About your spider web conch ring
The openwork spider web sits along the visible outer section of the ring, creating a detailed Halloween motif through the middle of your ear stack without the weight of a solid charm. Its cut-out spaces let the ear show through the design, keeping the overall look lighter and easier to layer.
Pair it with a bat, ghost, coffin or crescent moon for a fuller spooky stack, or wear it beside plain gold if you want just one seasonal detail. The motif is a web only, with no spider included. We’ll make each ring to order in the gold colour, gauge and size you choose.
1. Why you’ll love it
The openwork web gives you a clear Halloween and gothic detail without using stones, enamel or a dangling charm. Because part of the motif is made from negative space, it feels lighter than a fully solid seasonal shape while still being easy to recognise.
It works for spooky season, gothic or witchy styling, or year-round if spider-web motifs are already part of your look. There is no spider in the design.
2. Solid gold, never plated
The spider web and ring are both made from genuine 14ct solid gold, rather than a gold coating over another metal. It’s nickel-free and handmade to order for a fully healed conch piercing.
- Yellow gold for a warmer autumn feel
- White gold for a cooler, sharper look
- Rose gold for a softer contrast
The motif is a fixed polished openwork spider web with no gemstones, prongs, dangling parts or attached spider. The cut-out spaces are part of the design rather than missing material or damage.
3. Choose your conch fit
Conch sizing is mainly about how far your piercing sits from the outer edge of your ear. The ring needs enough room to travel from the piercing, around the cartilage and past the outer rim without pressing into the ear.
- 9mm — a very close option for conch piercings positioned relatively near the outer rim, with less cartilage to clear
- 10mm — a close fit for some placements sitting nearer the outer edge
- 11mm — gives a little more room where the piercing sits further into the conch
- 12mm — allows more clearance for deeper placements or thicker cartilage
- 13mm — offers the most room in this range for piercings sitting further inward or for a more open ring look
Every ear is different, so these are starting points rather than fixed sizing rules. If you already have a conch ring that fits comfortably, measure straight across its inside edge and choose the same inner diameter.
For wire thickness, choose the gauge that matches your current conch jewellery: 16G = 1.2mm or 18G = 1.0mm. If you are unsure which gauge you currently wear, check with your piercer before ordering rather than choosing by appearance alone.
4. How to wear it
This seamless spider web ring is made for a fully healed conch piercing.
Gently twist the two ends sideways in opposite directions. Try not to pull them straight apart, as that can change the shape of the ring. Hold the ring itself rather than using the spider web as a handle.
Guide one end through the piercing, twist the ends back into alignment, then rotate the ring until the web sits where you like it. Because a conch ring needs to pass around the outer edge of the ear, fitting can feel a little less straightforward than a small lobe or helix hoop. If it feels difficult, a professional piercer can help fit it safely.
5. Ready to gift
We’ll make your spider web conch ring to order in the size, gauge and gold colour you choose, then pack it ready to keep or give.
- One Spider Web 14ct Solid Gold Conch Ring
- Fixed polished openwork spider-web motif
- No spider attached to the design
- Your selected yellow, white or rose gold
- Your selected 16G or 18G gauge
- Your selected 9–13mm inner diameter
- STEPOY jewellery box
- STEPOY gift bag
- Thank-you card