Collection: Blue Septum Rings

Blue septum rings at Camden Body Jewellery are made from ASTM F136 implant-grade titanium with blue stone settings including sapphire CZ and blue opal. The septum is pierced through the soft tissue at the base of the nasal septum, typically at 16G (1.2mm). Titanium is nickel-free, biocompatible, and the material most widely recommended by professional piercers for septum jewellery.

The blue septum range includes hinged clicker rings with blue CZ and blue opal face settings, and horseshoe barbells with blue gem ends. Clicker rings are the most practical everyday style for the septum as they open on a hinge and close securely without threading. Horseshoe barbells with blue ends offer the additional option of flipping the piece upward inside the nose when a more discreet look is needed.

A blue septum ring is a distinctive addition to the face, and one that reads very differently depending on the piece size and stone setting. A smaller diameter clicker with a sapphire CZ face gives a subtle colour note at the centre of the face, while a larger horseshoe with blue gem balls creates a more pronounced visual. Blue coordinates naturally with silver earrings and silver nose studs for a cohesive multi-piercing arrangement in a cooler metal palette.

Blue septum rings pair naturally with silver nose rings and blue helix pieces for a colour-coordinated multi-piercing look. The horseshoe barbell style is a practical option for workplaces that require discreet septum jewellery, as it can be flipped upward inside the nostrils. Keep titanium septum rings clean with sterile saline spray.

Explore related collections:
Septum Jewellery: the full septum range across all styles
Blue Nose Rings: blue titanium for nose piercings
Blue Helix Earrings: blue titanium for the helix
Nose Jewellery: the full nose piercing range
Flat Back Earrings: flat back labret studs across all placements

Frequently Asked Questions

What gauge are blue septum rings?

Septum piercings are typically 16G (1.2mm) in the UK, though some piercers work at 14G. Confirm your gauge before purchasing.

What is the difference between a septum clicker and a horseshoe barbell?

A septum clicker opens on a hinge and closes securely by pressing the end into a groove. A horseshoe barbell has two removable threaded ends and can be opened fully by unscrewing one end. Horseshoe barbells are popular for flipping the ring up inside the nose, while clickers are easier for daily wear.

Are blue titanium septum rings safe for new piercings?

Yes. ASTM F136 implant-grade titanium is the recommended material for fresh septum piercings. The septum typically heals faster than cartilage placements as it passes through soft tissue, with initial healing often completing within 6 to 8 weeks.

What creates the blue colour in these septum rings?

Blue colour comes from stone settings including sapphire CZ and blue opal. Blue opal has an iridescent quality that shifts between blue, green, and white depending on light angle, making it a versatile gem choice for jewellery worn close to the face.

Can I flip a blue septum ring up for work?

Yes. Horseshoe barbells are specifically designed for this purpose. When flipped upward, the piece sits inside the nostrils and is not visible from the front. Clicker rings are generally not suitable for flipping due to their shape.