Every Piece Begins with Sterling Silver
Our Materials
We craft each piece from high-quality sterling silver plated, and when plated in gold, we use only rich 18k for a finish that’s timeless and radiant.
Rhodium Plated Sterling Silver
Among precious metals, rhodium reigns supreme. It’s rarer and more expensive than both gold and platinum. When used to plate sterling silver, rhodium’s incredible lustre adds shine and keeps your silver jewellery bright and clear. It’s resistant to tarnish, scratches and corrosion. We’ve used rhodium plating to make these earrings hypoallergenic. So, even if your ears are sensitive to sterling silver, rhodium protects against irritation.925 sterling silver contains the highest percentage of pure silver possible in jewellery, with no compromise on strength. It’s the standard for fine silver jewellery and even better when plated with rhodium.
18k Gold Plated Sterling Silver
18k gold has an ultra-bright shine that’s irresistible. Because it’s too delicate alone for everyday jewellery, 18k gold works beautifully as a plating over stronger metals, like sterling silver. Here, we’ve used a full 1 micron of 18k gold plating. While gold-plated jewellery often gets a thinner layer of just 0.5 microns, 1-micron gold plating will maintain its finish for far longer. Under the gold plating is resilient 925 sterling silver, the standard for fine silver jewellery that endures.
Cubic Zirconia Simulated Diamonds
Like diamonds, cubic zirconia is a stone with “fire” — by which jewellers mean that flash of light reflected from the crystal surface.That clear, bright shine and cubic zirconia’s hard, smooth properties are what make it the ideal diamond alternative. Cubic zirconia is also a responsible choice. While diamonds are mined from the earth, cubic zirconia is produced in clean lab conditions.
Freshwater Pearls
Freshwater pearls are silky and iridescent, with a warm, elegant glow. Touchable and radiant, they have a rich, natural beauty. Like saltwater pearls, freshwater pearls are harvested from the waters but intentionally cultivated. Formed from solid crystalline nacre (mother of pearl), they’re untreated by any chemical or dye, resistant to discoloration, and strong enough to last a lifetime.The round, smooth freshwater pearls used here are considered rarer. But because they’re natural, no two pearls are exactly alike. Enjoy the unique beauty.
