Studded Butterfly, Fidget Jewelry

High quality spinning fidget jewelry made from electroplated 18K gold with a copper and stainless steel core.  Designed to last and resistant to tarnishing.

Metal: 18K Electroplated Gold with copper and stainless steel core

Gem: Cubic Zirconia

The rings and bracelets are adjustable and the necklaces have a built in extension of 2inches.

What is electroplating?

Electroplating is a specific type of plating that uses an electrical current to deposit a layer of metal onto a conductive surface, which is different from “regular” plating, which relies purely on chemical reactions rather than electricity to coat the jewelry.  Thicker, high-quality electroplated coatings act as a dense barrier that effectively shields base metals (like copper or brass) from moisture, sweat, and air, which makes it much more resistant to tarnishing.  When properly taken care of, the plating can last up to 2-5 years.

Care Tips:

• • Remove before swimming: Chlorine and saltwater destroy gold plating.
  • Take off before showering: Soap scum dulls the shine quickly.
  • Avoid sweat: Take jewelry off before working out.

• • Apply products first: Put on lotion, perfume, and hairspray before your jewelry.
  • Detergent danger: Remove rings and bracelets when washing dishes or cleaning.

• • Use warm water: Rinse with warm water and mild, antibacterial soap only.
  • Never scrub: Gently wipe with a soft microfiber cloth.
  • Avoid jewelry cleaners: Chemical cleaners and polishing cloths strip the plating.

• • Air-tight containers: Store pieces in sealed Ziploc bags to prevent oxidation longer when not wearing.
  • Separate pieces: Keep items in individual pouches or separated so they do not scratch each other.

What if I accidentally shower with it/forget to take it off?

Don’t worry!  A few times should not majorly affect it too much so long as you do not do this often.  Angelic Luna forgets to take off her ring when washing her hands sometimes too – just make sure to dry it properly so no soap/residue stays on to minimize the chance of lasting damage.