Abstract: A finding used with dangle jewelry with a decorative jewel element configured to attach to a flesh tunnel or an orifice formed in an earlobe. The finding includes a single, thin rigid wire with two longitudinally aligned posts formed on opposite ends configured for insertion into the opposite ends of the flesh tunnel or orifice. The sections of the wire adjacent to the posts form earlobe extending sections that extend downward over the opposite surfaces of the earlobe. Formed below the earlobe extending sections is a compression ring with two side elements on opposite sides of the finding's longitudinal axis. Each side element is integral with the earlobe extending section located on the opposite side of the earlobe. When the two side elements are forced inward the two posts located are forced apart allowing the finding to be easily attached or detached from the flesh tunnel or orifice.

Abstract: A finding used with dangle jewelry configured to attach to a flesh tunnel with a center bore inserted into a body part. The finding includes a continuous, single wire shaped and bent forming two longitudinally aligned post configured to be inserted into the opposite end openings of a center bore. The sections of the wire located inward and adjacent to the posts form an earlobe extending section that extends downward over the front and rear surfaces of the earlobe. Formed centrally on the wire is a compression ring includes two opposite side elements located on opposite sides of the finding's longitudinal axis when attached to the flesh tunnel. Each side element is integral with a leg formed on the opposite side of the earlobe. A decorative jewelry element attaches to the compression ring. During use, the user presses the two side elements inward which force the posts apart to allow the dangle jewelry to be easily attached or detached from the flesh tunnel.