Molten Drop Stud

Caring for your Pamela Love Fine pieces can be simple and easy when remembering a few things.

Remove your jewelry during certain activities such as cleaning, swimming and exercising. Avoid letting your jewelry come into contact with harsh household chemicals like hairspray and chlorine, and make sure to store your jewelry in a safe dry place. Storing your pieces individually in soft pouches can help to avoid scuffs and scratches as well.

If your PL Fine and 14k gold piercing pieces need to be cleaned, you can use a mild soap and warm water with a soft toothbrush.

Please note that certain stones are more delicate than others. Opals, Turquoise and Pearls need some extra attention to keep them in their best condition. Turquoise, for example, should not be cleaned with a brush but a soft cloth or even your finger. Opals can easily crack or damage from extreme changes in temperature, and pearls should be stored flat and separate from other objects that may scratch their surface. A good wipe down of your stones after wear can also help to avoid any buildup of oils or other substances. Do not expose your Opals, Turquoise, and Pearls to alcohol and chemical based substances such as hand sanitizer and perfume. As with perfumes and hairspray, the alcohol in hand sanitizer can change the surface of your delicate stones. With exposure to these chemicals, the two noticeable differences being a loss of luster and a change in color.

14k yellow gold
White diamond (0.035 Carats)
Opal

DIMENSIONS
This piece comes with a 6.5mm back post.
Internally threaded heart back closure
Length: 10mm
Threaded back post length: 6.5mm
Threaded back post thickness 16 gauge (1.2mm)

Pamela Love launched her eponymous jewelry line from her Brooklyn home in 2007, inspired by her lifelong fascination with astrology, tarot, and folklore. With a deep understanding of the visual language of symbols, Pamela approaches jewelry as a form of storytelling. Influenced by her travels, the brand features signature celestial, spiritual, and earthly motifs, celebrating the ritual of adornment in a meaningful way.