Fixing Butterfly Backs and Clicker Clasps 101

Here's how to fix a butterfly back or loose clicker clasp.

Butterfly backs and Clicker clasps are built to last, but with regular wear, they can loosen slightly. A quick adjustment might be all it needs.

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If your butterfly backs feels loose, don't worry—it's usually an easy fix. Follow these steps to tighten it at home.

Step 1

Gently squeeze the two loops on the earring back together.

Step 2

Test the fit to make sure it's secure with your post.

If your clicker clasp feels loose, don't worry—it's usually an easy fix. Follow these steps to tighten it at home.

Step 1

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Step 2

Gently push the tip of the post up or down with your finger.

Step 3

Find where the dip on your post is.

Step 4

If the dip is at the top of the post, push the post up. If the dip is at the bottom, push the post down.

Step 5

Close the earring and repeat the process until it clicks in.

Step 6

This same process can be used on the Stevie Hoops for both the post and the links.

Clasps and Closures

Flat back studs are earrings with a smooth, flush-fitting post that ensures comfort. On this page you'll find a quick video on how to put them on.

Clasps and Closures

For a seamless look and secure fit, follow these steps to ensure your tennis necklace rests perfectly against your neck.

Styling

Our Base Chain is a Mejuri original–made by us, for you. The fully customizable design offers versatility, so you can wear it any way you'd like.