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What material should my jewellery be
Jewellery material
Sterling Silver 925, Vermeil, 14K Solid Gold
Sterling Silver 925
Sterling Silver is the alloy of pure silver and Copper. The standard composition for sterling silver jewellery is 92.5% pure Silver and 7.5% copper. We create jewellery using this alloy, rather than 100% pure sterling silver, because on its own the metal is too soft to create durable, long-lasting pieces. To know for sure if you are purchasing genuine sterling silver pieces, check for the ‘925’ stamp that every sterling silver piece will have. We adore our sterling silver pieces because they possess such a high shine and lustre that many other metals cannot achieve.
Vermeil
In crafting our Vermeil pieces, we employ a meticulous process that fuses contemporary luxury with enduring quality. Starting with a foundation of Sterling Silver, we apply a substantial 40mils layer of gold through the refined technique of electroplating. This results in an elevated aesthetic that serves as a compelling alternative to solid gold, while maintaining an uncompromised standard of excellence.
Solid Gold
Our solid gold pieces are alloyed in 14 karats, this optimises both the intrinsic beauty and enduring resilience of each of our creation. Made for fun and for show, but most importantly, made to last.
Add to your earsuite with our striking solid 14K carat gold internally threaded earrings. A solo statement or paired together in a constellation across the ear, our ear cartilage earrings can be worn in the conch or cartilage.
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