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This is about as niche piercing nerd as it gets; a photo of a chaotic workstation so disorganized that you can barely tell what's going on and I'm geeked to be able to share it. 

Before body jewelry options included gold pizza slices with pepperoni gems (1) and other highly expensive options that, were they tattoo designs, would almost certainly be seen on boardwalk signs at beach tattoo shops/bong stores your options were pretty much gold, and stainless steel. 

Top right corner of the picture you can see a dish of beads, balls, and large gauge jewelry blanks. 

The Silver Anchor- named after Sailor Sid Diller's private tattoo & piercing studio - operated out of rural/retirement community Florida, with the jewelry itself being manufactured in a double wide trailer out back of the main office. This photo was taken somewhere around 1988. 


1. I'm never giving up on this one. Ever. 


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