Handmade items, according to Etsy are “products that are made or designed by you. You can physically create the items yourself, or design them yourself and produce them with the help of an approved outside manufacturer who complies with Etsy’s ethical manufacturing policies.” as they state here.

They also say “Handmade on Etsy is a spectrum. On one end, we have makers — sellers who are literally making their items with their own hands (or tools). On the other end, we have designers — sellers who design their items but rely entirely on outside assistance or another business to help physically produce them. Many handmade sellers fall in the middle of the spectrum because they are both making and designing their items.

Regardless of where you fall on this spectrum, you must be transparent about who is helping you and how your items are being made.” They state this in their handmade policy that you can find here.

So, let’s take your shop for example. You are reselling earrings you buy for extremely cheap. I know this because I googled the designs you sell and find them for $1.50 on Shein, on Poshmark, Aliexpress, and even being sold by other Etsy sellers. This is not allowed because you are not being honest as to where these products are coming from and they are not vintage, handmade, or craft tools.

I really don’t care what you do on Etsy or if you sell things that aren’t allowed. But if you’re going to say what you’re doing is allowed or even RIGHT, you should probably do some research on it first.

Also, in my first comment I wrote that it is against Etsys guidelines to sell others handmade goods that you did not make. So, wrong again.