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Gold-filled jewelry is made by bonding a layer of gold to another metal, usually brass or copper. The gold layer must be at least 5% of the total weight of the piece in order for it to be considered gold-filled. This process creates a durable and long-lasting product that has the look and feel of solid gold but at a fraction of the cost. Handcrafted earrings made from gold-filled materials are a beautiful and affordable option for those who love the look of gold but don't want to pay the high price of solid gold. They are also a great choice for people with sensitive ears as they are less likely to cause irritation compared to cheaper, plated options.

An ear cuff is a type of jewelry accessory that is worn around the ear. It typically consists of a curved or shaped band that wraps around the outer part of the ear, without requiring any piercings. Ear cuffs come in various designs and styles, ranging from simple bands to more elaborate and decorative pieces adorned with gemstones, charms, or intricate patterns. They are a popular choice for those who want to add a unique and fashionable touch to their ear without the need for traditional earrings or piercings.

The cuffs are designed to hug the ear firmly and you have to be patient in order to put them on. To wear the cuff, put it on the smallest part of your ear and then move it to where it is most comfortable. Also, you can squeeze it a little. Make sure cuff prongs on the front of the ear! Please see the instructions, how to put the cuffs on, in product pictures. We recommend making sure the ear cuff is securely placed on the ear after wearing it

Climbers require one standard ear lobe piercing. To put it on simply insert the hook through your pierced hole, just like a drop earring. Once you have threaded the ear climber's hook all the way through your piercing, rotate the ear climber up so that the erring travels up your ear lobe. Give it a gentle pinch to keep it snug against your ear. The ear climber should feel secure but it shouldn't be pinching your ear lobe.