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Local NewsMay 12, 2024
PHOTOS: Inkings & piercings & haircuts, oh my
Story and photos by Liesbeth Powers Moscow-Pullman Daily News
Lillian Szumlas, 13, of Pullman, looks at her two new cartilage piercings in a hand mirror at the new piercing studio Wednesday, April 17, at Blood Diamond Ink in Pullman.
Lillian Szumlas, 13, of Pullman, looks at her two new cartilage piercings in a hand mirror at the new piercing studio Wednesday, April 17, at Blood Diamond Ink in Pullman.Liesbeth Powers
Blood Diamond Ink co-owner Sara Peltier, left, talks through piercings with Lillian Szumlas, 13, of Pullman, while Washington State University student Nate Trahan sits in the barber chair to discuss a haircut with Diamond’s Edge Barbershop ownerBroooke Moore next door in the new expanded space of the tattoo shop, Wednesday, April 17, in Pullman.
Blood Diamond Ink co-owner Sara Peltier, left, talks through piercings with Lillian Szumlas, 13, of Pullman, while Washington State University student Nate Trahan sits in the barber chair to discuss a haircut with Diamond’s Edge Barbershop ownerBroooke Moore next door in the new expanded space of the tattoo shop, Wednesday, April 17, in Pullman.Liesbeth Powers
Eli Kastner, a Washington State University student, receives a haircut from barber Brooke Moore at the new expansion of Blood Diamond Ink that houses Diamond’s Edge Barbershop Friday, Feb. 23, in Pullman.
Eli Kastner, a Washington State University student, receives a haircut from barber Brooke Moore at the new expansion of Blood Diamond Ink that houses Diamond’s Edge Barbershop Friday, Feb. 23, in Pullman.Liesbeth Powers
Lee Fleming, left, of Pullman, and Jake McLean, of Lewiston, lay in tattoo chairs as Blood Diamond Ink tattoo artist Sarah Bailey, center, and co-owner Chris Peltier, right, work on their body art on Friday, Feb 23.
Lee Fleming, left, of Pullman, and Jake McLean, of Lewiston, lay in tattoo chairs as Blood Diamond Ink tattoo artist Sarah Bailey, center, and co-owner Chris Peltier, right, work on their body art on Friday, Feb 23.Liesbeth Powers
Ink colors for areola reconstruction tattooing sit in the private tattoo space housed at the Blood Diamond Ink expansion next door to the tattoo shop Wednesday, April 17, in Pullman.
Ink colors for areola reconstruction tattooing sit in the private tattoo space housed at the Blood Diamond Ink expansion next door to the tattoo shop Wednesday, April 17, in Pullman.Liesbeth Powers
Tattoo artist Sarah Bailey works on new ink for Lee Fleming, of Pullman, at Blood Diamond Ink on Friday, Feb. 23.
Tattoo artist Sarah Bailey works on new ink for Lee Fleming, of Pullman, at Blood Diamond Ink on Friday, Feb. 23.Liesbeth Powers
Blood Diamond Ink piercer Jon Slichter switches out Washington State University student Harley Sofie’s lobe jewelry to a longer length to aid with healing at the new piercing studio space next door to the tattoo shop Wednesday, April 17, in Pullman.
Blood Diamond Ink piercer Jon Slichter switches out Washington State University student Harley Sofie’s lobe jewelry to a longer length to aid with healing at the new piercing studio space next door to the tattoo shop Wednesday, April 17, in Pullman.Liesbeth Powers

PULLMAN — A spinning barber pole and spidery red lettering on the windows of Blood Diamond Ink’s new expansion lead guests into a space dedicated to piercings, haircuts and private medical tattooing.

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The new entrance is located just to the left of the tattoo studio’s original entrance, where body art big and small continues to be created.

Blood Diamond Ink co-owners Sara and Chris Peltier embarked on the move in the fall, and plan to officially mark the expansion of their business with a grand opening celebration later this summer.

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