Little Watermelon Earrings, melon slice earring, watermelon stud, fruit studs, red green fruit slice earring, surgical steel posts, magnetic

Ahhhh... summer....

Teensy weensy little juicy seeded watermelon fruit slices made from clay- sure to make you smile! These are on surgical steel posts for pierced ears and include stainless steel butterfly nut backings.
More fruit and veggie studs available in my shop!

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Have you gotten the idea that these are TINY? They measure approx 3/16 inch {5-6mm} in diameter and the watermelon slice is approx 1/32 inch {1-2mm} thick. This is roughly the diameter of a standard pencil eraser! Please note: my mannequin has very petite, smaller than average ears and these earrings will likely look even smaller on your own ears- check measurements.

 Earrings are FINAL SALE- no returns / exchanges
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Your jewelry will arrive perfect for gifting.

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As with any costume jewelry, please do not wear while sleeping, swimming, bathing, rough play with kids/pets, etc. These earrings are not waterproof or water-resistant. Clean by gently polishing the metal only, with a soft dry cloth after each use. To keep your Constant Baubling jewelry looking it's best, avoid contact with perfumes, lotions, hairsprays, etc. and store in a dry cool environment. Failure to adhere to these guidelines may result in premature tarnish, discoloration or damage.

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**IMPORTANT** For orders shipping outside of the United States: the recipient of an international shipment may be subject, but not limited to: import taxes, customs duties, and/or fees, which are decided on by the recipient’s own country. Any of these additional import charges are THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY of the recipient. I have no control over these charges and cannot predict what they may be. These fees are NOT already figured into my shipping charges. Customs policies vary widely from country to country and are often changing; you should contact your local customs office for further information.