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Simply because the jewellery is the same size as the piercing, therefore the hole in the tissue is plugged and prevented from bleeding.If the jewellery were smaller than the actual piercing then the piercings would in fact bleed.

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When you get your ears pierced, the needle creates a small hole in the earlobe or cartilage. Bleeding is minimal because the blood vessels in the earlobe are small and can easily clot to stop the bleeding. Plus, piercers are trained to pierce in a way that minimizes bleeding.

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