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Body Jewellery seen as an increasing form of Body Art
Body Jewellery seen as an increasing form of Body Art
“Wearing a piece of body jewellery is often a better alternative for those people who want to stand out from the crowd but may not want the permanency of something like a tattoo” says Peter the Director of Elanora Australia, one of Australia’s recognised and leading wholesalers of body jewellery.
“With a piercing and an attractive piece of body jewellery to compliment it, you have the opportunity to decide that if you don’t want to wear it, you don’t have to and if you look back in five years
Woolgoolga,
Iowa,
Australia
(prbd.net)
07/02/2011
“Wearing a piece of body jewellery is often a better alternative for those people who want to stand out from the crowd but may not want the permanency of something like a tattoo” says Peter the Director of Elanora Australia, one of Australia’s recognised and leading wholesalers of body jewellery.
“With a piercing and an attractive piece of body jewellery to compliment it, you have the opportunity to decide that if you don’t want to wear it, you don’t have to and if you look back in five years and decide it was a phase, then you can permanently remove it and have the piercing heal and return in most circumstances to absolute normal.” Peter says.
“At Elanora Australia we sell wholesale body jewellery to retailers throughout Australia. By talking to our retailers we have discovered that body jewellery is still a top seller and it isn’t just the young ones who are wearing it.” “We provide a huge range of body jewellery from belly dancing wear to bracelets and pendants, however the body piercing range proves to be popular and an easy sale item for retailers who choose to stock it.”
“With over 20 years in sourcing and wholesaling body jewellery, I have witnessed an increase of interest in the piercing range specifically. I believe that this is due to the fact that it is no longer considered taboo by many and it doesn’t create such a shock value to the general population like it once used to.” Peter says.
“Of course there are those always wanting to push the boundaries and step outside the box, however across the board in a general prospective more and more people are recognizing that they can wear a piece of body jewellery without being the freak in the street. It can also be hidden if desired yet retain the mystery and individualism that the person was wanting in the first place.” Peter continued.
“To me, this is evidence that suggests it is no longer the teenager going through a stage who wants to wear body jewellery and openly explains the increase in our body jewellery sales largely over the past 5 years, especially through our website www.elanora.biz.” he discloses.
“Overall, I believe that we are far more accepting in 2011 of those who choose to wear their personality on the outside.” Peter concludes.
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