Sterling silver is a timeless precious metal with a soft, luminous glow. It’s durable enough for everyday wear, yet refined and elegant in appearance.

Over time, silver may gently darken when exposed to air or moisture — a natural process that’s easily reversed with a light polish. With minimal care, sterling silver remains a lifelong companion.

Best for: everyday jewellery, heirloom pieces, those who love cool-toned metals.

(Yellow, White & Rose)

9ct gold offers the beauty of gold with added strength, making it especially well-suited to daily wear. Its higher alloy content gives it durability and a slightly softer tone than higher-carat golds.

• Yellow gold has a warm, classic glow. Slightly paler than 18ct Gold

• White gold offers a pale, silvery elegance

• Rose gold carries a gentle blush warmth and true pink hue.

9ct gold does not tarnish and requires very little maintenance.

Best for: everyday rings, sentimental jewellery, practical luxury.

(Yellow, White & Peach)

18ct gold is rich, deep, and luxurious — prized for its high gold content and beautiful colour.

• Yellow gold is warm and glowing, deeper in colour than 9ct gold.

• White gold is deep and refined, with rich beige/grey undertones. It is darker than 9ct white gold.

• Peach gold sits between rose and yellow, with a soft, romantic warmth. Also known as Rose gold, however more peach in colour due to the higher gold content.

Because of its purity, 18ct gold feels especially precious and is often chosen for meaningful, lifelong pieces.

Best for: fine jewellery, engagement and commitment pieces, those drawn to depth and richness.

Bronze is an ancient metal with a long history in art, ritual, and adornment. Made from copper and tin, it has a warm, golden tone that echoes gold while remaining beautifully grounded and organic.

Unlike plated metals, bronze is solid throughout. Over time it may deepen in colour, developing a soft, natural patina unique to the wearer. Each bronze piece is carefully finished and sealed to slow tarnishing and minimise skin reaction.

Bronze is chosen intentionally — not as a substitute, but as a material with its own quiet power and character.

Best for: statement pieces, soulful everyday wear, those who love warmth and living metals.

* Bronze will naturally tarnish and can occasionally mark the skin due to its copper content — this is normal, harmless, and temporary. For this reason it’s best to wear it so that it is not in direct contact with your skin.

A protective coating is applied to help slow this process, and polishing will easily restore its shine.