The Click-Lock

How earrings without a back stay in

Three steps, one hand. No back behind the earlobe, an anchor on the post instead. And you decide how firmly it sits.

The Click-Lock in 3D: post and head, the anchor lying crosswise behind the earlobe

01The problem

The trouble sits at the back.

A stud earring has two parts. The jewellery at the front, the back behind it. The part behind causes the trouble.

  1. It gets lost.

    It catches on a collar, a scarf, a towel, and drops where nobody finds it. After that the earring lives in a drawer.

  2. It pinches.

    A back holds by clamping, as firmly as it happens to sit. Too loose and it slips. Too tight and you feel it.

  3. It gets in the way of sport.

    Before training the jewellery comes out and ends up loose in the bag. After training it is somewhere in there.

Baqless leaves the back out. The hold sits in the post.

02Small innovation. Big difference.

The principle in three steps

  1. Step 1: anchor lengthwise, in line with the post
    1

    Post through the ear

    The anchor lies lengthwise, in line with the post. Together they slide through the piercing like an ordinary stud. Nothing is waiting at the back to be pushed on.

  2. Step 2: anchor crosswise to the post, clicked in
    2

    Flip

    Behind the earlobe you flip the anchor crosswise. With one hand, no mirror.

  3. 3

    Slide it to the ear

    Slide the anchor along the post up to your earlobe until it clicks in. How close you bring it decides how firmly it sits.

It sits. No back. Nothing to lose.

03In detail

You set how firmly it sits.

This is the heart of the Click-Lock. The anchor clicks in, and you decide where. Closer to the ear and it sits firmer. A little back and it sits looser.

A little firmer before a long run, a little looser at your desk. Your ear, your call.

Post
Ø 1.0 mm, 6 to 10 mm long, the same on every model, according to the maker
Click-Lock
rhodium-plated on every pair, even with a gold-plated head
Piercing
Made for a pierced earlobe.

04Every day

Putting it in, taking it out

Putting it in

One hand does it, the other stays free for your bag, your bottle or your coffee. In the changing room, on the train, in the half light before an early run. Perfume and cream first, then the earrings.

Taking it out

  1. Hold the earring at the front.
  2. Slide the anchor back to the end of the post.
  3. Flip it lengthwise, in line with the post.
  4. Pull the post straight out.

While the anchor is crosswise, the post will not come out. Flip first, then pull.

05Care

Care, in brief

  • After training

    Wipe off sweat and dirt. Store them dry, out of direct sun and dust.

  • On the go

    Always in the tin, never loose in the kit bag.

  • The post

    Over time a little skin oil builds up on the post and the anchor slides back less easily. So wipe the post too, at least once a week.

  • Rhodium and gold plating

    A soft cloth is all it needs. Leave out ultrasonic baths and harsh cleaners.

  • Clean at least once a week

    For hygiene, take them out and clean them at least once a week. Not in the sauna, not on the ski slopes.

Our selection

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Hearts, knots, hoops and small stones. Every pair in sterling silver 925.

There are no backs.

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06Questions

Quick questions

Can I put it in with one hand?

Yes. The Click-Lock is made for one hand, without a mirror.

Can I set how firmly it sits?

Yes. The anchor clicks in, and you slide it as close to your ear as feels right to you.

Is the post the same on every pair?

Yes, according to the maker. Every model has the same post, Ø 1.0 mm and 6 to 10 mm long.

Do I need a piercing?

Yes. Baqless is made for a pierced earlobe.

What is the Click-Lock?

Our name for the way Baqless holds: an anchor on the post that passes through the piercing lengthwise and then lies crosswise behind the earlobe. It replaces the back.

Made to move. Designed to stay.

Every pair with the same Click-Lock. Always as a pair, in the tin.