Jewelry

[Shanus]

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@silkyk wrote:

The omega backs can be made secure by adding one of those little clear plastic tubes on the post just before you snap the closure. That way if it comes unsnapped you won't loose the earring. I use these plastic/rubber stopper backs on pins too. Slip one on the post before you do the closure and you won't loose the pin if it comes unlatched. Handy little tubes that you can find on ebay.

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@silkyk   The post or wire is usually not long enough to accommodate a disk or tube...Maybe I just have hefty lobes. Lol

[SilleeMee]

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@Shanus wrote:

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@silkyk wrote:

The omega backs can be made secure by adding one of those little clear plastic tubes on the post just before you snap the closure. That way if it comes unsnapped you won't loose the earring. I use these plastic/rubber stopper backs on pins too. Slip one on the post before you do the closure and you won't loose the pin if it comes unlatched. Handy little tubes that you can find on ebay.

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@silkyk   The post or wire is usually not long enough to accommodate a disk or tube...Maybe I just have hefty lobes. Lol

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Plus that defeats the purpose of having the convenience of an omega back closure where any extra pieces are not needed. Might as well just opt for a clutchback or camel-back hoop and not spend the extra money for an omega back which are usually more expensive.