Hvad er Miyuki Delica perler?

Miyuki Delica perler er højtpræcision cylinderformede japanske perler, der er kendte for deres ensartede størrelse og kvalitet. De er ideelle til avanceret perlearbejde og vævekulørteknikker. Hos Beadhouse har vi et stort udvalg af Miyuki Delica perler i forskellige farver og finishes.

Hvad er forskel på seed beads og rocailles?

Seed beads og rocailles er begge små runde perler, men rocailles har et bredere hul. Rocailles er perfekte til enkle perlestrengsdesigns, mens seed beads bruges til mere avanceret beadwork som væving og broderi. Vi forhandler begge typer i høj kvalitet.

Hvor hurtigt leverer I?

Vi leverer inden for 1-2 hverdage. Du får gratis fragt ved køb over 400 kr til nogle EU-lande. Alle ordrer behandles hurtigt og forsendelse er sikret med sporbarhed.

Kan jeg returnere mine køb?

Ja, du har 14 dages returret. Hvis du ikke er tilfreds med dit køb, kan du returnere det uden spørgsmål. Se vores komplette retursalgs på siden for mere information.

Hvordan passer jeg på sterling sølv smykker?

Sterling sølv smykker holder længere hvis de opbevares tørt og væk fra fugt. Undgå at få dem våde, og opbevar dem gerne i en aflukket beholder. Hvis de bliver sorte, kan de poleres med et blødt tøj eller sølvpolitur.

Hvad er forskel mellem preciosa og miyuki perler?

Både Preciosa og Miyuki er højkvalitets tjekkiske og japanske perler. Miyuki er kendt for ekstrem præcision og homogenitet, mens Preciosa tilbyder et bredt farvespektrum og er meget alsidelige. Begge er perfekte til perlearbejde.

Hvilke halvædelsten forhandler I?

Vi har et stort udvalg af halvædelsten inklusiv smykkesten, ferskvandsperler og cabochon i mange forskellige farver og kvaliteter. Alle vores halvædelsten er udvalgt for deres skønhed og kvalitet.

Hvor er I placeret fysisk?

Beadhouse of Copenhagen ligger på Vendersgade 9, 1363 København (ved Nørreport Station). Vi har været her siden 1979 og tilbyder et enormt udvalg af perler, smykker og tilbehør. Du er velkommen til at besøge os mandag-fredag 11-18, og lørdag 10-17.

Ja, vi tilbyder engroshandel og samarbejde. Kontakt os på ks@beadhouse.dk eller ring +45 3315 9112 for at diskutere engrosordrer.

Hvad betyder at smykker er forgyldt?

Forgyldt betyder at smykket har et tyndt lag af guld (gold plating) over et basismetale som messing eller rustfrit stål. Det giver en elegant guldfinish til en mere overkommelig pris end solid guld. Vores forgyldte smykker har høj kvalitet og holder længe.

Hoops vs Hoop Earrings - What's the Difference?

Creoles and hoop earrings are two of the most popular earring types - and they can look alike from a distance. But the choice between creoles and earrings affects both style, comfort and durability. Here you get a simple guide to the differences, which materials and sizes suit you, as well as practical advice on fit and care. Then you can safely choose the earrings that work in your everyday life - and that also hold up for parties.

What are Creoles?

Creoles are ring-shaped earrings that sit all the way around the ear. Some models have a small hinge or click lock, while others are completely closed. You find them both as simple rings, twisted designs or decorated with pendants and pearls. Creoles can be fine and discreet - or wide and striking, depending on the look you're going for.

Advantages of creoles

Fits everything from jeans to party dresses
Secure fit thanks to click-lock or hinge
Creates a clean and stylish expression that beautifully frames the face

Disadvantages of creoles

Large models can get stuck in clothes or hair
Gilded surface can wear faster on cheap variants
Heavier creoles can cause discomfort if you wear them for many hours

What are earrings?

Hoop earrings – also called hook or wire earrings – have an open hoop that is passed through the piercing and hangs freely behind the ear. They are popular for light, feminine designs and earrings with pendants, stones or charms.

Advantages of ear hoops

Light and airy style
Quick to put on and take off
Ideal for hanging designs with movement

Disadvantages of earrings

Can fall out without stop or lock
Less robust for active everyday life
Not optimal in windy weather or for sports

Creoles vs Earrings - design and function

The choice is largely about personal style and use. Creoles give a more firm and stable look - perfect if you want a piece of jewelery that sits where it should. Earrings feel lighter and have more movement, giving a soft and feminine look.

Both types are available in many materials and surfaces, so you can easily find something that matches both skin tone and wardrobe.

Safety and fit

Creoles: Click-lock and hinges provide solid closure - ideal if you move a lot or have long hair.
Earrings: Use small silicone stoppers to ensure they don't slip out. Select any models with back lock for extra security.

Materials – what should you choose?

Sterling silver (925)

A classic choice for everyone. Silver takes on a nice shine and can be polished up if it darkens. Choose nickel-tested silver if you have delicate skin.

Gold-plated or gold-plated

Gives an exclusive gold look at a lower price. However, the surface wears faster, especially in contact with water, sweat or perfume.

Stainless steel and surgical steel

Very durable and often hypoallergenic. Perfect for daily use and for those with sensitive skin.

Solid precious metals (gold, platinum)

The most durable choice. The color lasts and the metal withstands daily use without losing its shine. An investment – but one that lasts for many years.

Size and style – small vs. big creoles

The size of your creoles changes the whole look:

Small (10–20 mm): Discreet and comfortable - can often be worn around the clock.
Medium (25–40 mm): The most versatile size - fits both everyday and party.
Large (45mm+): Gives a distinctive look, but can be heavier and more prone to snagging.

Tip: Check the measurements in mm before you buy. Also think about whether you want to sleep, work or play sports with them on.

How to open and close creoles

Clicker/hinge: Press to open, press together to close – easy and safe.
Thread/Lock: The thin thread is passed through the ear and into the ring. Requires some practice.
Complete Ring: One end is easily pulled out to open – classic and simple.

Feel free to practice in front of the mirror the first time, and hold on tight so you don't drop them.

Care and maintenance

Avoid perfume, salt water and chlorine, especially with gold-plated jewellery.
Wipe the earrings with a soft cloth after use.
Polish the silver carefully with a polishing cloth if necessary.
Store your jewelry dry and separately to avoid scratches.

Allergy and skin friendliness

If you tend to be allergic, go for surgical steel, titanium, nickel-tested silver or solid gold. Gold-plated jewelery can contain base metals under the coating, which can irritate the skin over time.

FAQ

What does the word creole mean?

Creoles are ring-shaped earrings that are either closed or have a small locking mechanism. They vary greatly in size and thickness.

What is the biggest difference between creoles and earrings?

Creoles are round and sit close to the ear, while hoop earrings are open and hang more freely. Creoles often feel firmer, while hoop earrings give a more airy look.

How to open creoles?

Depending on the type: press gently with click-lock, or pull the thread out with thread models. Use both hands and take your time – so you avoid bending the lock.

Can you sleep with creoles?

Yes, you can easily sleep with small and light models. However, larger or heavy types can become uncomfortable and should be removed.

Which material is best against allergies?

Surgical steel, titanium, and solid gold (14–18 karat) are the most skin-friendly choices. Nickel-tested sterling silver is also a good alternative.

Find your new favorite earrings

Are you ready to find the perfect pair for you? Regardless of whether you are into classic creoles or airy earrings, you can choose size, material and style so that you get exactly the look and comfort you want. And if you need help, we are always ready to offer advice.