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The term '''collarbone piercing''' is generally used to refer to [[Surface piercings|surface piercings]] parallel to the collarbone. It can also refer to a [[Clavicle piercing|clavicle piercing]], which is an advanced piercing that passes beneath the collarbone.
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Latest revision as of 01:54, 17 September 2023

The term collarbone piercing is generally used to refer to surface piercings parallel to the collarbone. It can also refer to a clavicle piercing, which is an advanced piercing that passes beneath the collarbone.