How To Stop Losing Earrings (4 Easy Tips to Avoid Losing Earrings)

How To Never Lose Earrings Again:

I often get requests from customers to remake 1/2 pair of earrings they have lost. And because I have not lost an earring in many years, I wanted to share a few tips I've been using to prevent earring loss in the first place.

1. Always store your jewelry in the same place. A jewelry box or small tray designated for your jewelry always kept in the same location, such as by a nightstand or on top of a dresser, is a great place to store it to ensure you always know where it is.

*Places NOT to store Earrings:*
A. Bathroom: Avoid storing jewelry in the bathroom, on or near your vanity because... drains! A sink or bathtub along with watery, slippery surfaces make for a bad combo. Also another thing to note: consistent moisture that resides in a bathroom setting easily tarnishes and turns (rusts) jewelry that isn't solid gold or otherwise tarnish free over time.

B. Necklace Rack: Avoid storing earrings (or necklaces or bracelets) on a necklace rack with hooks because the strain from gravity can distort and even tangle earrings unknowingly. Side note; Gravity strains on the point of contact where your necklace or bracelet lies on the hook weakening that point of your necklace over time and can lead to chain kinks and tangles down the line.

2. Use Clear Rubber Ear stoppers on the backs of dangle earrings to hold them in place on your ears.

3. When going clothes shopping or going somewhere that you will be removing clothing over your head or changing your clothes frequently, store your earrings in a transportive polybags or a jewelry pouch like this one.

4. When possible, avoid wearing earrings to bed, as it is easy to distort them while tossing and turning during sleep.  Also try to avoid wearing earrings while exercising or doing intense physical labor, as they can easily slip and fall off without you even noticing. Also avoid wearing earrings in the shower, pool or hot tub or any sitting water environment as running water can lead to them slipping off and falling down a drain.

If you'd like to see a shortened version of this guide in a video format, check it out on my youtube channel here: youtube.com/AzizaJewelry

So, these are all of the tips I have for you today. If you guys have any questions, please feel free to leave them below.

See you next time!
xo!
Aziza

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