earring or experiencing any pain or discomfort, it's best to seek the help of a professional piercer or healthcare provider.

Before changing a daith piercing for the first time, it's important to ensure that it has fully healed. The healing time for a daith piercing is typically around 3-6 months. Once you're confident that the piercing has healed, you can follow these steps to change the daith earring:

1. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water to prevent any bacteria from entering the piercing.

2. Sterilise your new jewelry by cleaning it with rubbing alcohol.

3. Gently twist and remove the current jewelry from your daith piercing, following the steps in the guide above.

4. Take the new daith earring and carefully insert it into the piercing, making sure to follow the natural curve of your ear.

5. Secure the new jewellery in place by gently twisting it until it feels tight, but be careful not to overtighten it as this can cause irritation and discomfort.

It's important to note that if you experience any pain or discomfort during changing your daith jewellery, it's best to stop and seek advice from a professional piercer.

At the moment is no scientific evidence to support the claim that daith piercings can help alleviate migraines. The idea behind this claim is that the daith piercing is located in a specific pressure point that can help reduce the frequency and severity of migraines. However, although some people swear their daith piercing has helped their migraines, there has not been enough research to support this claim. You should also be aware, like with any piercing, that there is a risk of getting your ears pierced and proper aftercare should be prioritised to ensure the best outcome.

At Serenity Jewellery, we have been selling jewellery online for over 20 year, and are known for our huge selection of alternative and hypoallergenic jewellery.

We know how uncomfortable earrings can be to wear, especially cartilage earrings, so we only sell jewellery that is made from hypoallergenic materials, meaning you can wear it 24/7 comfortably.

Also, because we never use plated jewellery, all of our jewellery is tarnish-free and waterproof, so you don't have to worry about taking it off when showering or working out/ swimming without it going green or tarnishing.

Unlike other jewellery companies, we accept returns even if you have worn them, for up to 60 days. So you can shop in confidence, knowing if you buy the wrong item or it is uncomfortable to wear for any reason, we can help you find the right alternative or give you a refund for the jewellery.