Shipping to Canada usually takes 1-2 weeks.
Shipping to the United States usually takes 1-2 weeks.
Shipping to the Rest of the World is typically 1-3 weeks.

Some remote locations may take longer. Customs may cause unexpected delays, but that is rare.

Yes! I am currently open for custom orders, although this is not always the case.

I include a detailed list of care tips with every item. Because I use different materials care tips vary a little bit. Some general guidelines to follow include:

Avoid getting your jewelry wet, or submerging in any liquid.

Avoid knocking or banging your jewelry, do not pull or tug on it excessively.

Keep pieces away from oil-based products such as hair spray, perfume, deodorant and sunscreen as they may damage the finish and/or paint.

Avoid wearing your jewelry 24/7 as this will accelerate wear and tear dramatically.

Keep away from high temperatures (don't leave in a hot vehicle or on a heating vent).

If required, clean only with a damp cloth, and if necessary, mild dish soap.

Keep in a cool, dry place when not in use.

Water resistance varies depending on the type of piece:

Unpainted Resin (faux amber, dragon egg silhouette necklaces, etc) are very water resistant, although may become discoloured if submerged in a liquid or exposed to chemicals such as chlorine in a swimming pool.

Pewter Jewelry is very water resistant, but submersion in liquids should be avoided as this may cause discolouration of the metal.

Painted Resin (Dragon Drapers, or any other painted pieces) should not be exposed to water or excessive moisture. They should be wiped clean only with a damp cloth if so required, and never submerged in any liquid. These pieces have been varnished, and as such are water resistant to the occasional splash, but more than that should be avoided.

Most pieces are made out of a type of resin which is quite durable. However, it is still important to remember that these pieces are hand-crafted, not mass produced. If they are dropped or banged around there is a chance small pieces could break, or the paint (if applicable) could chip. Consider your piece "wearable art", rather than typical jewelry, and treat it accordingly.

Yes I can! But ideally, I need to know before you purchase because not all pieces are suited for all purposes.