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Collection: Black Flat Back Earrings

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Seven Stone Labret in Black Onyx - Titanium - Camden Body Jewellery
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Seven Stone Labret in Black Onyx - Titanium

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Triple Marquise Wide Labret in Black Onyx + Black - Titanium - Camden Body Jewellery

Triple Marquise Wide Labret in Black Onyx + Black - Titanium

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Quadruple Marquise Stone Labret in Black Onyx - Titanium - Camden Body Jewellery
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Quadruple Marquise Stone Labret in Black Onyx - Titanium

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Triple Marquise Black CZ Labret in Gold - Titanium - Camden Body Jewellery

Triple Marquise Black CZ Labret in Gold - Titanium

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Implant Grade Titanium Piercings

Black flat back earrings at Camden Body Jewellery are made from ASTM F136 implant-grade titanium with a black PVD finish, providing a bold, dark option for cartilage and facial piercings. All flat back labret studs in this collection are 16G (1.2mm). The PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) coating bonds directly to the titanium surface, producing a finish that is more durable than plated alternatives and free of nickel throughout.

The collection includes black titanium flat back labret studs with CZ stone ends, plain disc ends, and geometric shapes. The black PVD finish creates a strong contrast against most skin tones, making each piece more prominent than silver or gold equivalents at the same placement. All ends are interchangeable with other threaded 16G pieces, so the front can be changed independently of the back bar.

Black flat back earrings are a popular choice for building a dark or mixed-finish ear stack. A black labret at the helix or tragus alongside silver or gold pieces at other placements creates deliberate contrast that draws the eye to each individual piece. The flat disc back means these sit flush against the skin at any placement, making them as practical as they are visually strong.

Clean the piercing with sterile saline spray during healing and avoid touching or rotating the jewellery. For black PVD jewellery, avoid abrasive cleaners as these can affect the surface finish over time. Once healed, black titanium flat back earrings need only warm water rinsing to maintain their appearance.

Explore related collections:
Flat Back Earrings: the full flat back range in all finishes
Silver Flat Back Earrings: silver titanium flat back studs
Gold Flat Back Earrings: 18K Gold PVD flat back studs
Black Helix Earrings: black titanium helix pieces
Hidden Helix Jewellery: flat back labrets worn at the helix

Frequently Asked Questions

Are black flat back earrings safe for piercings?

Black flat back earrings made from ASTM F136 implant-grade titanium with a PVD finish are safe for healed piercings. The titanium base is nickel-free and the PVD coating bonds at a molecular level, making it more skin-safe than plated finishes. For fresh piercings, confirm with your piercer whether coloured jewellery is appropriate for initial healing.

What gauge are black flat back earrings?

All black flat back earrings in this collection are 16G (1.2mm). Confirm your piercing gauge before purchasing replacement jewellery.

Does the black PVD finish wear off flat back earrings?

PVD finishes are significantly more durable than plated or painted surfaces. Under normal wearing conditions the black finish holds well. Avoid abrasive cleaners and harsh chemicals to maintain the surface quality over time. Do not scrub the jewellery with anything abrasive.

What placements work with black flat back earrings?

Black flat back labret studs work in any placement that accepts a 16G flat back: helix, tragus, conch, anti-tragus, daith, lobe, and nostril piercings. They are particularly effective as a contrast piece in a mixed-metal ear arrangement, where a single black labret among silver or gold pieces creates visual emphasis at that placement.

How do I change the end on a black flat back earring?

Hold the flat disc at the back to stop the bar rotating, then unscrew the front end anticlockwise until it releases. Fit the new end by threading it on and turning clockwise. Avoid overtightening. Use gentle pressure to avoid marking the PVD surface of the front end during changes.