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Piercings by Marina Garcia
They are the perfect jewel to add light and shine to your face and the whole outfit.
They are perfect accessories to shine on all occasions. Full of beauty, minimalism and sophistication, their choice will undoubtedly always be a success.
18k PIERCINGS
Our 18K piercings are unique and exclusive. Don't wait any longer to show them off.
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Collection
OUR LUXURY PIERCINGS, YOUR NEW MUST
At Marina García you will find the perfect luxury piercings for you in our new collection of white gold piercings, 18k piercings and diamond piercings.
Don't settle for costume jewellery that causes allergies or standard earrings that lose their shine after a few weeks. Marina García's high jewellery earrings will always be an option to dazzle, to give light to your face and to transmit beauty and elegance.
Don't wait any longer to show off yours!
Types of ear piercing
The lobe piercing is the most classic earring for women. It is done in the middle part of the lobe and at the same height on both ears. These traditional earrings are usually medium or large in size, smooth and symmetrical. You can find your ideal classic lobe earring in our Marina García Suite collection.
These earrings are located at the top of the lobe, where you can get between one and six holes. This small area is reserved for the smallest and most delicate earrings, which can always be combined by mixing sizes or textures.
The helix piercing rests on the cartilage and is, without a doubt, our favorite piercing. It is usually the second piercing we get, after the lobe earring. The ideal helix earring will be minimalist, with angular lines and a soft avant-garde touch.
The Daith earring is the most special and internal piercing possible and its use is reserved for the most orderly women, as it must be removed every night to sleep comfortably and can be easy to lose.
Our last earring is round and tiny, the rook piercing. You should see it as a detail that completes your image, in the same way that a dot completes a poem by Bukowski: in a subtle but essential way.
