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Rowan

Nurse-performed ear piercing studios and hypoallergenic earring sales for families and adults in the US

New York, United Statesheyrowan.comWebsite technologies

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  • 9 Nov 2026 Publishing · Restarted publishing: 12 blog or news posts in 30 days heyrowan.com

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About Rowan

Rowan, Inc. runs ear piercing studios where every piercing is performed by a licensed nurse, and sells hypoallergenic earrings made from 14K gold, 24K gold, sterling silver, titanium and platinum. The company describes piercing as a medical procedure and follows a clinical piercing standard developed with a medical advisory board of plastic surgery, dental and pediatric physicians.

Its customers are people getting their ears pierced, including babies, children and adults, along with shoppers of its jewelry, which is sold through its online store and in studios. Revenue comes from piercing services and jewelry sales. The company states that its adverse reaction outcome rate is less than 1%, against an industry average of 30%.

Rowan was founded by Louisa Schneider, Founder & CEO, and is headquartered in New York. It is hiring for studio roles, mainly store managers, retail store associates and piercing studio nurses, and says it recruits in New York, Boston, Chicago and more than 100 cities nationwide.

Product: Nurse-performed ear piercing in studios, plus hypoallergenic earrings and jewelry sold online and in studios.

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