Warrior brass ring

Everything about brass

Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc with the addition of nickel. It is a material that has been used to make traditional jewellery for over 2,000 years. It is pliable, making it ideal for creating intricate earring designs. Brass tends to tarnish after some time and is subject to oxidation from air and moisture. We recommend storing brass jewellery in a dry place and removing it when bathing. Due to the low nickel content, brass products should not be used by people who are allergic to this metal. This material should also not be used on a fresh piercing. Brass cannot be subjected to the sterilisation process.

How to put on an annealed ring?

The bifold hoop does not have a traditional clasp, and is worn by gently bending the arms of the hoop and inserting it into the piercing. To close the ornament and prevent it from falling out of the piercing, bend the arms of the hoop towards each other to squeeze it into its initial form.

How to put on a ring?

There are several types of hoops, so the guide is divided into the different types of hoops, depending on their opening system. When choosing the type of hoop earring, you should mainly be guided by comfort and take into account which type of clasp will be easiest for you to put on and take off the earring. If you are not sure which type of hoop to choose, you can look at the earrings in a stationary shop and test how the different types of clasp work. It is a good idea to make sure which type of earring you feel comfortable and at ease with in terms of its handling before deciding to buy it.