Earrings

Use a bit of petroleum jelly on the post and hold the earring and turn the back. This should let the jelly work it's way down into the backing. In a couple of minutes you can pull it off the post.

The markings "925," "TH," and "MBC" on silver earrings indicate the metal's quality and possibly the maker. "925" signifies that the silver is sterling, meaning it contains 92.5% pure silver. "TH" could represent the initials of the designer or manufacturer, while "MBC" might refer to a specific brand or company. Together, these stamps provide information about the earrings' authenticity and origin.

What I do is that I get petroleum jelly and out it on the holes where the piercing was pierced, in order for the jewelry to slide in painlessly. Get one end of the jewelry and slide it through both holes, then tighten the ball.

Yes of course, why not? Just be sure to clean your ears and earrings.

You either have infected ears, or you have a nickle allergy. If your ears are sore because of wearing too heavy earrings, it's a matter of wearing studs or very light earrings until the ears heal.

In the case of a nickle allergy, you must wear the "good" earrings of either silver or gold. Coating the posts or wires of the offending earrings is only a temporary fix. Check your backings too. They may be the culprit.

Infection is another reason to have sore ears. Look at your ears and see if they are red and/or swollen. In either case, using medicinal peroxide on them will help heal the infection, just like when you were caring for the holes when you first got them pierced.

Clean your earring in that peroxide, then put them in. This won't instantly cure the problem, but it will help. If the soreness persists for more than a day or two, see your doctor for the cause of the pain. Yes, it is important.

This action,can break the lock,your earrings are positioned in.

It can also cause your ears to bleed,a little bit!

Around $10.00

I would leave. This question is under the Abusive Relationships section so I assume that you suffer abuse in some form from your spouse or boyfriend. Adding infidelity to the mix isn't abnormal for abusers. You are permitting abuse by staying. It's not up to you to change the abuser or to "hope" for better. It will not come.

to look cool

of course yes

Yes

lobe earrings will work fine so will certain gauge type of earrings if theyre the right size

I don't have real-time pricing information or access to current market data. To find the price of a JJT 925 CZ necklace and earring, I recommend checking reputable jewelry retailers' websites or online marketplaces. Prices can vary based on the retailer, materials, and design specifics.

Scarlett Johannson

Men's huggie hoop earrings are a popular style.

Earrings marked "925" indicate that they are made of sterling silver, which is composed of 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals, often copper. The "1044" typically refers to a specific design, model number, or the manufacturer's identification code. Together, these markings signify that the earrings are of good quality silver and provide a reference for the maker or style.

They have ear tags, not earrings. Ear tags are a simple way of identifying each animal from other members of the herd.

definatly not! it makes guy look like total gay retards. plus the fact that only girls should be able to have pericings. unless the guy likes men i guess. but anyways, back to my point, it makes men look trashy :) high five

Yes it is perfectly normal. It's just your body getting used to it. The same happened when I got them done. Don't worry or panic just drink some water and you'll be fine.

just take a sterling silver hoop medium sized earring and put a silver key on it for that trademark Janet Jackson look.

Pearls are usually from oysters. Most pearls today are cultured pearls, meaning that they are specially done.

What they do is to put an irritation into the oyster shell so that the oyster can make a pearl. A pearl is really just kind of a "tumor" thingie. The oyster can't get rid of some irritants like sand or grit, so it will deposit something called nacre over the thing that is bugging it. Over time, this will become a real pearl and it's size depends on how long the oyster has to coat the thing. The reason it's called a cultured pearl is that man will put the "dirt" in the pearl rather than it happening naturally.

So after the pearl has been taken from the oyster, jewelers will mount it on an earring mounting. These mountings are usually precious metal, and the price of the earrings depends on the quality of the pearl, the shape of the pearl, and the quality of the earring mounting.

i have a bubble on the back of my earring if you have this than it is an infection make sure you clean it more ofen because it could crust over the back of your ear.It might be scary at first but if you are to worried than take it out that is probroly the best idea

The value of a diamond depends on its cut, its clarity, its colour and its carat weight. A local jeweler can give you the answer you want.

Hoda frequently wears jewelry by Jennifer Miller Jewelry.