Enhanced Security: Screw back earrings offer a higher level of security compared to other earring fastening mechanisms like push-back or hook earrings. The screw back design ensures that the earring stays firmly in place, reducing the risk of accidental loss or injury.

Reduced Choking Hazard: Children are naturally curious and may often put objects in their mouths. Screw back earrings have a more secure fastening system that minimizes the risk of the earring becoming detached and posing a choking hazard.

Comfortable Fit: Screw back earrings are designed to fit snugly against the earlobe. This can be particularly beneficial for children as it reduces discomfort and irritation, allowing them to wear the earrings for longer periods without any discomfort.

Durability: Screw back earrings are typically made with sturdy materials, ensuring greater durability. They are less likely to break or get damaged during active play, making them a suitable choice for children who engage in physical activities.

Easy for Parents to Handle: The screw back mechanism can be easily handled by parents or guardians, providing peace of mind. Parents can securely fasten the earrings, ensuring they stay in place and reduce the chances of accidental loss.

Remember, it is essential to consider the age and maturity level of the child when deciding on earrings. Adult supervision and regular checks are necessary to ensure the earrings remain securely fastened and comfortable for the child.

How to Put on Screw Back Earrings:

Step 1: Prepare the Earring and Earlobe

-Make sure the child's earlobe is clean and free from any dirt or debris.

-Hold the screw back earring in one hand, ensuring the threaded post is visible.

Step 2: Insert the Earring

-Gently hold the child's earlobe between your fingers to stabilize it.

Step 3: Secure the Screw Back

-Once the earring is inserted, hold the earring back (the decorative part) with one hand to prevent it from rotating.

-With your other hand, grasp the screw back and rotate it clockwise, tightening it against the threaded post.

-Keep turning until you feel resistance or the earring feels secure.

-Ensure that the earring is positioned comfortably and sits flush against the earlobe.

**Remember, it's crucial to be gentle and patient while putting on screw back earrings for children.

How to Take Off Screw Back Earrings:

Step 1: Loosen the Screw Back

Step 2: Gently hold the earring back (the decorative part) with one hand to prevent it from rotating.

Step 3: With your other hand, grasp the threaded post of the earring and rotate it counterclockwise, loosening it from the screw back.

Step 4: Rotate the earring back until it is freed from the threaded post.

To determine your child's birthstone, you can refer to our birthstone chart page for a comprehensive guide. The birthstone chart lists each month along with its corresponding birthstone. Simply find the month in which your child was born and identify the associated birthstone.

Our birthstone chart provides a visual representation of each birthstone, making it easier for you to select the perfect jewelry piece that resonates with your child's birth month.

The birthstones used in our jewelry are simulated. Simulated birthstones are carefully crafted gemstones that resemble the appearance and color of genuine birthstones. While they may not be natural gemstones, simulated birthstones offer an affordable and beautiful alternative that allows us to create stunning and personalized jewelry pieces for your child.

While gold is generally resistant to water damage, it is generally recommended to remove gold earrings before bathing, swimming, or engaging in vigorous sports activities. Here's why:

Chemical Exposure: Gold itself is not easily damaged by water, but it can be affected by harsh chemicals found in swimming pools, hot tubs, or cleaning agents. Chlorine, for example, can cause discoloration or dullness in gold over time. To protect the appearance of gold earrings, it's advisable to remove them before exposing them to chemicals.

Risk of Loss: Water activities and sports involve movement, and there's a risk of the earrings getting snagged, pulled, or accidentally coming off. To minimize the chance of losing the earrings or causing injury, it's generally safer to remove them before engaging in such activities.

Maintenance and Care: Regular contact with water, especially in situations involving soap or shampoo, can lead to the buildup of residue on gold jewelry. This buildup may require additional cleaning and maintenance to keep the earrings looking their best. Removing the earrings during bathing or swimming helps reduce the need for frequent cleaning and maintenance.