HONEYCAT Flat Drop Bar Stud Earrings in 18k Gold Plate | Minimalist, Delicate Jewelry (Gold)
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HONEYCAT Flat Drop Bar Stud Earrings in 18k Gold Plate | Minimalist, Delicate Jewelry (Gold)
- 🌈 DESIGN DETAILS: Petite, minimalist, straight drop bar stud earrings in a shiny finish. These measure 10mm long. 18k Gold Plated.
- 🌈 MATERIALS: 18k gold plated over brass. Each piece is finished with a protective coating that allows it to better hold up against daily evils like sweat, which typically makes jewelry susceptible to tarnishing. Our jewelry is nickel and lead-free. Our materials composition make for an amazing, wearable, high quality, seamless jewelry piece with longevity.
- 🌈 CARE: To extend the life of your high quality costume jewelry, avoid exposure to cleaning agents, beauty products & water. Store it in a cool, dry place and wear it with love & intention.
- 🌈 GIFT-WORTHY: Jewelry is the perfect gift for the holidays, birthdays, your bridesmaids, your best friend, and yourself! Your jewelry will be packed with a high quality, custom, unique envelope box which makes each gift-ready.
Minimalist Perfection! Comfortable to wear all day and a staple in any closet. Our materials make for an amazing, high quality, seamless, jewelry piece with longevity. Our earrings have a brass base and are plated with 24k gold, 18k rose gold, or rhodium and finished with a protective coating. A little secret we'll keep between us: it looks way more than it costs.
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