We recommend trying to slightly lift the tip of the earring that goes into the hinge - this way, when closing, the clasp is secure!

9K Solid Gold (AU375)

14K Solid Gold (AU585)

18K Solid Gold (AU705)

Sterling Silver (925)

Gold & Rose Gold Vermeil (925)

925 Sterling Silver; A more affordable option, perfect if you only want to wear it a few times a week. Sterling silver can be worn daily however, silver naturally will oxidise overtime. 

Gold/Rose Gold Vermeil;  3-4 times thicker gold-plating than standard plated pieces, hypoallergenic, durable & perfect for everyday wear. 

Solid Gold; Solid gold is the most valuable jewellery you can purchase. The purity of gold is expressed as carats or karats. Solid gold will last a lifetime & perfect for daily wear. Encourages sustainability due to the longer wearing nature of fine jewellery pieces.

No! All pieces are nickel free & hypoallergenic! Perfect for those that have sensitive skin.

Yes we do, all of our pieces come with a 6 month manufacturing warranty, this does not include personal wear & tear. Please visit outWarrantypage for more information.

Please visit our Care & Materials guide for detailed information around how you can best care for & store your pieces.

Wearing silver will keep it looking nice, as once silver is put in a drawer, or in hot pools, it starts to oxidize/tarnish. To remove any tarnish use asilver polishing clothor use a soft tooth brush and warm water. 

You can find our necklace and ring guide here. We recommend going up a size if you are between ring sizes. Please do not hesitate to reach out here if you are having troubles finding your size!

With all jewellery, It is always recommended to remove before showering, exercising & swimming as over time, they can fade. All pieces can be worn in the shower and won't tarnish quickly, however to ensure your pieces last a lifetime it is recommended to avoid water as much as possible. 

Gold vermeil is similar to gold-plated jewellery but the difference is that the layer of gold is thicker (2.5 microns to be exact) and the metal underneath is sterling silver. Gold-filled jewellery, contrary to the name, is not actually filled with gold. Rather, a thick layer of gold is bonded to another metal, such as brass or copper which can often cause skin reactions.