FAQ
When can I expect to receive my order?
Order processing time (the amount of time from when we receive your order to the time it is shipped out) is approximately 2-5 business days. If you need an item by a specific date, please contact us and consider upgrading shipping to ensure its timely arrival. While we do our best to have a quick processing time, please understand that we can not guarantee an orders delivery time do to USPS delayed processing and shipping times.
Do you offer wholesale?
Due to the intricate and time consuming nature of our earrings, wholesale is not available. We would never want to rush our earrings because of a deadline and produce something that isn’t up to our usual standards.
Do you do custom orders?
Yes! The most popular custom orders are custom wedding bouquet earrings, as well as custom bridesmaids earrings. I take on 2-4 custom orders per month. If interested, please go to our Contact page to start the process. Custom wedding bouquets start at $60.
Do you remake styles?
Unfortunately, certain earrings styles are only made into a specific number of earrings and are sold on a first-come, first-serve basis, and once they are gone, I rarely make the same pattern twice. If there is a style you missed out on but would really love a pair, I do take on a few custom orders a month (see Contact page).
Are your earrings heavy?
Polymer clay is incredibly lightweight! Some of our larger pairs of earrings weight about 10 grams (.4 oz), and to put it into perspective, a penny weighs 3 grams. If your ears are more sensitive to heavy earrings, please take into account that the larger and more detailed a style is, the heavier it will be, but they are still very lightweight.
How should I care for my earrings?
Polymer clay is a water-resistant, super lightweight, slightly flexible material. While it is durable and flexible, pieces are very delicate, flowers in particular, in order to give it a more realistic look. Pieces should not be easily broken, but they should still never be intentionally bent, pulled, or dropped.
For cleaning, a q-tip dipped in rubbing alcohol or make-up remover will help clean away any makeup or other dirt from clay components and gold findings.