Baroness | Handmade | Mini Top Hat | Hair Clip | French Barrette | hair clip

**The Baroness** You call my aura haunting, I call your perception of gothic romance naive; you find my depths unsettling, I see your inability to perceive the light that gleams within the shadows. - Material Description: Fabric, Zircon, Resin Beads, Copper, Plated Alloy Clamp - Specification: French Barrette - How to Use: Can be directly used for updos, braided hair, half-up styles (like princess hair), buns, ponytails, bangs, front hair, etc. It can also be worn as a **mini top hat side clip**. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51292922220_44b2d5bcd1_m.jpg **Please read the product description carefully before purchasing, as well as the characteristics of the plated materials listed below. Alternatively, feel free to message us to ensure our understanding of the product materials and pricing aligns, safeguarding your interests. Thank you.** 【A Few Notes on Plated Materials】 Metals or plating exposed to air will inevitably oxidize and discolor; the rate of this process depends on factors such as the quality of the material, its price point, and individual usage and storage habits. Metals encased within resin are an exception, as this technique effectively seals out air. In such cases, the quality of the resin itself becomes the primary consideration. We utilize Japanese resin, which is then meticulously colored and coated for protection. Aside from precious metals (such as gold, platinum, or silver) or stainless steel, common surface treatments for metal jewelry can be broadly categorized as follows, ordered by price and colorfastness (from highest to lowest): Gold Filled (GF) > K Gold Plated (KGP) > Plated Alloy. The term "plated" specifically 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 perspiration, gently wipe with a dry cloth after use. - After wearing, lightly polish the metal components with a dry cloth or jewelry cloth, and store in a sealed pouch to isolate from air and moisture. - Minimize friction by storing jewelry in individual, separate sealed bags or containers. - Avoid contact between plated surfaces and highly volatile substances such as hairspray, alcohol, or perfume. - If you wear jewelry daily, try to rotate different pieces or consider pieces made from more durable materials like precious metals (pure gold/silver) or stainless steel.