Ashley lip stud

New

The Ashley Double Drop – Moonstone

£19.90

Double Drop, now in soft moonstone glow.

Finish Natural Titanium
Post length 8mm
Choose your set
3 studs = 30% off + free gift. A Clear Retainer Pack (worth £9.90) is added to your bag automatically.
  • Implant grade titanium
  • Kind to teeth and gums
  • Free UK delivery over £29
Material
ASTM F136 titanium (Ti-6Al-4V ELI)
Finish
Natural Titanium
Closure
Internally threaded
Back
Flat disc
Gauge
16G (1.2mm)
Post length
8mm
Placement
Ashley, center of the lower lip
Delivery
Tracked, ships within 2 business days
The piece

Double Drop, now in soft moonstone glow. The Ashley Double Drop – Moonstone sets a small clear stone above a larger round moonstone-effect stone, on a flat back post made for the Ashley lip piercing. The same shape, with a pop of color right at the center of your smile. The moonstone shade is also the June birthstone color, which makes it an easy, personal gift.

Same promises as everything we make, built around what people actually worry about with lip jewelry.

It is real titanium, and we can prove it. Solid implant grade titanium (ASTM F136, Grade 23), nickel free in composition. Every production batch ships with its own mill certificate, and you can ask for yours anytime. The material professional studios trust, chosen for people whose skin reacts to cheaper metals.

The size is made for a lip, not an ear. A 16G (1.2mm) post with a low, flat disc back that stays comfortable against your teeth and gums. Choose 6, 8 or 10mm depending on how healed you are. Not sure? The size guide sorts it in under a minute.

Set with care, mirror polished. Each stone is hand set and inspected before it ships, in your choice of natural silver titanium or warm gold PVD that keeps its color.

Ships tracked, hygiene sealed, in ready to gift packaging.

Size and fit

Every post is 16G (1.2mm), the standard for a lip. You only choose the length.

6mmFully healed, thinner lip. The flattest, closest look.
8mmThe most common fit for a healed Ashley.
10mmStill a little swelling, or the back presses in. Size down later.

Changing your top

Internally threaded. Hold the flat disc behind your lip so the post cannot spin, unscrew the top counter clockwise, then screw the new one on clockwise until snug. Do not over tighten.

Change your jewelry only once your piercing is fully healed. Step by step guide

Material and care

Solid implant grade titanium, ASTM F136 (Ti-6Al-4V ELI), nickel free in composition and mirror polished. Gold finishes are PVD coated. Rinse with saline or mild soap and water, pat dry.

About our titanium

Shipping and returns

Free UK delivery on orders over £29, otherwise £3.95. Every order ships within 2 business days, fully tracked.

Unworn studs in their sealed packaging can be returned within 30 days. Every piece is covered by a 2 year warranty against defects.

Size guide

Finding your Ashley fit

The right length is what makes your Ashley sit flat and comfortable instead of tight, or tapping your teeth.

6mmHealed and you want the flattest look. If your current post has a gap or wobbles, size down to this.
8mmThe most common choice. Everyday comfort with a low profile once healed.
10mmRoom for a little swelling, or if the flat back presses into your lip.

Fresh piercing?

Keep the longer starter post your piercer gave you while there is swelling. They will downsize you after about 2 to 4 weeks.

Measure what you wear

Unscrew the top and measure the straight bar between the flat back and where the top sits, in millimetres.

Still unsure? Start with 8mm, the most common fit, or take the 30 second size finder.

Complete your set

Pair it with

Black November: 20% off any 2 studs. 30% off any 3, plus a free Clear Retainer Pack.

BestsellerThe Ashley Trinity

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The Ashley Heart

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The Ashley Double Drop

Double Drop

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Made for the center of your smile

Implant grade titanium, made only for the Ashley

Real titanium
Real titanium
No green skin
No green skin
Made for your lip
Made for your lip
The center of your smile
The center of your smile
Easy to change
Easy to change
Ships in a gift box
Ships in a gift box
Nickel free
Nickel free
Everyday low profile
Everyday low profile

Good questions

Before you choose

Which length should I choose?

Most healed Ashleys wear 8mm. Pick 6mm if your current post has a gap or wobbles, 10mm if the flat back presses in or you still have a little swelling. The size guide above takes a minute.

Will it react with sensitive skin?

The post is solid ASTM F136 implant grade titanium, nickel free in composition. It is the material professional piercers trust for sensitive skin.

Will it rub my teeth or gums?

The back is a smooth, low flat disc instead of a ball. With the right length it rests flush and stays still, which is what protects your teeth and gums.

Can I wear it on a fresh piercing?

Keep the starter post your piercer gave you until they downsize it, usually after 2 to 4 weeks. Change jewelry only once your Ashley is healed.

How does the Duo offer work?

Add any 2 studs to your bag and 20% comes off automatically at checkout. Add 3 or more and it goes up to 30%, with a free Clear Retainer Pack. Mix styles, finishes and lengths.

Little details.
Personal stories.

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Emily Carter

A little detail with plenty of personality

I wanted something more interesting than a plain stud, but still quite delicate. The butterfly gives me that little bit of personality without taking over my whole look.

Emily Carter

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Sophie Clarke

Cute even with a casual outfit

I was after a piece that would still look lovely with a sweatshirt and no makeup. The butterfly adds just enough detail to make my piercing feel more personal.

Sophie Clarke

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Maya Bennett

Playful but still subtle

I wanted a piece with a recognizable shape, and the heart felt right. It's a cute detail that works with the relaxed style I usually go for.

Maya Bennett

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Megan Hall

More detail without a dramatic change

I wasn't looking for anything huge, just something different from my usual single stone. Trinity gives me that extra detail while keeping the look quite understated.

Megan Hall

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Chloe Parker

A lovely change from my usual stud

I had worn a round stone for ages and fancied something different. The clover has a little more character, but still looks delicate on my lip.

Chloe Parker

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Jasmine Wright

A star instead of my usual stone

I wanted something that felt a little more personal than a round gem. The star gives me that change without making the rest of my jewelry look mismatched.

Jasmine Wright

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Olivia Bennett

Exactly my kind of sparkle

I usually go for simple jewellery, so the star felt like a nice change. It has enough detail to catch my eye without looking over the top.

Olivia Bennett

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Amelia Watson

A small change that feels fresh

I wanted to refresh my look without changing all my jewellery. The clover gives my piercing a different feel, and I really like the little details.

Amelia Watson

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Zoe Williams

A bit more personality

The butterfly was the first design that really caught my attention. I wanted something playful, and this feels like a small detail that makes the look my own.

Zoe Williams

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Brianna Johnson

A new look for my piercing

I wanted to move on from the plain gem I'd been wearing. Trinity adds a little more detail, but still feels easy to style with my silver pieces.

Brianna Johnson

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Hannah Brooks

Sweet without being too much

I was worried a heart might look a bit childish, but the small shape feels really subtle. It adds something playful while still fitting my everyday style.

Hannah Brooks

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Lauren Phillips

A lovely detail in the mirror

I wanted something I would enjoy noticing when getting ready. The star shape gives me that little moment of sparkle without needing a full face of makeup.

Lauren Phillips

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Grace Mitchell

Simple was the right choice

I kept coming back to the plain disc after looking at all the sparkly options. I like how clean it looks, especially with my other silver jewellery.

Grace Mitchell

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Isabella Foster

Such a pretty little accent

I liked the celestial shape because it felt different from my usual jewelry. It adds a bit of sparkle to a natural look without feeling too dressed up.

Isabella Foster

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Erin Walsh

Lovely little details

The clover stood out because it wasn't the same round shape I always choose. I like having something a bit different without going for a much larger piece.

Erin Walsh

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Stephanie King

More sparkle, still my style

I wanted a little more detail than a single gem, but nothing dramatic. The three stone shape feels like a nice step up from my usual look.

Stephanie King

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Sophia Reynolds

The detail makes it special

I tend to wear gold jewelry, and this shape felt a little more interesting than another round gem. It gives my piercing a more intentional, finished look.

