Chains, hoops, studs, pendants, rings and bracelets in gold-plated and stainless-steel finishes, made for everyday wear.
Our jewellery range is designed to be worn, not admired in a drawer. It focuses on the pieces customers reach for daily: fine and mid-weight chains, small and mid-size hoops, simple studs, pendants, stacking rings and bracelets in gold-plated brass, gold-plated stainless steel and plain stainless steel.
We describe materials precisely. If a piece is gold-plated over brass, the listing says so, along with the plating thickness where the manufacturer discloses it. If a piece is solid stainless steel, it says that. We do not use vague terms such as "gold tone luxury metal" to blur the line between plated and solid gold, and we do not present costume jewellery as investment jewellery.
Choosing the right material is mostly about how often you will wear a piece and whether your skin is sensitive to nickel.
| Material | Wear suitability | