Reverse Belly Button Rings

Reverse belly button rings - feel the difference!

Reverse belly button rings are to be inserted upwards from the bottom of the piercing and the dangle hangs down over the navel.

They can have either dangling charms or a curved bar with lots of gems on it - this is a classic style reverse navel ring.

From afar it looks as if a captive bead ring has been inserted - it creates an illusion of a full ring.In fact, it's better than a full ring - it doesn't project too far away from navel, thus reducing the likelihood of catching to something.

In this picture you can see my wife's reverse gold belly button ring - I took this picture at the Coral Beach. You see - it really looks like a full ring although it isn't.

Reverse belly button rings have a totally different concept to common belly rings because the centre of the piece of jewelry sits above the navel instead of its center.

Have a look at them - you'll find beautifully designed ones - I assure you!

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