Product Safety New Zealand recall Recall notice
Polymer clay Gummy Worm earrings sold at Joy's Handmade Boutique from Feb 2022 - Dec 2025
This notice is for Polymer clay Gummy Worm earrings sold at Joy's Handmade Boutique from Feb 2022 - Dec 2025 Polymer clay Pretzel earrings sold at Joy's Handmade Boutique from June 2022 - Dec 2025. Review the photos and listed product details before using, keeping, selling, or giving it away.
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Supplier contact Joy's Handmade boutique joygodwinarts@gmail.com
Responsible agency MBIE
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Source: New Zealand · Product Safety
Recall number: handmade-gummy-worm-earrings-and-salted-pretzel-earrings-sold-at-joys-handmade-boutique
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Source New Zealand · Product Safety
Recall date December 9, 2025
Product name Polymer clay Gummy Worm earrings sold at Joy's Handmade Boutique from Feb 2022 - Dec 2025 Polymer clay Pretzel earrings sold at Joy's Handmade Boutique from June 2022 - Dec 2025
Brand / company Joy's Handmade boutique
Hazard / issue White craft sand ('Sugar') used on the earrings has been independently recalled by the supplier citing asbestos contamination, potentially leading to asbestos contamination on the earrings. While the craft sand has been baked onto the clay and then stuck on with resin, reducing the possibility of asbestos fibers becoming airborne, a hazard remains from potential asbestos contamination on the product.
Remedy / action
- Stop wearing them. Place them in a sealed bag or container. Place that bag into a second plastic bag and seal securely with tape. Contact your local council for details of disposal. Refer to further advice on disposal and clean up from Health NZ here Asbestos in san d. Contact Joy's Handmade Boutique to arrange a remedy under the Consumer Guarantees Act. If anyone has used these products, there is no need for urgent medical attention. You can Healthline free anytime on 0800 611 116 anytime to discuss any health concerns you may have. Healthline can advise if you, a child or a family member needs to see a healthcare professional for review.
Recall number / record ID handmade-gummy-worm-earrings-and-salted-pretzel-earrings-sold-at-joys-handmade-boutique
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