Sophia Reynolds

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Abigail Turner

A little heart felt right

I kept choosing plain round jewelry and wanted something with more personality. This heart still feels subtle, so it was an easy way to try a different style.

Abigail Turner

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Lily Thompson

Just the look I was after

I wanted a small sparkle rather than a statement piece. The solitaire suits that perfectly for me, and I like how easily it goes with a simple outfit.

Lily Thompson

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Jessica Walker

Works with my everyday look

I mostly wear casual clothes, but I still like a little sparkle. The round gem adds that finishing touch without making my whole look feel too fancy.

Jessica Walker

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Holly Jenkins

A little butterfly was worth trying

I wasn't sure whether I'd prefer a plain stone, but the butterfly felt more fun. I like the small detail it adds to a very casual look.

Holly Jenkins

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Gabriella Ross

A little gold detail

I wanted something that would match my other gold jewelry but still have a different shape. The star feels like a nice addition rather than more of the same.

Gabriella Ross

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Ava Collins

Small, but definitely noticeable

The star adds a cute detail without being the first thing you see. That balance was exactly what I wanted when choosing something for my lip.

Ava Collins

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Charlotte Evans

Subtle was exactly what I wanted

I prefer jewellery that adds a little something rather than makes a big statement. This style feels easy to pair with the pieces I already wear.

Charlotte Evans

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Madison Hayes

A nice upgrade from one stone

I wanted to switch things up after wearing a plain gem for so long. The three stone design feels a little more dressed up without looking too busy.

Madison Hayes

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Ruby Scott

A little star suits me

I've always liked star jewellery, so this felt like a natural choice. It makes my piercing feel more like part of my style rather than just a plain stud.

Ruby Scott

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Ella Morgan

Sometimes a classic is best

I looked at a few different shapes, but a round gem felt most like me. I love the simple look and how it adds a little brightness.

Ella Morgan

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Mia Anderson

My kind of minimal

Most of my jewelry is gold, and I wanted my lip piece to fit in with that. The simple disc gives me a coordinated look without adding another stone.

Mia Anderson

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Natalie Reed

Clean and understated

I thought I wanted a bigger gem, but the plain disc won me over. I like the simple look, especially when I'm already wearing earrings and a necklace.

Natalie Reed

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Danielle Price

Different from another round stone

I was ready for a change but didn't want anything too bold. The clover shape gives me something new while still fitting the simple silver jewelry I wear.

Danielle Price

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Victoria James

Gold was the right choice for me

I usually reach for gold earrings, so I wanted the same feel for my lip jewellery. The celestial design brings the whole look together nicely.

Victoria James

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Ashley Wilson

A little sparkle is enough

I didn't want a complicated shape or a big statement piece. A single gem was exactly what I had in mind, and it fits my style really well.

Ashley Wilson

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Aisha Robinson

A lovely finishing touch

I like keeping my jewellery coordinated rather than wearing lots of different styles. This design adds a little interest while still working with the gold pieces I already own.

Aisha Robinson

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Lucy Martin

Delicate with a bit of character

I was torn between a plain stone and something more decorative. I'm glad I went for the butterfly because the little shape gives the look a bit more personality.

Lucy Martin

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Rachel Adams

Pretty with a natural look

I don't wear much makeup during the day, but I still wanted something that felt put together. The round gem adds a small touch of sparkle.

Rachel Adams

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Emma Lewis

Less detail suited me better

I tried to picture a few different shapes on my lip and kept coming back to this one. The plain disc feels more like my usual style.

Emma Lewis

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Katie Green

A small detail I really like

I wasn't after a complete change of look. I just wanted a different shape, and this little star adds enough interest while still feeling quite simple.

Katie Green

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Nicole Baker

Cute without being too flashy

I like jewelry with a little personality, but I don't always want something bold. This star feels like a good middle ground for my everyday style.

Nicole Baker

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Sarah Cooper

Fits the jewellery I already wear

Most of my pieces are silver, so I wanted something that would work alongside them. The star adds a new shape without changing the overall feel.

