Fabuluxe Fashions
Finest First Lady - Copper
Finest First Lady - Copper
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A glassy collection of white rhinestones are encrusted along the front of a flared teardrop frame, coalescing into a blinding shimmer. Earring attaches to a standard fishhook fitting.
Sold as one pair of earrings.
Materials
Materials
Lead and nickel free.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Please allow 2-3 business days for processing of your order and shipment.
Orders will be shipped via USPS. You will receive a system-generated email when the order is processed and a second system-generated email with tracking information once the package is in transit.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Put Your Jewelry On Last
Put your jewelry on after applying makeup, soap, lotion, perfume and hair spray which can potentially damage your jewelry’s finish.
Remove While Active
Protect your jewelry from abuse and scratches by removing it before you do housework, yard work working out or participating in sports.
Remove While Sleeping
We toss, turn and sweat and it gets our earrings and necklaces kinked up when we sleep. So take off your jewelry before bed. This is a good rule of thumb for any jewelry, even fine jewelry.
Keep Your Jewelry Dry
Water is the enemy of fashion jewelry. Be sure to remove your jewelry before showering, doing dishes, swimming or washing the dog. Never wear when cleaning with chemicals.
Store your jewelry away from steamy bathrooms or laundry rooms to ensure they stay dry. Storing a piece of chalk in your jewelry box helps to absorb moisture.
Store Your Jewelry Separately
A great tip for storage is to buy curtain rings and hang your long necklaces on a tension rod in a nice, dry place (closet). This keeps your necklaces separate and keeps them from getting kinked. Store earrings in ice cube trays, hanging storage or jewelry boxes with individual compartments to keep them from getting scratched.
Cleaning Your Fashion Jewelry
Yes, you can clean fashion jewelry. While water, bleach and jewelry cleaners are to be avoided, most jewelry can be brought back to life with a polishing cloth. Buff gently and watch it shine!
