Polymer clay earrings are lightweight and practical for everyday wear, but like other handmade jewelry they benefit from gentle handling and sensible storage.
Put earrings on after hair spray, perfume, lotions, and makeup have had time to settle. Store pairs where they are not pressed under heavy metal pieces, sharp edges, or loose tools that can scratch the surface.
Start with a soft dry cloth. If the listing permits it, a barely damp soft cloth may be used for a small surface mark, then dry the piece right away. Do not soak handmade earrings or use harsh household cleaners unless the product-specific care note says it is safe.
Small differences in pattern, marbling, texture, placement, or finish are normal in handmade work. We describe obvious variation and use close-up photos where possible so the piece a buyer receives is clear.
Contact us before trying a repair, glue, solvent, polish, or strong cleaner. A metal finding, resin accent, paint, or sealant can change the right care method for one specific piece.
If a listing has a special finish, a vintage condition detail, a custom sizing question, or product-specific safety notes, the individual listing and direct message take priority over this general guide.
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