Sarah Cooper

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Bethany Hughes

A classic little sparkle

I spent ages looking at different motifs, then realised I preferred the simple round gem. It gives me the look I wanted without any extra detail.

Bethany Hughes

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Kayla Morris

Simple suits me

I wanted something that would go with whatever I was wearing. The single gem feels versatile, and I like that it doesn't compete with my earrings.

Kayla Morris

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Rebecca Wood

A sweet little change

I usually choose very plain jewellery, so the heart was a slightly different choice for me. It still feels understated, which was what made me pick it.

Rebecca Wood

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Leah Stewart

Something a little more personal

I wanted a shape I actually connected with rather than another basic stud. The heart gives the look a softer feel without being too much.

Leah Stewart

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Olivia Richardson

Just enough shine

I love a bit of sparkle, but I wanted to keep the look simple. A single stone felt like the best choice for the jewelry I already wear.

Olivia Richardson

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Naomi Edwards

A fresh look with my silver pieces

I already have plenty of simple silver jewelry, so I wanted a more interesting shape. The celestial design gives me a change while keeping everything coordinated.

Naomi Edwards

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Layla Campbell

A pretty addition to my gold jewellery

I wanted a new motif without switching away from gold. The clover feels delicate and gives me something different from the round stones I normally wear.

Layla Campbell

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Alice Harrison

A change without going too bold

I wanted my piercing to feel a bit more styled rather than completely different. Trinity gives me a decorative shape while still fitting my preference for silver jewellery.

Alice Harrison

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Claire Nelson

The shape made the difference

I'd been wearing a round stone and wanted to switch things up. A star felt like an easy change that still worked with the rest of my look.

Claire Nelson

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Molly Davies

Plain can still feel special

I wasn't looking for another sparkly piece because I already wear quite a few. The gold disc adds something simple and helps keep the whole look balanced.

Molly Davies

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Brooke Taylor

Cute in a subtle way

I liked the butterfly because it felt playful without being a big statement. It's the kind of little detail I enjoy adding to otherwise simple outfits.

Brooke Taylor

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Paige Fletcher

The simple option won me over

I nearly chose a more decorative design, but the disc felt closer to my style. I like how understated it looks alongside the other jewellery I wear.

Paige Fletcher

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Amber Lawson

A bit more dressed up

I wanted something that felt a little special without saving it for a particular occasion. The three stone design gives me that extra detail in a small shape.

Amber Lawson

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Maria Ellis

A lovely alternative to a round gem

I fancied something different, but didn't want to completely change my style. The celestial shape adds a little personality while still fitting my usual silver jewellery.

Maria Ellis

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Eleanor Mason

The star caught my eye

I've always liked little star details, so this was the design I kept returning to. It feels more personal to me than choosing another plain round stud.

Eleanor Mason

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Chelsea Roberts

A little detail that feels like me

I wanted something fun without going for a huge piece. The star shape fits my style and gives my piercing a different feel from the gem I had before.

Chelsea Roberts

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Priya Shah

A sweet addition to my collection

I mostly wear gold jewellery and wanted a motif that would fit in naturally. The heart brings a softer detail without changing the overall look I like.

Priya Shah

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Alexis Miller

A classic with a little shine

I kept comparing different shapes, but a round gem felt like the one I'd reach for most. It looks simple enough to pair with my everyday jewelry.

Alexis Miller

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Gemma Hill

Something different from my usual choice

I normally go straight for a single stone, so the clover was a nice change. I like the extra detail while keeping the familiar silver look.

Gemma Hill

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Vanessa Moore

Just a small finishing touch

I wanted something that would fit with my gold earrings rather than stand out on its own. The round gem gives me a little sparkle without looking too busy.

Vanessa Moore

Jewellery photo accompanying the review by Freya Spencer

Simple enough for my everyday style

I tend to wear the same few pieces of jewellery, so I wanted something easy to coordinate. The solitaire feels like a natural addition to that collection.

Freya Spencer