Buddy ~ Sterling Silver Dog Ear Studs

Before Using Any Jewelry Or Accessories:

• Use rubbing alcohol to sterilize the part of the item that will pierce the skin.

• Make sure that your item doesn't have any tarnish (i.e. oxidation) on it before you wear it, as it can irritate your skin.

Caring For Your Accessories:

• Avoid placing heavy items on top of your accessories, which can cause deformation.

• Store your accessories properly. Keep them away from direct sunlight.

• Clean your accessories when they get dirty, with mild soap and water, by hand. Rinse them thoroughly and allow them to air dry.

• If it's made of metal, you can use a jewelry cleaning cloth (not polishing cloth) to remove any dirt or tarnish.

• Some accessories are not water-resistant, so avoid getting them wet. If you're going to swim or take a shower, remove the accessory first.

• Handle your accessories with care. Don't twist, pull or bend them as this can cause them to break or lose their shape. Gently remove them.

• Keep your accessories away from hairspray, perfumes, and other chemicals that can tarnish or discolor.

• Excessive heat can damage your accessories, especially those made from plastic. Avoid leaving them in direct sunlight or near heat sources such as hair dryers or flat irons.

• Store your accessories in a dry, cool place to prevent them from rusting or becoming damaged. You can use a small pouch or a jewelry box to keep them organized.

Caring For Your Jewelry:

• After wearing your jewelry, take it off and wipe it clean with a soft cloth to remove perspiration and lotion residue.

• Even if you don't wear your jewelry often, you should clean it at least once a month. This is because, except for precious metals, all metals will oxidize on their own when exposed to oxygen and moisture in the air. Oxidation can also be caused by everyday things like perfumes, sweat, body oils, deodorants, makeup, and body lotions.

• To keep your jewelry in pristine condition, you should not use hand lotion or sunscreen while wearing it. Also, remember to apply hairspray and any other necessary cosmetics before donning jewelry.

• Prevent your jewelry from tarnishing from perspiration by always removing it before getting in a workout.

• Before entering a chlorinated pool or hot tub, remove all jewelry.

• In order to preserve your jewelry, soak it. Put some mild soap into warm water in a small basin. Create suds by stirring. Add a SINGLE piece of jewelry and let it sit in the solution for five to ten minutes. Then clean it up a bit. Use a cotton swab or a baby toothbrush with very soft bristles to carefully clean the jewelry, paying special attention to the tiny crevices where dirt can hide. After that, give it a good, long rinse. Finish the process by completely drying it out.

• To restore the jewelry’s brilliance, buff it using a jewelry cleaning cloth (not polishing cloth).

• You should exercise a little more caution while handling jewelry with precious or semiprecious stones. Avoid using water that is too hot, as this could dislodge any glue holding the stones in place. Also, make sure that when you are throwing out the water, there are no dislodged precious or semiprecious stones in the water.

• Gold-plated jewelry can be damaged by silver polish, toothpaste, harsh chemical cleaners, and abrasive scrub brushes.

• It is not recommended that you use an ultrasonic machine to clean your jewelry, as this can loosen gemstones, glue or gold plating.

• Maintain appropriate care for your jewelry, especially gold-plated jewelry. You should put it in your jewelry box and possibly cover it in a soft towel before putting it away. Anti-tarnish bags are now available for purchase to protect your jewelry from oxidation and discoloration.

• If you plan on bringing a lot of jewelry with you on your trip, put them in different bags to prevent the pieces from scratching each other.

• You should have your jewelry checked and cleaned by a professional every six months to a year to really get your gold and gemstones to gleam. A professional jeweler can not only clean your gold-plated jewelry but also tighten any loose settings, thus preventing any stones from falling out. Jewelry that has lost its gold plating can sometimes be replated by a jeweler.

• You are advised not to clean your jewelry at home if the item is particularly valuable to you, or you are unsure of the material.

Our jewelry box, made from high-quality recycled kraft paper, is stylish and attractive. Its sleek and elegant design complements any jewelry piece, making it an excellent presentation option for gifts for all occasions.

The jewelry box also features a sturdy design that does not cave in, even when accidentally stepped on or subjected to rough handling.

The easy-to-peel brand logo additionally makes the jewelry box reusable for appropriate use, making it an excellent choice for conscious consumers who value sustainability.

Furthermore, our bubble mailer envelopes are made from high-quality recycled kraft paper and corn-based plastic that are 100% compostable and biodegradable. This innovative packaging solution not only keeps your jewelry box safe, but it also protects the environment.

So purchase from us for your eco-peace of mind.

This item falls into the category below in our Return Policy, and thus cannot be returned:

• The supply of Goods which are not suitable for return due to health protection or hygiene reasons and were unsealed after delivery.

You may wish to cancel your order instead. For your cancellation to be successful, ensure that the bubble mailer envelope, with all of its contents, is unopened when it is returned.