Do any mers wear non removable collars or similar jewelry that have recommendations for the best metals to hold up to a heavy swimmer's lifestyle?
I like the idea of titanium as it seems ideal as a person with metal allergies.
Thoughts?
Do any mers wear non removable collars or similar jewelry that have recommendations for the best metals to hold up to a heavy swimmer's lifestyle?
I like the idea of titanium as it seems ideal as a person with metal allergies.
Thoughts?
Nickel free stainless steel is a low cost option.
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surgical grade steel would probably work
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^ I Agree with Inanna. I used surgical steel for my snake bite piercings which held up in all sorts of swimming and non swimming conditions for over 7 years. Safe to say it worked like a charm. Being an oral piercing, the surgical steel never irritated my skin either so that was awesome.
Be a little careful here. Many types of stainless steel called "surgical" contain Nickel, which is the element most responsible for metal allergies. Alloy 316L is quite common, and has 8% to 10% of Nickel. Alloy 304 is somewhat lower. But to really get away from Nickel, you need to go to alloy 430.
http://blog.rings-things.com/2013/06...rgenic-metals/
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