Dolphin

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Dolphin
Dolphin
Killer Whale

A Dolphin piercing is where a Prince Albert piercing is attached to another, deeper Prince Albert. Named by Jon Cobb, this piercing is most commonly done using a curved barbell, giving the appearance of the jewelry diving through the surface of the skin, hence the name.

People who have had this piercing performed report that it provides deep urethral stimulation during intercourse, and that those who really don't enjoy sounding or other types of play wherein the urethra is stimulated deep within the shaft may find this piercing to be "too much".

Alternate Names

Killer Whale
a local term in Perth, Western Australia for an extremely deep Dolphin piercing (50mm and more) first coined by Adzy Shotgun of Steel Candy Body Piercing (now defunct).

See Also

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