What are hypoallergenic earrings?

Hypoallergenic earrings are earrings made from metals that reduce the risk of skin irritation. Common hypoallergenic materials include sterling silver, titanium and gold vermeil.

What are stacking rings?

Stacking rings are rings designed to be worn together on one finger to create a layered jewellery look. Some designs include connected rings or linked rings that create the look of multiple rings in one piece.

What is gold vermeil?

Gold vermeil is jewellery made from sterling silver that is coated with a thick layer of gold. It contains real gold and offers a more durable finish than regular gold plated jewellery.

Does brass turn skin green?

Brass can sometimes react with skin oils and moisture, which may cause temporary green marks on the skin. Jewellery made from sterling silver or gold vermeil is less likely to cause this reaction.

What are the different ear piercing names?

Common ear piercing names include lobe piercing, helix piercing, forward helix piercing, tragus piercing, daith piercing, rook piercing, conch piercing and stacked lobe piercings.

How do you clean earrings at home?

Earrings can be cleaned at home using warm water, mild soap and a soft brush. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth to restore shine.

What piercing should I get?

Popular ear piercings include helix piercings, stacked lobe piercings, tragus piercings and conch piercings. The best piercing depends on ear anatomy and personal style.

Does gold vermeil wear off?

Gold vermeil can last for years with proper care. Avoid water, perfumes and harsh chemicals to maintain the gold finish.

Close-up mixed-metal ear stack with silver huggies, teardrop charms and 3cm Two-Tone Tina hoop earrings in silver and gold.

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The 3cm Two-Tone Tinas

A mixed-metal ear story built around the 3cm Two-Tone Tinas. Silver huggies create the base, teardrop charms add light-catching detail, and the sculptural two-tone Tina hoop anchors the look with volume, contrast and a more statement finish.