Hypoallergenic Silicone Earring Backings for Girls' Jewelry - Replacements for Allergic Reactions Review

I lost a pair of expensive earrings because the back came off and I didn't notice it too late. I am 78 years old, my earlobes are thin and it is difficult to find a back to wear an earring on. these works. I found them a bit pricey, but when I remembered how much I pay for some of my posts, I thought it was worth it. I recommend them and will buy another pair instead of constantly changing them.

Based on customer images, I am not the only one who has received a product that is significantly different from the advertised item. The gold swivel clasp isn't something that's stuck in plastic. This is a much smaller piece of gold than what is shown. The problem is that the back of the earring does not snap into place, a process provided by the standard whorls of the back of the earring. So I have no idea how safe they will be in the long run. It also doesn't seem any safer than the cheaper…

I think getting a 14k gold butterfly back is probably better than going to a local jeweler. I was able to add it to my post easily and quickly. He feels safe. Came in a beautiful purple velvet case. Which presentation really made a splash; like I got a present! The only downside is that I was expecting it to be a bit big and tiny to maneuver, but it's doable! I know they enlarge the images for illustration purposes so it's still good. I bought the yellow gold but I won't hesitate to try the…

I'm angry. The photos provided by the seller CLEARLY show a regular gold butterfly earring encased in silicone; what i received was not at all as shown. It's a tiny circle of flake gold, like a 2mm PAPER puck just to look like the real thing! ALL the seller's photos, especially the fifth one, clearly show that we are led to believe that we are buying the regular back of the butterfly earring, with the sides rolled up for friction and encased by a silicone nut. This is an open scam; shows us…

Looking at customer photos, I'm not the only one who has received a product that is significantly different from what was advertised. The gold swivel clasp isn't something that's stuck in plastic. This is a much smaller piece of gold than what is shown. The problem is that the back of the earring does not snap into place, a process provided by the standard whorls of the back of the earring. So I have no idea how safe they will be in the long run. It also doesn't seem any safer than the cheaper…

I think getting a 14k gold butterfly back is probably better than going to a local jeweler. I was able to add it to my post easily and quickly. He feels safe. Came in a beautiful purple velvet case. Which presentation really made a splash; like I got a present! The only downside is that I was expecting it to be a bit big and tiny to maneuver, but it's doable! I know they enlarge images for illustrations so it's still good. I bought the yellow gold but I won't hesitate to try the rose gold…

I am angry. The photos provided by the seller CLEARLY show a regular gold butterfly earring encased in silicone; what i received was not at all as shown. It's a tiny circle of flake gold, like a 2mm PAPER puck just to look like the real thing! ALL the seller's photos, especially the 5th one, clearly show what we are meant to believe in what we are buying is a regular back of a butterfly earring with the sides curled in for friction and surrounded by a silicone nut. This is an open scam; shows…