Christmas Shrink-Plastic Earrings: Match Design #1–#6 to a Fitting

Choose a numbered design and a separate ear fitting. “Hooks/Studs” leaves the exact fitting unclear; confirm it for your chosen Type before ordering.

The Xmas Collection Shrink Plastic Earrings have two selectors. Type runs from #1 to #6; Style offers Hooks/Studs or Clips. The numbered design and the ear fitting are separate decisions. The combined “Hooks/Studs” label leaves an important question open: it does not tell you which of those two fittings belongs to each numbered design.

Make a two-column note before adding to cart

  1. Write the Type number of the design you prefer, then match that number to the current gallery image. If the images do not label #1–#6 clearly, ask for a numbered photo.
  2. Write the Style value your ears can wear: Clips, or the grouped Hooks/Studs choice. If you need a post specifically, request confirmation that the chosen Type ships as studs rather than hooks.
  3. Check the selected combination in the cart. Do not infer that every Type and Style pairing is in stock from the names alone.

Check the part that touches your ear

The source lists plastic, UV, resin and 18k gold-plated brass, but does not assign those materials to a particular numbered motif or to its clasp. It also gives no drop length or weight. Ask for the ear-contact component, finished dimensions and a side view of the exact fitting if material sensitivity or hanging length affects your purchase. Gold plating is a listed material description, not a guarantee about every component.

The listing describes handmade variation and recommends sealed storage away from water and other liquids. Expect the gallery to show the motif rather than a perfectly identical surface on every piece. The practical sequence is design number, confirmed fitting, then construction details—not the holiday label by itself.

Guide notes and sources

Publisher: MAXCT. Published: .

This guide uses the linked MAXCT product text and actual options. Style suggestions are planning examples, not wear tests; missing option-specific specifications are clearly identified.

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