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Catalog Bodyvision.Pdf Innovation, Style and Class Established in 1996, Body Vision Los Angeles is the world’s leading manufacturer of precious metal body jewelry. As you flip through these pages, you’ll find the most beautiful and complete collection of this jewelry yet assembled. Table of Contents • Basics 3 • Nostril Screws/Nails 4 • Ends 9 • Labret/Lip 12 • Industrial Bars and Fittings 13 Navel Section • Exotics 14 • Classics 18 • Accents and Clusters 22 • Arctic Light 23 • Flowers 24 • Slinkys 28 • Hollywood Nights 30 • Candy Opals 31 • Dangles 32 • Animalitos 33 • Lovers 34 • Rings 35 • Nipples 36 • Ears 38 • Charms/Eyes 39 • Custom/Traditional jewelry 40 • Under the Hood 40 • Displays 41 • Services 42 • Ordering 43 Items may be enlaged to show detail body vision Make a Statement intro alice | 99-9999 888.991.BODY | www.bodyvision.net | [email protected] Beautiful Basics Craftsmanship and attention to detail sure to delight! captive / fixed bead rings hollow bead rings rings 3 or 4mm beads 02 - gauge / id 02-gauge / id 00 - gauge / id seamless rings segment rings disk back labrets 43 -gauge / id 47 - gauge / id 44 - gauge / id barbells curved barbells circular barbell 41 - gauge / id 40 -gauge / id 42 - gauge / id captive beads discs and spikes disc back shafts discs - 10-0022 / size 17-68 / size spikes - 10-0079 06-0023 / size threaded beads shafts body vision Make a Statement circular barbell shaft: barbell shafts: j shaft, c shaft: curved barbell shaft: 10-68 / size 49 - gauge / id 48 - gauge / id 46 - gauge / id 46 - gauge / id basics Our Basics are Beautiful! Available in Any Size and Any Gauge! 14k Yellow, White and Rose Gold | 18k Yellow and White Gold | 22k Yellow and 24k Gold | Platinum Gold Classics Body Vision Nostril Screws Are: Screw Types Available in any length Available in any Gauge 14k 18k 22k Available in 14k, 18k - 22k Gold and Platinum (most styles) Available straight or prebent to your specifications straight shaft prebent Available in Yellow, White or Rose Gold Available as Push Pins (Push in Barbells)(Prefix - 18 - Sku) yellow white rose Handmade, handset, handpolished and perfectly cupped pushpin ALWAYS SUPER LOW PROFILE The Choice is Clear - Body Vision - Make a Statement! Prong Setting 1.25mm 1.50mm 1.75mm 2.00mm 2.25mm 2.50mm 3.00mm 3.50mm 4.00mm 5.00mm 6.00mm 7.00mm 08-2125 08-2150 08-2175 08-2200 08-2225 08-2250 08-2300 08-2350 08-2400 08-2500 08-2600 08-2700 Bezel Setting 1.00mm 1.25mm 1.50mm 1.75mm 2.00mm 2.50mm 3.00mm 3.50mm 4.00mm 4.50mm 5.00mm 6.00mm 08-1100 08-1125 08-1150 08-1175 08-1200 08-1250 08-1300 08-1350 08-1400 08-1450 08-1500 08-1600 Cup (Cabachon) Setting Milgrain Setting 2.00mm 3.00mm 4.00mm 5.00mm 6.00mm 3.00mm 4.00mm 08-3200 08-3300 08-3400 08-3500 08-3600 08-0067a 08-0067b Two Prong Setting Three Prong Setting 2.00mm 3.00mm 2.00mm 3.00mm 4.00mm 08-0213a 08-0213b 08-0410a 08-0410b 08-0410c Trinity Prong Cluster Trinity Bezel Cluster 1.00mm 1.25mm 1.50mm 2.00mm 2.50mm 1.25mm 1.50mm 1.75mm 2.00mm 2.50mm with dangle 08-0082a 08-0082b 08-0082c 08-0082d 08-0082e 08-0010 08-0011 08-0012 08-0013 08-0013c 08-0013b nostrils screws/nails Trinity Cab Cluster Quad Bezel Cluster 2.00mm 3.00mm 1.25mm 1.50mm 2.00mm 2x2mm w 2x1.25mm 08-0047a 08-0047b 08-0148a 08-0148b 08-0148c 08-0016 Hundreds of Gemstone Choices including Gorgeous Diamonds and Colored Diamonds Beads and Disks Tiny Ball Ball Half Dome 3 Bead Cluster Tiny Disc Disc 08-0001 08-0020 08-0009 08-0003 08-0021 08-0022 1.00 - 1.80mm 2.00 - 3.00mm All Sizes All Sizes 1.00 - 2.50mm 2.60 - 6.00mm 4 bead cluster 5 bead circle 6 bead triangle 7 bead flower 9 bead symbol 08-0004 08-0232 08-0129 08-0087 08-0231 all sizes all sizes all sizes 4.00mm & 6.00 mm all sizes Shapes triangle spike square pyramid moon cross sun peace sign ohm melody spiral 08-0100 08-0079 08-0126 08-0091 08-0101 08-0208 08-0209 08-0105 08-0338 all sizes all sizes 3.20mm all sizes all sizes 6.00mm 6.00mm 8.00mm 6.00mm tiny puff star medium puff star tiny star medium star large star tiny puff heart medium puff heart tiny heart medium heart large heart 08-0073 08-0084 08-0005 08-0006 08-0007 08-0090 08-0144 08-0002 08-0008 08-0666 4.00mm 6.00mm 