Fine Art Body Piercing

10/25/2026

Fresh done by Lilith Ann Mae using the 🦖 end from Junipurr Jewelry ✨✨

10/24/2026

✨ YOUR PIERCING HEALING JOURNEY ✨

A new piercing is exciting, but the healing journey is just as important as the piercing itself! 🖤

Healing takes patience, consistency, and a little extra care. From keeping your piercing clean to knowing when it’s time to downsize, every step plays a role in helping your piercing heal as happily and healthily as possible.

🖤 Keep it clean.
🖤 Leave it alone.
🖤 Avoid sleeping on it, bumping it, or snagging it.
🖤 Don’t skip your downsize appointment.
🖤 Remember that piercings heal on their own timeline!

Quality jewelry + proper placement + consistent aftercare = a healthier healing journey. ✨

Save this post for your next piercing, and remember: just because it looks healed on the outside doesn’t mean it’s fully healed on the inside!

— Fine Art Body Piercing 🖤

10/23/2026

& done by Lilith Ann Mae using our new Invictus Body Jewelry | Professional Piercing Jewelry Supplier 🍸 14kt solid gold end! So cute 💚💚💚

10/21/2026

We have never told any lies ✨🖤

10/20/2026

✨ Stunning triple flat piercing performed by Lilith! 🖤 Featuring our 2.7 mm prong-set clear crystals paired with a complementary quad crystal in the center for an absolutely gorgeous look. We are completely obsessed with how this turned out! ✨

While she was here, we also had the opportunity to upgrade both of her daith piercings with our fierce, sparkly clickers for the perfect finishing touch. 🖤💎

10/19/2026

10/13/2026

So thankful for this lovely client who included us in her trip here from New York! Gorgeous double lobe piercings done by Lilith of course featuring some of our implant grade titanium internal thread purple 💎 ends!

10/13/2026

Beautiful done by Lilith yesterday using our Junipurr Jewelry end “FAMOUS” featuring ethically sourced lab grown diamonds for that perfect shine ! 💎 how gorgeous ?!

10/12/2026

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10/10/2026

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Disclaimer: Finger dermals are generally not recommended due to their very high rate of rejection and migration. They are considered a temporary piercing rather than a permanent one. He is aware of this and understands the associated risks.