Dolphin piercing
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Template:Infobox Piercing A Dolphin is a Prince Albert piercing attached to another, deeper Prince Albert piercing. It is usually done with a curved barbell used as jewelry. Its name comes from the appearance of the jewelry "diving" through the surface of the skin.
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http://wiki.bmezine.com/index.php/Dolphin Dolphin - BME Encyclopedia
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