Titanium F136 vs Pure Titanium: The Perfect Combination; A Blend of Niobium and Titanium F136 Introduction: Discovering the Perfect Combination In the Body Piercing industry, quality and safety are essential aspects for enthusiasts of this form of personal expression. There are various material options for piercings, such as silver, steel, and different types of titanium. However, among all these alternatives, Titanium F136 and Niobium stand out for their biocompatibility and safety for the human body. One of the trending accessories in the world of piercing is chains, as they stylishly comple ..read more

The importance of downsizing our body jewelry. In every new piercing, we will start by using a longer bar, because, like any wound, our skin will have an inflammatory reaction. To facilitate the process of assimilating the jewelry into our body and promoting healing, the idea is to have enough space for this process so that it doesn’t reach a limit. Some areas may become quite inflamed, almost immediately, but this inflammation can decrease quite rapidly over the following days. On the other hand, some areas may not appear inflamed initially, but after a couple of days or weeks, they may exper ..read more

In the field of piercing jewelry, the choice of manufacturing material is fundamental. At Tremun Piercing, we are ardent advocates of Titanium F136 and this article is intended to demonstrate the scientific and technical basis of this decision. We invite you to dive with us into this in-depth analysis on why “Titanium is better than Steel”. Chemical Properties: The Inherent Strength of Titanium F136 vs Steel The excellence of Titanium F136 is based on its outstanding resistance and biocompatibility. Endorsed by ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) and ISO (International Organizati ..read more