No brass dressed up to look the part. Every piece starts with solid 925 sterling silver and ends with a finish made to be worn — and cared for. Here's exactly what goes into your jewelry — and why.
Wipe with the included polishing cloth after wear. Keep it dry when you can. Store it in the pouch it came in. Do that, and the finish outlasts the trend cycle several times over.
READ THE CARE GUIDEEvery piece is solid 925 sterling silver — 92.5% pure silver, alloyed with copper for strength. That includes the parts most brands cut corners on: chains, clasps, ear posts, ear hooks, and extenders.
Why it matters: most jewelry at this price is brass or zinc alloy under the plating. Brass turns skin green. Silver doesn't. And years from now, a sterling piece can be re-plated and worn again — instead of thrown away.
Each piece is electroplated in one of three finishes over the sterling base: 18k Gold — genuine 18k gold electroplate, warm yellow tone Rose Gold — 18k rose gold alloy electroplate
Rhodium — a platinum-family metal, the same finish used on white-gold fine jewelry. Bright, cool, tarnish-resistant. Plating is a finish, not a promise of forever — how long it lasts depends on care and body chemistry. Treat it well (see our Care Guide below) and it stays beautiful for a long time.
No brass or zinc-alloy bases. No nickel-heavy mystery metal on ear posts. No stones renamed to sound more expensive than they are.
We're publishing our lab results — plating thickness, metal composition, heavy-metal testing — as they come in. Transparency is a process. We're in it.
Every piece begins with a designer — a sketch, a material, an idea worth making real. Some are brought to life in small independent studios; others move into precision manufacturing to bring that same design to more people, without compromising the details that made it worth making in the first place. It's a balance we take seriously: honest about how each piece is made, and exacting about how it turns out.