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While not common (or in common usage), a '''J-bar''', is a [[Curved barbell|curved barbell]] with a more acute curve on the lower end, forming a "J"-like shape. This type of jewelry is most commonly used on [[Navel piercing|navel piercings]] because it positions a decorative lower bead more appropriately than a standard curved barbell in many cases. Some wearers have also found J-bars to assist in the healing of navel piercings because the shape prohibits some of the back-and-forth movement of a traditional curved barbell. | |||
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* [[ | * [[Navel Piercing]] | ||
* [[Curved Barbell]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 06:07, 17 September 2023
' While not common (or in common usage), a J-bar, is a curved barbell with a more acute curve on the lower end, forming a "J"-like shape. This type of jewelry is most commonly used on navel piercings because it positions a decorative lower bead more appropriately than a standard curved barbell in many cases. Some wearers have also found J-bars to assist in the healing of navel piercings because the shape prohibits some of the back-and-forth movement of a traditional curved barbell.
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