Body jewelry is the ultimate fashion statement, and like other stylish accessories, it follows various industry trends with every passing season. The single most popular trend of 2017 was probably tribal influences, including bone septum pieces and geometric earring shapes; however, that wasn’t the only hot look from last year that will carry over into 2018.

3 Body Jewelry Trends of 2017 That Are Still Going Strong

1. Asymmetrical Earrings

Who says earrings have to match? In 2017, asymmetrical earrings were incredibly popular and could be found on the red carpet, in the office, and everywhere in between. You can purchase pairs of asymmetrical earrings, or, if you’re feeling especially creative, you can mix and match distinctive pieces you already own.

2. Ornate Septum Clickers

Gone are the days of plain septum rings and simple surgical steel pieces. In 2017, a major body jewelry trend revolved around the idea that if you’ve got it, you should flaunt it. Embellished septum clickers became increasingly more popular as the year went on, and you can expect this trend to continue well into 2018.

3. Brass Pieces

Brass jewelry is the perfect way to make any look more distinguished and classic. From studs and hoops to more intricate pieces with complicated designs, brass jewelry is available in all styles for nearly every type of piercing. Additionally, if you purchase pieces that are actually made of brass and not just colorized to look like it, you can reduce the risk of infection. Brass is an antimicrobial surface that disinfects itself over the course of a few hours. 

If you want to update your look, head to 5J Music in Elko, NV. They carry a huge selection of body jewelry, including piercings, gauges, and belly button rings, so you’re sure to find at least a few pieces you love every time you browse. They also offer sports plaques, vinyl albums, and glass pipes, making them the perfect one-stop shop for all your favorite hobbies and interests. If you’re looking for a specific piece of trendy jewelry, feel free to inquire about their inventory by calling (775) 778-0484.