Re: QUESTION: Labial piercing and ring gauge

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Quiet Voice) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> Greetings:
> 
> I have one of those questions that is probably easily solved by
> someone "in the know" but a perplexing quandry to the uninitated.

So why not become "in the know"? Some basic research could answer
several of your questions about gauge, placement, etc.
> 
> In the book "The Story of O", the main character recieves a labial
> piercing that involves a sort of ID disk attached to the end of a
> small chain which is then anchored to a ring pierced thru her labia.

> My question is: how does one make such a think work in reality?
> 
> In other words, is there piercing jewelry that can be used to
> accomplish this?
> 
> The only genital piercing jewelry that I have ever seen aren't
> complete rings, but rather open "captive bead" type rings. I suppose a
> chain could be slipped over the ring before the bead was put in
> place.....but it seems that would make the anchor ring asymetrical and
> the chain would get hung up on the bead. Furthermore, the bead/rign
> would hardly be a permanent attachment.

If you're looking for a ring that doesn't have beads or other parts
for a chain to snag on, you might want to try a seamless ring, like
this:

http://www.tribalectic.com/s-custom.asp?SType=Seamless+Ring&MainType=Rings&Material=Stainless+Steel+%28Primary%29


You might also want to research weighted and chastity labia piercings,
which seem to have some elements in common with what you're
describing. This experience seems to be relevant:

http://www.bmezine.com/pierce/10-female/inner/990821/innlabia.html

Research (www.bmezine.com is a good place to start) and talking to
your piercer are probably the best ways to get your questions
answered.

Cylence