Meghan Bachman <h1>Eyelets and Tunnels for Stretched Earlobes</h1> <h2>Hollow Silver, Stone, Wood and more</h2> <p>We have an great selection of eyelets and tunnels for the stretched earlobe community. We strive to keep all sizes in stock, from the very small and dainty to the 1 inch and over set. Earlobe stretching is a traditional adornment that is practiced all over the world, from Africa to Borneo, indiginous people's have been rocking stretched lobes for centuries.</p> <p>If you're currently stretching your lobes, or "gauging" them as the kids say these days, we recommend that you stick to using glass or steel since these materials are non-porous and won't damage or tear your flesh. But once you're all healed up, let 'er rip and start wearing whatever you want - we're here to help you with that!</p> 2008-11-02T17:18:56-08:00 eyelets-tunnels 671492 2008-11-02T17:18:56-08:00 75562 2008-11-22T17:58:28-08:00 <notextile> <h1>Eyelets and Tunnels for Stretched Earlobes</h1> <h2>Hollow Silver, Stone, Wood and more</h2> <p>We have an great selection of eyelets and tunnels for the stretched earlobe community. We strive to keep all sizes in stock, from the very small and dainty to the 1 inch and over set. Earlobe stretching is a traditional adornment that is practiced all over the world, from Africa to Borneo, indiginous people's have been rocking stretched lobes for centuries.</p> <p>If you're currently stretching your lobes, or "gauging" them as the kids say these days, we recommend that you stick to using glass or steel since these materials are non-porous and won't damage or tear your flesh. But once you're all healed up, let 'er rip and start wearing whatever you want - we're here to help you with that!</p> </notextile>