Positive Piercing & Fine Jewelry is a full-service piercing studio and jewelry retailer located in Oklahoma City's Midtown district, specializing in body piercing performed by certified piercers and offering an in-house jewelry collection for both fresh piercings and fashion wear.
The shop operates as a dual-function space: a sterile piercing studio where licensed professionals perform piercings across ear, facial, and body locations, and a retail showroom stocked with fine jewelry, including gold, titanium, and surgical steel pieces. Unlike mall kiosks or general jewelry stores that offer piercing as a secondary service, Positive Piercing treats piercing as a specialized craft, with dedicated equipment, trained staff, and aftercare support. The studio maintains single-use, autoclave-sterilized needle protocols and works exclusively with implant-grade materials for fresh piercings.
Piercing services are priced by location rather than a flat rate. Ear piercings (lobe, helix, tragus) typically start at $30 to $50 per piercing; facial piercings (septum, nostril, lip) run $40 to $60; and specialized body piercings (navel, nipple, genital) cost $60 to $100. Jewelry is sold separately, with starter pieces for fresh piercings priced between $20 and $80 depending on material and design. The studio carries mid-range fine jewelry ($80 to $300) alongside higher-end pieces in 14k gold and custom titanium. Initial consultation is free and includes piercing placement discussion and jewelry selection. Call ahead to confirm current pricing, as materials and labor costs shift seasonally.
Oklahoma City has two primary piercing contexts: chain mall piercers (typically found in Quail Springs Mall and Penn Square Mall) and independent studios. Mall piercers charge $15 to $35 per piercing but use gun-based methods, which are faster but carry higher infection risk and cannot be used on cartilage safely. Positive Piercing uses needle piercing exclusively, a slower but more precise method standard in professional studios. Another Oklahoma City alternative is Twisted Fate Tattoo, which offers piercing as an ancillary service to its core tattoo business; piercers there are skilled but the studio's primary focus is tattoo work, whereas Positive Piercing's entire operation centers on piercing and jewelry curation. Choose Positive Piercing if aftercare and custom jewelry sourcing matter to you; choose a mall piercer only if cost is the sole priority and you accept higher complication risk.
Positive Piercing serves clients seeking professional-grade piercing with minimal infection risk, first-time piercers who need guidance on placement and jewelry, people with sensitive skin or metal allergies who require implant-grade titanium, and those building a curated piercing collection across multiple sessions. It is less suited to walk-in, budget-conscious customers expecting piercing under $20 or those seeking immediate ear piercing during a mall visit. The studio does not perform surface or dermal implants, which require specialized training beyond standard body piercing.
Call or visit to schedule a consultation, which takes 15 to 30 minutes. During the appointment, a piercer will discuss placement, answer questions about healing time (ear piercings heal in 6 to 8 weeks; cartilage takes 4 to 12 months), review aftercare instructions, and select jewelry from the shop's stock or allow you to bring an implant-grade piece you own. The piercing itself takes 5 to 10 minutes per placement. You will receive written aftercare instructions covering cleaning, activities to avoid, and warning signs of infection. Most clients schedule a follow-up two weeks after piercing to check healing progress and potentially downsize jewelry.
Positive Piercing is located in the Midtown district and operates by appointment Tuesday through Saturday; specific hours should be confirmed by phone or website, as appointment availability varies. Street parking is available in Midtown, and the studio is walkable from nearby restaurants and retail. The studio is not wheelchair-accessible; call ahead if access is a concern.
Positive Piercing fills a gap between unsafe convenience and tattoo-shop afterthought, earning its position by treating piercing as a skilled practice rather than an upsell.
