Look for smaller hoop earrings with a diameter appropriate for your child's ear size. Hoop earrings for children typically range from 7mm to 12mm in diameter. Additionally, choose hoops that are relatively thin, as thicker hoops can be heavier and potentially uncomfortable for smaller ears.

Hinged or snap closure: Consider choosing hoop earrings with hinged or snap closures rather than ones that require a post to be inserted into the ear. Hinged or snap closures provide a secure fit and reduce the risk of the earrings accidentally falling out during activities.

Lightweight design: Choose earrings that are lightweight to prevent discomfort and minimize the risk of the earrings pulling on the earlobe.

To determine your child's birthstone, you can refer to our birthstone chart page for a comprehensive guide. The birthstone chart lists each month along with its corresponding birthstone. Simply find the month in which your child was born and identify the associated birthstone.

Our birthstone chart provides a visual representation of each birthstone, making it easier for you to select the perfect jewelry piece that resonates with your child's birth month.

The birthstones used in our jewelry are simulated. Simulated birthstones are carefully crafted gemstones that resemble the appearance and color of genuine birthstones. While they may not be natural gemstones, simulated birthstones offer an affordable and beautiful alternative that allows us to create stunning and personalized jewelry pieces for your child.

It is generally safe and recommended for children to wear 925 sterling silver jewelry while bathing, swimming, or playing sports. However, there are a few factors to consider:

Water Exposure: Sterling silver is generally resistant to water damage. It does not tarnish or corrode quickly when exposed to water. Therefore, wearing 925 sterling silver jewelry during activities like bathing or swimming is unlikely to cause any significant harm to the jewelry itself.

Chlorine and Harsh Chemicals: While sterling silver is generally resistant to water, it may react with certain chemicals, such as chlorine found in swimming pools or harsh cleaning agents. Prolonged exposure to chlorine or chemicals may cause the silver to tarnish or lose its shine over time. It's advisable to rinse the jewelry with clean water after exposure to such chemicals to minimize any potential damage.

Physical Activities: When it comes to physical activities like playing sports, there is a possibility of the jewelry getting snagged or pulled accidentally. This applies to any type of jewelry, including sterling silver. To minimize the risk of injury or damage, it's recommended to remove jewelry during vigorous physical activities where it may be at risk of being caught on clothing, equipment, or pulled accidentally.

In summary, wearing 925 sterling silver jewelry during bathing or swimming is generally safe, but it's important to exercise caution and rinse the jewelry afterward to minimize potential damage from chemicals.