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Attaching resin cat charms to earring findings is a simple process that lets you personalise and finish your handmade earrings with professional style. With a few basic tools and the right approach, you’ll have unique cat charm earrings ready to wear or give as gifts.
Preparing Your Resin Cat Charm
Before attaching your charm, ensure it’s fully cured and has a smooth surface. If your charm lacks a hole, use a small hand drill or the mini drill included in kits such as the "Evershine Collection" – Artisan Jewellery Epoxy Resin Kit to make a neat hole near the top. Be gentle and drill slowly to avoid damaging the charm. Clean away any dust before moving on.


Attaching Findings: Hooks and Jump Rings
Once the hole is drilled, open a jump ring using small pliers. Slide it through the hole and close it securely. You can then connect the jump ring directly to an earring hook or stud. Many jewellery kits come with a variety of hooks, clasps, and jump rings suitable for this purpose, making it easy to mix and match styles. Always check that connections are tightly closed to prevent charms from slipping off.
Practical Tips for Secure and Lasting Results
- Choose stainless steel or hypoallergenic findings if you have sensitive ears.
- Work on a flat, clean workspace to avoid losing small parts.
- If you want extra security, a tiny dab of jewellery adhesive at the join can offer additional hold, though well-closed jump rings are often sufficient.

When This Matters
Properly attaching your resin cat charms ensures your earrings are secure for regular wear and gifting. This is especially important if you are making jewellery for others or plan to sell your creations, as reliability and neatness give a professional touch.
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Mastering this basic earring assembly technique makes it easy to showcase your resin cat charms on finished jewellery. For more inspiration and starter kits, explore the resources on our main resin cat charm earrings page.
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