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Piercing shops in North Carolina

Hairpin turns on Grandfather Mountain, North Carolina
Photo: Thomson200 / CC0 / Wikimedia Commons

Searching for a piercing shop near you in North Carolina? We list 27 studios across 15 towns and city in the state. 7 of them are confirmed to pierce, and 20 are marked unconfirmed until we can check them. The most listings are in Greensboro, Boone and Charlotte.

Use the map, the near-me button or the city guides below to find a studio, then check its details page for the address, phone number and where our information came from.

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    Map 漏 OpenStreetMap contributors.

    City guides

    All piercing shops in North Carolina

    Asheville

    Boone

    Bostic

    Candler

    Chapel Hill

    Charlotte

    Clayton

    Garner

    Goldsboro

    Greensboro

    Manns Harbor

    Mooresville

    Mount Airy

    New Bern

    Raleigh

    Frequently asked questions

    How many piercing shops are there in North Carolina?

    We list 27 piercing studios in North Carolina: 3 confirmed by a licence record or map data, 4 confirmed on the shop's website and 20 unconfirmed.

    Which cities in North Carolina have the most piercing shops?

    In our directory: Greensboro (6); Boone (4); Charlotte (4).

    How do I find a piercer near me in North Carolina?

    Press 'Find piercing shops near me' to list the closest studios to where you are, or open a city guide. Always call the studio to check opening hours and which piercings they offer.

    What do the 'confirmed' and 'unconfirmed' labels mean?

    'Piercing confirmed' means piercing is shown in an official licence record or the shop is tagged as a piercing studio in OpenStreetMap. 'Confirmed on shop website' means the shop's own website mentions piercing services. 'Unconfirmed' means the business name suggests piercing, but we have not confirmed that piercing is offered, so please call ahead.

    What should I look for in a piercing studio?

    Look for a clean studio with an autoclave and single-use needles (not a piercing gun for body piercings), implant-grade jewelry such as ASTM F136 titanium, a clear aftercare plan and a piercer who is happy to answer questions. Many experienced piercers belong to the Association of Professional Piercers (APP).