THE CARE GUIDE

Our jewelry is handcrafted using the finest, ethically sourced materials and designed for everyday wear. We put a lot of consideration into the materials we use. Our pieces are made to withstand real life, and with proper jewelry cleaning, they will continue to shine.

Wondering what material your piece is made of? All our 18k gold plated pieces are stamped with “925” due to their sterling silver core.

  • MOISSANITE DIAMONDS

    MOISSANITE DIAMONDS

    Moissanite Diamonds are referred to as diamond simulants, and engineered to give the illusion of similarity to diamonds, but is compositionally quite different from a real diamond. Our high-quality moissanite gems (VS clarity) are ethically sourced from our suppliers who follow conflict-free and socially responsible practices.

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  • 18k Gold Plating

    Gold plating involves a thick layer of gold to give it that much more durability. We use 18k gold that is a of 0.5 microns thick layered over sterling silver. All of our 18k gold vermeil pieces are stamped with “925”.

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  • Freshwater Pearls

    Freshwater Pearls

    We use cultured pearls from oysters and freshwater mussels that we carefully select for our pieces.

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  • Swarovski Crystals

    Swarovski Crystals

    We only use certified Swarovski Crystals, highly valued for their beauty, longevity and rarity.

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  • Sterling Silver

    925 Sterling Silver is an alloy made of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% copper. We plate our silver jewelry in rhodium, which gives it extra shine and durability. Rhodium is one of the costliest precious metals due to its rarity. All of our sterling silver pieces are stamped with “925”.

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  • Stainless Steel

    Stainless Steel is a lightweight, highly corrosion-resistant and durable material. When properly cared for, stainless steel will maintain its appearance for a lifetime.

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  • Enamel

    Enameling is a technique in which a glossy substance, traditionally a type of glass, is applied to the surface of metal or another hard surface. Traditional enamel is glass-based; however, we use cold enamel—also known as epoxy resin enamel—which does not contain glass. This type is far more durable and resistant to chipping that may sometimes occur with daily wear.

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