Spacers

Spacers

For stretchers, discover our collection of plugs, tunnels and wideners

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  1. Tunnel Steel Gilded Pink | Itc

    Tunnel Steel Gilded Pink | Itc

    RFTN.
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  2. Tunnel Steel Gold Rose Double Shoulder unscrewable | Itc

    Tunnel Steel Gold Rose Double Shoulder unscrewable | Itc

    RJD120.
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  3. Pack of 10 Horn and Bone plugs | Itc.

    Pack of 10 Horn and Bone plugs | Itc.

    X180.
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  4. Set of 10 Acrylic Extenders Various sizes and colors | Itc

    Set of 10 Acrylic Extenders Various sizes and colors | Itc

    X189.
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  5. Tunnel Steel Gilded Fine Gold Unscrewable | Itc

    Tunnel Steel Gilded Fine Gold Unscrewable | Itc

    PFTN.
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  6. Lot of Flexible Silicone Tunnels with Colorful Strass Mix | Itc

    Lot of Flexible Silicone Tunnels with Colorful Strass Mix | Itc

    X513.
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  7. Tunnel Steel Gilded Fine Gold Double Shoulder | Itc

    Tunnel Steel Gilded Fine Gold Double Shoulder | Itc

    PJD120.
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    Colorful Acrylic Plug | Itc

    Colorful Acrylic Plug | Itc

    PMA.
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  9. Gold-plated Creole Style Pendant Treated Steel for Tunnel Pattern 3 Propellers | Itc

    Gold-plated Creole Style Pendant Treated Steel for Tunnel Pattern 3 Propellers | Itc

    PU166.
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  10. Gold-plated Creole style Pendant Steel for Tunnel motif 5 Hélices | Itc

    Gold-plated Creole style Pendant Steel for Tunnel motif 5 Hélices | Itc

    PU167.
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  11. Gold-plated Creole style Pendant Steel for Tunnel Losange pattern | Itc

    Gold-plated Creole style Pendant Steel for Tunnel Losange pattern | Itc

    PU168.
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  12. Créole style gold-plated steel pendant for Tunnel motif Flocon | Itc

    Créole style gold-plated steel pendant for Tunnel motif Flocon | Itc

    PU170.
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Stretching jewellery is among the essentials of stretching: it lets you work the style (solid or hollow) while adapting to different diameters. In this ITC Piercing category you will find a complete selection: plugs, tunnels, expanders and stretching jewellery sets for resale and studio equipment.
 
 Offering reliable stretching jewellery means framing the practice of stretching seriously. By mastering materials, sizes and finishes, you secure the client's journey while showcasing your expertise. Stretching cannot be improvised. It is accompanied.


 
 How to choose stretching jewellery according to use and stretching stage?

 To advise your clients properly (or build a coherent display), start from the use:
 Plugs: "solid" jewellery, perfect for a massive, stable look once the lobe is stretched. They come in several shapes and materials (steel, wood, acrylic, silicone).
 Tunnels: the same idea as the plug, but hollow, often chosen for a more "open" look (and to play with pendants/rings). To be kept for healed lobes.
 Expanders: useful to support the change of size and ease insertion (depending on working habits). ITC offers models in wood, acrylic or steel in particular.


 
 Why add stretching jewellery to your professional offer?

 Stretching jewellery is mainly used to gradually enlarge an existing piercing, especially at the lobe. This practice requires suitable equipment, precise intermediate sizes and a controlled progression.
 
 By offering different ranges of stretching jewellery — surgical steel, titanium, acrylic, silicone or organic — you let your clientele choose according to their healing stage and their comfort. For active stretching phases, smooth, sterilisable materials are preferred. For stabilised sizes, more aesthetic materials find their place.
 
 This category can naturally be linked to the taper section, where you find the accessories dedicated to gradual stretching. Creating this internal link helps guide the piercer towards complementary solutions suited to each step of the process.


 
 How to choose stretching jewellery suited to the stretch?

 Professional stretching jewellery is selected according to several criteria: precise diameter, perfectly polished surface, absence of rough edges and optimal skin tolerance. The gradualness of sizes is essential. Moving too quickly from one diameter to another increases the risk of complications.
 
 Titanium remains a reference for sensitive skin. 316L surgical steel offers robustness and ease of sterilisation. Acrylic or silicone models should be kept for already-stabilised piercings.
 
 As a professional, offering personalised support during the sale of stretching jewellery strengthens your expert positioning. You are not simply selling a piece of jewellery. You are framing a technical practice.


 
 Why offer a complete range of stretching jewellery in the studio?

 The stretching market relies on loyalty. A client who starts at 2 mm will come back regularly to progress. By structuring your range of stretching jewellery in coherent steps, you make follow-up easier.
 
 Linking this category to the piercing jewellery section also lets you offer tunnels, plugs or decorative accessories once the size is stabilised. This strategy naturally increases the average basket.
 
 Highlighting your expertise in hygiene, technical advice and controlled progression turns stretching jewellery into a high-added-value product. You become a reference, not just a reseller.
 
 Stretching jewellery thus fits into a complete professional logic: suitable equipment, support, rigorous hygiene and bridges to the taper and aftercare categories. A structured offer strengthens your image as a body-piercing expert.


 
 FAQ – Stretching jewellery

 What is the difference between stretching jewellery and a taper?

 The stretching piece is the worn jewellery. The taper often refers to the tool used to gradually enlarge the diameter.

 
 At what pace should a stretch be enlarged?

 Progression must be slow and supervised. A delay of several weeks between each size is recommended.

 
 Which aftercare products should you offer with stretching jewellery?

 Gentle soap and a cleaning kit. You can also offer oily products, such as petroleum jelly, to ease the insertion of the jewellery.