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I understand the triangle and square plugs aren't good but what if you started with a square piercing or a triangle piercing? Would it stretch using those shaped plugs the same way a circular piercing stretches? Just curious and was thinking about it after reading this.

I think the most dense metal commonly used in jewelry is platinum. Gold is right below it followed by tungsten, lead, mercury and silver. As far as rocks, marble is really dense and heavy. I think a meteorite would be the heaviest because of it's iron content. It would be pretty cool to have a plug ...

The dry riverbed plugs are my favorite. They look really cryptic and reminds me of those stories where they find the shape of Mother Mary in some wood or toast or a stain on the wall. I like the wood ones that have more grain and unique swirls in them.

Those are pretty cool. Do they have any other musical notes besides the treble clef? Is black the only color they have? I'm sure I'd put them on backwards every once in a while trying to figure out which part and which side to go in first.

I like the lava ones and the orange/brown but man, they are expensive. I guess I'll have to save up for them. I actually think they all look cool. I'd probably spend minutes staring at them in the mirror.