FAQ

Do you accept Returns and Exchanges?

EARRINGS- 
Earrings are sent in sealed packaging for hygienic safety. 
Once opened or removed from this packaging earrings are absolutely NO LONGER RETURNABLE or EXCHANGEABLE.



OTHER JEWELRY 
Please contact us within 7 days of receiving your item if you need to return or exchange any jewelry. Items must be returned within 14 days of delivery in new/unworn condition along with the original box. 

We reserve the right to refuse any product that is suspect to being worn or returned damaged because of improper packaging during shipping.

 Shipping costs are non refundable. 
Any return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer.

Is your jewelry hypoallergenic?

While our jewelry works fine for most people, we do not guarantee anything to be hypoallergenic. Everyone is different and there is no way for us to know if a certain individual will or will not have an allergic reaction to a piece of jewelry. Some people can wear any type of metal out there and whereas others even have issues with 14k gold. If you have sensitive ears copper and brass are not recommended. It is the buyers responsibility to know if they have any sensitivities to certain metals. We will not take returns on earrings because of a metal allergy/sensitivity. Once opened and worn they are no longer returnable.

Why are there different Post Lengths?

There really is no perfect one size fits all with earring posts and there isn’t a post length that's considered “standard”. Just like with clothing and shoes we all wear different sizes. People have all different thicknesses of ears & also depending on the location on the ear where someone plans to wear it, different posts fit better. In general, 7/16" is usually a good size for most. 1/2" is more of an oversized post for people that find a lot of earrings too tight and 3/8" works well for piercings where you don't want a lot of excess post sticking out, like along the top of the ear. Although it can work for regular lobe piercings for some people, others find it too tight. Measuring a pair you currently own is the best way to find out.

Is you metal non-tarnishing?

It’s possible for any metals, including copper, brass or sterling silver to tarnish. Gold filled metal is much more tarnish resistant but in rare cases can still tarnish. It’s completely normal for Copper and Brass to darken much quicker than silver or gold filled. Never use peroxide to clean gold fill as this will make it turn black. We will not take returns on jewelry due to tarnishing as this is normal for these metals. Detailed care and cleaning instructions are sent with each order. Copper and brass jewelry orders will include a polishing cloth that easily removes any tarnish or discoloration.

Will it discolor my skin?

In rare cases any metal out there can discolor skin. Some people may be fine with every metal out there while others even have sensitivity’s to gold. This all depends on different body chemistry, as well as humidity and cosmetic products that may react with different metals. Copper and brass are more likely to leave gray/green discoloration on the skin. This is harmless and can simply be washed off.

Sales/Discounts?

Sales and discounts do not combine. Only one discount will be applied to each order. The largest discount will override any smaller sales discount.

When will my order ship?

All jewelry is made to order. Please check our current production time provided in each listing. The estimated shipping time is 4-7 days (once shipped) but not guaranteed. Shipping upgrades are also available at checkout.

 International Orders- The shipping times vary, and can take between 2-8 weeks. Any customs fees are the buyers responsibility.

Jewelry Care

Sterling Silver, Copper and Brass used in our jewelry are left natural and are not plated or sealed. It’s completely normal for these metals to darken and take on a more rustic look - especially brass and copper. Many people love these metals because they darken, but if the rustic look is not your style, most jewelry made with copper and brass will include a polishing cloth that easily removes any tarnish. With these metals some people (depending on different body chemistry) may be more prone to having discoloration against the skin.  This is harmless and can simply be washed off.

Gold-filled jewelry - Gold filled metal is a layer of pressure bonded 14k gold over brass and is 100x thicker than gold plated and is much more tarnish resistant than brass/copper/silver.

It’s rare for gold filled metals to tarnish or cause irritation. If they need to be cleaned, using just soap and water is ok. Polishing cloths or jewelry cleaners should be used minimally on gold filled jewelry.

Patina Care

Patina is only a surface treatment. It is sealed with wax, but over time it is possible for it to fade, usually on areas that are against the skin. If your patina starts to look dull, a tiny amount vaseline can be rubbed with a cloth or paper towel and will make the color appear darker. *Do not use the polishing cloths or anything

abrasive on pieces with patina.

To prevent all types of jewelry from tarnishing-

•Avoid wearing jewelry in the shower/swimming

•Keep jewelry in a sealed plastic bag when not wearing.

•Clean your jewelry often - especially earrings!

•DO NOT use peroxide to sanitize earrings!  It can be

corrosive and ruin the surface and cause horrible discoloration.

Cleaning your jewelry with just soap and water is fine but will not remove tarnish. To remove tarnish from a piece we recommend using a jewelry polishing cloth or liquid jewelry cleaners. For gold filled metals only use soap and water or cleaners meant for gold filled jewelry, nothing else. Silver, copper and brass pieces that have a brushed finish can also be cleaned with any abrasive type cleaner (like bar keepers friend) and a scrubby or toothbrush. For polished finishes any type of liquid metal/jewelry cleaner and a cloth should work as well.To clean earrings- place the polishing cloth on a hard surface and rub the earrings against it.  Don't try and hold both the earring and cloth in your hands and scrub them. This won't create enough pressure to wipe off the discoloration.