$ 65.00
Small Odin Studs in Multiple Colors by Skinny Dip Jewelry
Named after sacred odin stones meant to bring you protection, healing and guidance. The theory goes that only good things will pass through the hole, so while good fortune and good wishes will find you through an odin stone, bad luck and evil thoughts are too big to pass through and become stuck in the middle.
Due to their handmade nature, each pair are different from the next and we love that. Each piece is handmade, so slight variations may occur.
Made in Cincinnati.
- FIT & SIZING
- DETAILS
- CARE
1.5" x 1"
Material | 100% Polymer Clay | Sterling Silver Posts
Color | BLACK GRANITE, WHITE AGATE, CORAL OR OCEAN
Designer | SKINNY DIP JEWELRY
First and foremost, safely store your jewelry. Hoops like to be laid flat or hung unobstructed as to not get bent out of shape. Should your hoops bend, place on a flat surface in the sun or a warm place to rest. You may then, very carefully, bend them back into place after allowing the clay to warm in your hands or after being in a temperate climate. Never bend your jewelry when it is cold. Polymer clay is quite durable, however, with extra force, unrepairable damage can occur.
To clean blemished clay, lightly rub with a dampened cloth or rubbing alcohol. Very small amounts of acetone may also be used on trickier blemishes.
FIT & SIZING
1.5" x 1"
DETAILS
Material | 100% Polymer Clay | Sterling Silver Posts
Color | BLACK GRANITE, WHITE AGATE, CORAL OR OCEAN
Designer | SKINNY DIP JEWELRY
CARE
First and foremost, safely store your jewelry. Hoops like to be laid flat or hung unobstructed as to not get bent out of shape. Should your hoops bend, place on a flat surface in the sun or a warm place to rest. You may then, very carefully, bend them back into place after allowing the clay to warm in your hands or after being in a temperate climate. Never bend your jewelry when it is cold. Polymer clay is quite durable, however, with extra force, unrepairable damage can occur.
To clean blemished clay, lightly rub with a dampened cloth or rubbing alcohol. Very small amounts of acetone may also be used on trickier blemishes.