An anti-tragus piercing sits on a small part ... A rook sits just above the tragus. Rook piercings are placed vertically on the piece of cartilage in the upper inside of the ear.

Helix and tragus piercings are ... Follow the anti-helix round from the snug to the other end of the cartilage rim and this is where you find a rook piercing. You can rock this piercing with ...

That's the anti-tragus piercing. Like the tragus, the anti-tragus is a cartilage piercing, and like a rook piercing, Isaacs says it is often done with a curved barbell to fit the shape of the ear.

But one of the most unusual (yet chicest) alternatives is the rook. Located above the tragus, next to the anti-helix, the rook is usually held by a simple ring or curved bar and gives a subtle, ...

Whether it's your rook, tragus, helix, industrial, conch, or anti-tragus, the truth is, there are more types of cartilage piercings than we can keep track of. And that doesn't even account for all ...

A rook ear piercing goes through the antihelix on the ear, which is the folded piece of cartilage in the inner ear that sits just above the tragus. A snug ear piercing is also known as an anti ...

We've kissed goodbye to more traditional, symmetrical piercings and started experimenting with piercing different parts of the ear like the tragus, helix, daith, rook, conch and more. We're also ...

These days, people have upwards of five in one ear, including tragus, anti-tragus, helix, daith, rook, conch and more. If you’re contemplating more—we always are—and don’t know the name of ...

The rook is an upper ear piercing and it's not nearly as common as the tragus piercing. It can be totally versatile, depending on what jewelry you choose to wear, and it's in such an unusual ...