LEE&RO Septum Clicker Rings 16G

A hoop that is too large or too small can feel awkward in a piercing, even when the gauge is right. These LEE&RO clicker rings are listed in several inner diameters, so you can choose a size with your placement in mind.

The hinged closure is designed to open and close without a separate ball. That makes it easier to handle when changing a small hoop.

If you prioritize choosing among multiple diameters, this set-up may suit you, if you prefer a ring with a specified diameter already matched to your piercing, check the sizing carefully before choosing.

Getting the most from it

The rings are 16G, also listed as 1.2 mm, while the inner diameters are 6 mm, 7 mm, 8 mm, 9 mm, and 10 mm. Gauge and inner diameter describe different things: gauge is the thickness of the jewelry, while inner diameter is the space inside the hoop. Match both to the piercing you intend to wear it in rather than assuming that a smaller hoop will automatically fit better.

The listing names septum, helix, tragus, cartilage, lip, and daith piercings as possible uses. In practice, placement and anatomy matter, so those examples are not a guarantee that one size will work for every piercing. For instance, if you’re replacing a septum ring, compare the inner diameter with a hoop you already know sits comfortably, for a cartilage piercing, consider how close you want the ring to sit without pressing against the ear.

Why it’s worth it

A hinged clicker avoids the small removable ball used by some captive-bead rings, which can be fiddly to hold during a jewelry change. The listing describes the hoops as 316L stainless steel and lead-free and nickel-free. That gives shoppers a clear material to consider, though the product information does not establish how any individual will react to it.

The range of listed diameters is useful if you’re trying to get a snugger or more open look while keeping the same 16G gauge. It’s a great fit if you already know your gauge and are choosing between inner diameters for a compatible piercing. The gray velvet pouch is included for storage or gifting, and the listing states that a 90-day product exchange service is available.

Worth noting

The description lists five inner diameters but does not say how many rings are included or whether every size comes in the package. That is an important detail if you expect a multi-size set rather than a single selected size. Check the package contents and the specific size option before ordering.

The listed applications cover several piercing locations, but the information does not provide separate fit guidance for each one. From the way it is set up, this is a straightforward choice for someone who can identify the needed gauge and diameter, it offers less help if you’re still unsure what size your piercing requires. It’s not for you if you need confirmed sizing advice or detailed material testing beyond the claims in the listing.

Final verdict

These 16G hinged hoops make the most sense when the gauge is already right for you and you want to select an inner diameter from the sizes listed. The clicker closure and stated stainless-steel construction are practical points, while the missing package-count detail makes it worth confirming exactly what you’ll receive. Choose them when you can match the size to a piercing you know, look for a listing with clearer fit or bundle details if you need guidance before buying.