Rook Piercing.
Elegance inside the ear.
A refined piercing, made in the upper inner fold of the cartilage, for a modern and distinct accent.
What is a Rook Piercing?
The Rook piercing is made in the upper inner fold of the ear cartilage, above the tragus. Positioning is established based on cartilage thickness, fold depth and available space for jewellery.
All inclusive.
The price includes the initial medical steel jewellery and labour. No additional costs for the standard procedure.
150 RON Jewellery and labour included
The procedure is performed with sterile instruments, and the price includes the initial jewellery and labour.
Clear from the start.
Before the procedure, the inner cartilage fold, tissue thickness and suitable positioning are evaluated.
Refined. Interior. Distinct.
Positioning in the upper fold of the ear creates a discreet accent, but special enough to transform the entire ear styling.
Inside the ear.
It is made in the cartilage fold above the tragus, in a curved and well-defined area.
Elegant shapes.
After healing, you can choose curved barbells, hoops, or models with crystals.
Easy to personalise.
Can be worn minimalist or integrated into a complex ear piercing composition.
An interior detail. A sophisticated effect.
Positioning is chosen based on the inner fold shape, cartilage thickness and available space.
After the area stabilises, you can opt for a curved barbell, a fine hoop, or jewellery with a crystal.
How it is done
A clear process, from anatomy evaluation to healing recommendations.
Consultation.
We evaluate the cartilage fold and establish the suitable position.
Preparation.
The area is cleaned, disinfected, and marked before the procedure.
Piercing.
The piercing is performed with sterile instruments and individual consumables.
Aftercare
You receive instructions for cleaning and changing the jewellery.
Rook Piercing made according to anatomy.
The Rook piercing is made in the upper inner fold of the ear cartilage, above the tragus.
The thickness of the cartilage, the depth of the fold, and the available space influence the positioning and type of suitable jewellery.
Rook Jewellery
For this type of piercing, curved barbells or hoops are frequently used, chosen according to anatomy and initial inflammation.
After the area stabilises, the jewellery can be changed to a finer model, a minimalist hoop, or a piece with crystals.
Healing of the Rook Piercing
The indicative period is about 2 months, but complete cartilage healing can take between 3 and 6 months.
During this time, it is important to avoid pressure, sleeping on the side with the piercing, and premature jewellery changes.
Rook Piercing, near Unirii Square.
2nd Face Tattoo & Body Piercing is located in the COCOR Store, basement, B-dul I.C. Brătianu 29–33, Sector 3, Bucharest.
An appointment is required for piercing, made up to two days in advance.
Careful. Consistent.
Healing also depends on how the area is cared for after the procedure.
What you should do.
- Clean the area twice a day with sterile saline solution.
- Wash your hands before touching the piercing.
- Dry the area by gentle dabbing.
- Respect the recommended period before changing the jewellery.
- Contact the studio for persistent irritation; for fever, increasing pain, or purulent discharge, seek medical evaluation.
What you should avoid.
- Do not rotate or forcibly move the jewellery.
- Do not use alcohol, spirits, or hydrogen peroxide.
- Do not sleep on the side with the piercing.
- Avoid headphones and objects that press on the area.
- Don't change the jewellery too early.
Questions about the Rook Piercing.
Essential information before booking.
How much does a Rook Piercing cost?
The price is 150 RON and includes the initial jewellery and labour.
What is the minimum age?
The minimum age is 16 years. Identification is required.
How much is the labour with the client's jewellery?
Labour is 150 RON if the jewellery is suitable for the procedure.
How long does healing take?
The indicative period is about 2 months, and complete healing can take between 3 and 6 months.
Is it painful?
Discomfort is usually brief and bearable, but sensitivity varies from person to person.
Can I change the jewellery before healing?
Premature changing is not recommended as it can irritate the cartilage and delay healing.
Is an appointment necessary?
Yes. An appointment is necessary to confirm availability and assess ear anatomy.
See also related pages.
Information about ear piercings, jewellery, healing, and care.
Complete list of procedures.
See the pagePiercing through the outer cartilage.
See the pagePositioning at the front of the helix.
See the pagePiercing in the inner fold of the ear.
See the pageTragus Piercing.
See the pagePositioning opposite the tragus.
See the pagePiercing in the central area of the ear.
See the pageTwo piercings and a barbell.
See the pagePiercing in the flat area of the cartilage.
See the pagePositions and procedures.
See the pageSurgical steel and other materials.
See the pageShapes and sizes.
See the pageThickness, length and diameter.
See the pageProper care, step by step.
See the pageIndicative healing times.
See the pageSituations where the piercing needs reevaluation.
See the pageBooking, age and healing information.
See the pageRules applicable to minors.
See the pageNostril piercing.
See the pagePiercing through the septum.
See the pageOral tongue piercing.
See the pageProcedure and aftercare instructions.
See the pageAddress, phone and WhatsApp.
See the pageHow we assess a Rook Piercing.
The fold must allow a stable positioning.
Influences the angle and type of jewellery.
The jewellery must sit without unnecessary pressure.
The curved barbell must be correctly sized.
Sleeping on that side can irritate the cartilage.
Progressive pain or significant swelling should be checked.
Important: The anatomy of the inner fold varies from person to person. The Rook piercing is performed only if the area offers enough cartilage and space for the jewellery.
A discreet accent. A sophisticated style.
Book your Rook Piercing at 2nd Face Tattoo & Body Piercing, in the COCOR Store, Unirii Square, Bucharest.
