Honeysuckle Pony Hook | pony hook

**Honeysuckle Pony Hook** - Material: Honeysuckle (plated with K gold, white K gold), resin, glass, other plated parts - Specifications: Pony hook - How to use: Insert the pony hook directly into the center of the hair tie, hook it onto the elastic band, and it's ready to wear. Can be used for ponytails, half-up hairstyles (princess style), etc. - __Once sold out, this limited edition will not be restocked__ - **Please read the product description and the characteristics of plated materials listed below before purchasing. You are also welcome to message us to confirm our mutual understanding of the product's materials and pricing, ensuring your rights. Thank you.** 【A Few Words About Plated Materials】 Metal or plating exposed to air will inevitably oxidize and discolor. The only difference lies in the speed, which depends on the quality of the material, price point, and individual usage/care habits. Metal encased within resin is an exception. This technique seals out air, so the focus then shifts to the quality of the resin itself. Our studio uses Japanese resin, followed by custom color-matching and a protective coating. Apart from precious metals (gold, platinum, silver, etc.) or stainless steel, common surface treatments for metal jewelry can be broadly categorized (from highest to lowest durability and color retention): Gold Filled (GF) > K Gold Plated (KGP) > Alloy Plated. The term "plated" itself refers to the electroplating process. 【How Can I Extend the Lifespan of My Plated Jewelry?】 - Keep dry and avoid contact with water. If exposed to sweat, wipe clean with a dry cloth after use. - After wearing, gently wipe the metal parts with a dry cloth or jewelry polishing cloth, and store in a zippered bag to isolate from air and moisture. - Minimize friction. Store jewelry in separate, individual sealed bags or boxes. - Avoid contact between the plating and highly volatile substances like styling sprays, alcohol, or perfume. - If you have a habit of wearing jewelry daily, try to rotate your pieces or consider materials with higher durability, such as precious metals (pure gold/silver) or stainless steel.