It’s not commonly used in fine jewelry, but Niessing ... anyone with a body piercing should use surgical stainless steel to avoid an allergic reaction.

If you have a nickel allergy, here’s what you need to know. 1. The only truly nickel-free jewelry is made with 100 percent pure metals, like stainless steel, platinum, or gold. 2. Clear nail ...

Experts say heat and sweat can trigger problems with metal jewelry, especially alloys ... Blomdahl uses “the highest grade of stainless steel, covered with a ceramic coating on top that we ...

“My favorite hypoallergenic jewelry is surgical stainless steel,” says Jaliman ... “If you suffer from metallic allergies opt for jewelry made of pure unalloyed biocompatible metal ...

While surgical stainless steel is low-allergy, it does contain small traces ... can also peel off over time,” says Dr. Factor. Gold jewelry will likely be more expensive than titanium or ...

So, while gold jewelry can trigger an allergic reaction ... You can also prevent a skin reaction by wearing stainless steel or titanium. Another tip is to switch out metal watchbands for those ...

To get to the bottom of it, Bustle reached out to a few jewelry ... plated stainless steel that, while not surgical-grade, is nickel-free according to the manufacturer. In fact, one allergy ...