Swerve Earrings
$65.00
Craft Caveats
Each piece is made in small-batch, made-to-order, or one-of-one quantities. Every piece is slightly unique due to their hand made nature. Orders typically take to up 3 weeks to produce and ship. If you need your order sooner, please email hello@ooomaaa.com before check out and I'll see what I can do.
Size Guide
All rings are sized using USA & Canada sizes. Full size chart coming soon.
Jewelry Care
Metals
Your jewelry may naturally tarnish due to natural reactions to compounds in the air. Sterling silver, brass, and gold can all be polished with the cloth included in your order.
For heavily tarnished pieces, let the preserved metal underneath shine through by gently scrubbing the surface with a soft toothbrush and a mixture of warm, soapy water (you can add lemon juice to your mixture for a brighter shine). Use a clean, soft cloth to dry thoroughly. Never leave your jewelry wet after cleaning.
Remember to remove brass pieces before showering as brass tarnishes more easily than other metals. Sterling silver, gold, and gold-plated pieces may be worn in water, but be sure to rinse them in neutral water and dry thoroughly as soon as possible. Avoid wearing your jewelry in chlorinated water if possible.
Plated Jewelry
Gold vermeil and other plated pieces won't tarnish if well taken care of, although it's normal for plating to wear off over a period of much wear. If this happens, contact us or visit your local jeweler for a re-plating. If you would like to clean oils off your plated pieces, wash gently with your hands using a little soap and water and use a clean, soft cloth to dry thoroughly. Always store plated pieces in a cool dry place away from sunlight.
Pearls
Freshwater pearls are very delicate and should only be washed gently with soap and water. Do not brush.
Your jewelry may naturally tarnish due to natural reactions to compounds in the air. Sterling silver, brass, and gold can all be polished with the cloth included in your order.
For heavily tarnished pieces, let the preserved metal underneath shine through by gently scrubbing the surface with a soft toothbrush and a mixture of warm, soapy water (you can add lemon juice to your mixture for a brighter shine). Use a clean, soft cloth to dry thoroughly. Never leave your jewelry wet after cleaning.
Remember to remove brass pieces before showering as brass tarnishes more easily than other metals. Sterling silver, gold, and gold-plated pieces may be worn in water, but be sure to rinse them in neutral water and dry thoroughly as soon as possible. Avoid wearing your jewelry in chlorinated water if possible.
Plated Jewelry
Gold vermeil and other plated pieces won't tarnish if well taken care of, although it's normal for plating to wear off over a period of much wear. If this happens, contact us or visit your local jeweler for a re-plating. If you would like to clean oils off your plated pieces, wash gently with your hands using a little soap and water and use a clean, soft cloth to dry thoroughly. Always store plated pieces in a cool dry place away from sunlight.
Pearls
Freshwater pearls are very delicate and should only be washed gently with soap and water. Do not brush.