A closer look at your spider web rook hoop
The spider web is a fixed polished openwork motif with small areas of negative space running through the design. That gives it plenty of detail without turning it into one solid block of gold inside the rook.
There is no spider attached to this design. Pair the web with a bat, ghost, coffin or plain gold elsewhere in the ear, or wear it on its own as the one seasonal detail.
1. Why you’ll love it
The open web gives the rook a clear spooky-season detail, but its cut-out structure keeps the look lighter than a solid charm. The fixed motif stays close to the hoop, so there is no dangling movement inside the ear.
It works for Halloween, gothic-inspired stacks or year-round styling when a spider web is already part of your usual look.
2. Solid gold, never plated
Both the spider web and the hoop are made from genuine 14ct solid gold, not a gold coating over another metal. It’s nickel-free and handmade to order for a fully healed rook piercing.
- Yellow gold for a warmer autumn feel
- White gold for a cooler, sharper look
- Rose gold for a softer contrast
The spider web is a fixed polished openwork solid-gold motif with negative space and no spider attached. It has no gemstones, prongs or dangling parts.
3. Choose your rook fit
Rook sizing can vary quite a bit from ear to ear, so the easiest reference is a rook hoop you already know fits comfortably.
- 5mm: the closest fit in this range
- 6mm: a little more room and a useful middle option
- 7mm: more clearance if your rook is thicker or you prefer a slightly more open look
If you already wear a rook hoop, measure straight across the inside of the ring and choose the same inner diameter.
For wire thickness, match your current jewellery: 18G = 1.0mm or 20G = 0.8mm. If you’re not sure what you currently wear, your piercer can check it for you.
This hoop is for a traditional rook piercing rather than a faux rook.
4. How to wear it
This spider web hoop is made for a fully healed rook piercing.
To open it, gently twist the two ends sideways in opposite directions rather than pulling them apart. Guide one end through the piercing, then twist the hoop back into alignment.
Rotate the hoop until the web sits where you like it. Rook anatomy and piercing angles vary, so the motif may sit a little differently from ear to ear. If it feels difficult to fit, a piercer can help.
5. What’s included
Your spider web rook hoop is handmade to order and packed with:
- One Spider Web 14ct Solid Gold Rook Hoop
- STEPOY jewellery box
- STEPOY gift bag
- Thank-you card