10 Unconventional Piercings And Their Names

The Dahlia piercing is also called as the Joker piercing (guess why). This piercing can be painful and a little dangerous if your guy is inexperienced.

This piercing is done right below the tongue. Surprisingly, this piercing doesn't really hurt or bleed a lot. Want to try it?

This piercing is done to highlight the area above the hipbone but because of their location, valleys take slightly longer on average to heal than hip piercings, and the risk of migration or rejection is about on par with piercings meant for corsetry.

This piercing is achieved by piercing through the soft palate between the tonsils. Uvula piercings have a high risk of failure, most people get a gag reflex but this piercing has found a major audience with people getting it done all over the world.

As the name suggests, this is what the piercing does. The piercings are created either by gradually placing a cone-shaped taper into the ear and pushing it through a little more each day, or by having larger-sized tunnels placed into a pierced ear every few weeks to slowly widen the hole. Once the holes stretch past 1.5cm in diameter, the earlobe will never spring back to its original shape.

You guessed it right. In bridge piercing you pierce, well, the bridge of your nose. A piercing on the bridge of your nose is generally very painful but with proper care, you'll be fine!

Depending on where you get it pierced, it can be painful but if you can carry off this edgy look, you couldn't look better!

The piercings are placed right above the lips. Generally this piercing doesn't hurt more than any other average piercing.

Canine bites are like angel bites and snake bites together. It can be a little difficult to pull off this look.

Honestly, this piercing is really scary. People get this piercing on other parts of their body too. I found one guy who got this zipper pierced under his eyes! If you can handle this look, go for it. It's just not for everyone.