Quartz / Tourmaline Light Captive Bead Ring - 14 ga Hoop - 14k Gold (Y, W, or R), Sterling Silver, or Platinum

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Our beautiful shiny handmade 6mm Captive Bead Quartz with Tourmaline Stone Navel Belly Ring / Septum Ring is available in 14k solid gold or 14k gold filled or Sterling Silver. Choose between Yellow or Pink Rose Gold or Sterling Silver. This belly ring is comfortable and made from 14 gauge and can be ordered in different diameter sizes - If you don't see your size listed, please message us before purchasing, to make sure the price will remain the same. This ring can also be used in other piercings, such as the septum, ear, nose, belly, nipple, eyebrow, or any other gauge appropriate piercing. Our 14 gauge 14k Yellow Gold 7/16" inch (11.11mm) inside ring diameter captive ring is shown in photos.

16 gauge version is available in a different listing.

Please message us if you'd like a 12 gauge or thicker and we'll put up a listing for you.

We offer the following types of precious metal:

- 14k Solid Yellow Gold
- 14k Solid White Gold
- 14k Solid Rose Gold
- 10k Solid Yellow Gold
- 18k Solid Yellow Gold

- 14k Solid Yellow Gold Rope
- 18k Solid Yellow Gold Rope

- 14k Palladium White Gold

- Platinum

- 14k Yellow Gold Filled
- 14k Rose Gold Filled
- 14k White Gold Filled

- Sterling Silver
- .999 Fine Silver

NEED A DIFFERENT GAUGE / METAL / HOOP DIAMETER? Please let us know! We can custom make:

Gauge: 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30
- 14k Yellow Gold Filled
- 14k Rose Gold Filled
- 14k White Gold Filled (also available in 19 & 21 ga)
- Sterling Silver
- Fine Silver .999
- 14k, 22k, 24k Solid Yellow Gold
- 14k Solid Rose Gold
- 14k Solid White Gold
- 14k Solid Palladium White Gold
- Platinum
- 22k Solid Yellow Gold
- 24k Solid Yellow Gold

Please note that Captive Bead Rings the bead is not attached to the ring and is removable - which is where the captive bead ring gets it's name. The bead is held captive between the two ends of the hoop. Sometimes the bead is very tight, and sometimes it is left a little bit looser because of the size of the bead and the stiffness of the hoop - for ease of removing the bead because there is no risk of it falling out like that.