3.50mm 4.60mm 7.80mm 3.00mm 5.00mm 3.50mm 5.00mm 7.00mm anhk teardrop curly trim swoosh local pride brass knuckle captive bead ring throw star iron cross 08-0102 08-0110 08-0123 08-0206 08-0230 08-0210 08-0240 08-0062 08-0203 6x4mm all sizes 6x3.5mm 5.5x3.5mm 6.50mm 5x7mm any size 4.50mm 5.80mm greenback mudflap chic bunny lightening bolt alphabet script alphabet block square dot celtic knot 08-0233 08-0015 08-0112 08-0069 08-0202 08-0201 08-0045d 08-0322 5x3mm 7.50mm 7x5mm 8x2.5mm 5.80mm 3.60mm 2.50mm Slip Ons slip onto nostril screws medium star large star medium heart large heart iron cross 91-0006 91-0007 91-0008 91-0666 91-0203 4.60mm 7.80mm 5.0mm 7.00mm 5.80mm 1.25mm 1.50mm 1.75mm 2.00mm 2.50mm with dangle 08-0010 08-0011 08-0012 08-0013 08-0013c 08-0013b Retainers, Pinchers, Rings and Circulars nostrils screws/nails septum retainer evans retainer septum pincher septum cicular nostril ring 08-0054 08-0233 08-0064 07-0018 36-0006 all sizes all sizes all sizes all sizes bezel pictured here leave center piece in for work! use any threaded ends use your favorite captive Flowers 1 Flowers 2 Body Vision - Dream in Color! d. a b c d e a. f g h i j e. k l m n o p b. f. q r s t u v c. g. 4.50mm - 08-0033 w x y z aa ab 5.00mm - 08-0039 6.00mm - 08-0040 7.00mm - 08-0041 The gem flowers pictured here just scratch the surface of the virtually limiltess color combinations that are possible! 5.00mm - 08-0034 | 6.00mm - 08-0035 | 7.00mm - 08-0036 Flowery Things a. b. a. b. a. b. a. b. a. b. a. b. loppy flower rose flat daisy hibiscus buttercup flower 11 08-0055 08-0097 08-0030 08-0029 08-0028 08-0288 5.50mm 6.00mm 5.50mm 6.00mm 6.00mm 6.00mm slip ons a. b. c. carnelian | amethyst | garnet a. b. a. b. a. b. slip on 91-0098 bead cluster dragonflies butterflies nostril screw 08-1150 08-0087 08-0027 08-0026 slip ons with gem centers 5.5mm | 16tmm 7x5.50mm 6x5.00mm These beautiful hand carved flowers slip onto your favorite gem, bead or disc nostril screw! Look for other “Slip Ons” in this section. Nostril Nails 2.00mm cup 1.50mm prong flower 1 bezel tri bezel cluster loopy flower flower 2 3.00mm cup 2.00mm cup 1.50mm bezel 2.00mm cup tiny star 88-3200 88-2150 4.50mm 1.25mm 88-0010 88-0055 88-0034 88-3300 88-3200 88-1150 88-3200 88-0005 88-0033 88-1125 It’s a ring! It’s a nostril screw! Comfortable to wear and great looking! Virtually any threaded end or nostril screw can be nailed. 18k flower 1 rose gold 2.00mm cup most popular design! Snap in segment provides ease of use, superior quality, and longevity 4.50mm hibiscus 88-3200 nostril nail disc 08-0033 88-0029 88-0021 Gem Settings a. b. c. a. b. a. b. a. b. princess prong princess bezel square cab marquise prong trillion bezel with 7 bead 08-0092 08-0088 08-0239 08-0081 08-0094 08-0207 2.00mm and up 2.00mm and up 5.00mm and up 3.50mm and up 3.50mm and up 5.50mm a. b. paisley harlequin harlequin round harlequin square harlequin large harlequin pear harlequin kerry diamond gem knuckle 08-0120 08-0095 08-0237 08-0204 08-0205 08-0236 08-0223 08-0210 4.6x2.8mm 5.0x2.5mm 4.50mm 5.00mm 7mm 6x4mm 9mm 5x7.5mm a. b. c. a. b. a. b. triangle cluster square cluster round cluster single swirl double swirl bezel with 3 bead 08-0214 08-0215 08-0216 08-0060 08-0061 08-0046 6.00mm 6.00mm 6.00mm 4.30mm 7x2.5mm 1.50mm bezel and up 1.00mm beads and up a. b. c. a. b. a. b. round illusion rectangle illusion square illusion triangle illusion heart illusion marquise illusion 08-0212 08-0096 08-0045 08-0235 08-0122 08-0048 4.50mm 4x2.5mm 3.00mm 3.50mm 4.00mm 4x2mm a. b. concentric star concentric circle channel contour heart of paul puffy heart with gem 08-0117 08-0118 08-0032 08-0113 08-0078 08-0114 6.00mm 6.30mm 8x2.3mm 2.00 wide and up 4.50mm and up 5.00mm a. b. a. flush b. pave saucer tiny star with gem medium star with gem large star with gems puffy star with gem 08-0103 08-0005 08-0006 08-0007 08-0084 4.50mm 3.50mm 4.60mm 7.80mm 6.00mm threexbez fourxbez pear teardrop nostril cuff sun with bezel gem moon 08-0018 08-0044 08-0110p 08-0113 08-0339 08-0091 1.50mm bezel and up 1.50mm bezel and up any size any size 5.00mm all sizes 1.00mm beads and up 1.00mm beads and up Segment Rings a.
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