The Nina Wynn Jewelry Gazette

Find the story behind the stones you wear. This gemstone encyclopedia brings together 28 guides to the gemstones, jewelry materials, mineral formations, and crystal surfaces in Nina Wynn’s current catalog....

A classic industrial connects two upper-ear cartilage channels with one straight barbell, usually spanning from a forward-helix area to the outer helix. Both holes must align on the same axis...

Compare flat-back earring gauge, post length and decorative-top size with proportional visuals and current Nina Wynn product specifications. Learn what is included and when to ask a piercer for a...

The anti-tragus is the small cartilage ridge above the earlobe and opposite the tragus across the opening of the ear. When the ridge is pronounced enough, a piercing can create...

An orbital piercing uses one ring through two separate piercing channels so the jewelry appears to orbit a small section of the ear. It is defined by the two-holes-one-ring construction,...

Also spelled drusy: a coating of tiny crystals. Understand the material, matrix, finishes, and care.

Flat back earrings continue to dominate the jewelry scene, and 2026 is shaping up to be an exciting year for ear fashion. From minimalist studs to eye-catching gemstone designs, flat...

A faux rook is a flat-cartilage piercing placed near the rook fold so the decorative top appears where the upper end of a traditional rook barbell would sit. It creates...

Are you searching for a gift that embodies luxury, sustainability, and exquisite craftsmanship? Look no further than the Cigar Band Ring in luxurious 14k gold by Nina Wynn Jewelry. Priced...

A lobe piercing sits in the soft tissue at the bottom of the ear. From a classic first lobe to upper or stacked placements, its position and spacing can be...

Permanent jewelry combines a shared experience with a personalized keepsake. Discover meaningful gift ideas for Mother's Day, birthdays, friendships, anniversaries, graduations, bridal celebrations, and more.

A crystal-lined cavity formation. Learn about the rim, matrix, mineral contents, and exposed surfaces.