There are several metal alloys, the one we use is an alloy of copper and zinc, also called brass. We plated our brass pieces in 14k yellow gold, 14k rose gold, rhodium and black rhodium.

Gold plating involves placing a layer of gold on another metal such as copper or brass through electromagnetic or chemical means.

- We recommend handling your jewellery with great care and delicacy.

- Remove any part before going to sleep, showering or before participating in any physical activity.

- Exposure to certain chemicals or environments can compromise its integrity and can cloud the crystals or stain the metals. This includes, but is not limited to: perspiration (sweat), perfumes/colognes, cleaning products, chlorine, salt water and abrasive silver polishes, etc.

- Store them in a dry place & away from the sun.

- Avoid keeping pieces together so they don't get scratched.

Pure silver is a shiny, tough, ductile and malleable metal, it has the highest reflectively optical white color of all metals.

Pure silver is not suitable for making jewelry since the pieces would be very weak. This is where .925 silver comes in, which is also known as "sterling silver" or sterling silver, in English.

925 silver is also known as sterling silver. The law is the unit of measurement that is used to know the degree of purity of the precious metal that contains the alloy used in the jewel.

In this case, 92.5% of the alloy is pure silver and 7.5% is copper.

Follow our tips to keep your silver jewellery like the first day:

- We recommend handling your jewellery with great care and delicacy.

- Remove any part before going to sleep, showering or before participating in any physical activity.

- Exposure to certain chemicals or environments can compromise its integrity and can cloud the crystals or stain the metals. This includes, but is not limited to: perspiration (sweat), perfumes/colognes, cleaning products, chlorine, salt water and abrasive silver polishes, etc.

- Store them in a dry place & away from the sun.

- Avoid keeping pieces together so they don't get scratched.

- Clean your silver jewelry frequently to keep it like the first day.

- Submerge them in warm soapy water for 10 minutes, with the help of a soft bristle brush clean your jewel and then dry it well with a microfiber cloth.

Gold vermeil consists of 18k yellow gold and 18k rose gold plated 925 silver jewellery.

Follow our tips to preserve your gold vermeil jewelry:

- We recommend handling your jewellery with great care and delicacy.

- Remove any part before going to sleep, showering or before participating in any physical activity.

- Exposure to certain chemicals or environments can compromise its integrity and can cloud the crystals or stain the metals. This includes, but is not limited to: perspiration (sweat), perfumes/colognes, cleaning products, chlorine, salt water and abrasive silver polishes, etc.

- Store them in a dry place & away from the sun.

- Avoid keeping pieces together so they don't get scratched.

- Clean your gold vermeil jewelry frequently to keep it looking like the first day.

- Submerge them in warm soapy water for 10 minutes, with the help of a soft bristle brush clean your jewel and then dry it well with a microfiber cloth.

Follow our tips to preserve your 14k gold jewelry:

- We recommend handling your jewellery with great care and delicacy.

- Avoid keeping pieces together so they don't get scratched.

- Clean your 14k gold jewellery frequently so that it is always shiny.

- Submerge them in warm soapy water for 10 minutes, with the help of a soft bristle brush clean your jewel and then dry it well with a microfiber cloth.