Jabuticaba | Crab Claw Clasp | Pony Hook

**Jabuticaba** - Material: Crab claw clasp (K gold plated), resin, glass, other plated parts - Specification: Crab claw clasp - How to use: Insert the crab claw clasp directly into the center of the hair bundle, hook onto the hair tie/elastic band, and it's complete. Suitable for ponytails, half-up hairstyles (princess hairstyles), etc. ※ All items are handmade, angles are presented naturally and arbitrarily. Each piece is unique and one-of-a-kind, please be aware. - **Once the current stock sells out, this item will be discontinued.** **Please read the product description and the characteristics of plated materials listed below carefully before purchasing. Alternatively, feel free to message us to ensure mutual understanding of the product's materials and price, so as to protect your rights. Thank you.** 【A Few Words About Plated Materials】 Metals or plating exposed to air will inevitably oxidize and change color; the only difference is the speed at which it occurs, which is determined by factors such as material grade, price point, and personal usage/care habits. Metals encased in resin are an exception to this. This technique effectively seals out air. In such cases, the quality and grade of the resin become the primary consideration. Our studio uses Japanese resin, which is then expertly colored and coated with a protective layer. Aside from precious metals (such as gold, platinum, silver) or stainless steel, common surface treatments for metal jewelry can be broadly categorized as follows, listed in order from highest to lowest price and color durability: Gold Filled (GF) > K Gold Plated (KGP) > Alloy Plated. The character "鍍" (dù) specifically refers to the electroplating process. 【How Can I Extend the Lifespan of Plated Materials?】 - Keep dry and avoid contact with water. If exposed to sweat, gently wipe with a dry cloth after use. - After wearing, gently wipe the metal parts with a dry cloth/jewelry cloth and store in a resealable bag to isolate from air/moisture. - Minimize friction. Store jewelry in individual, separate sealed bags or boxes. - Avoid contact between plating and highly volatile substances such as hairspray, alcohol, and perfumes. - If you have a habit of wearing jewelry daily, try to rotate different pieces, or consider selecting precious metals (pure gold/silver), stainless steel, or other materials with higher durability.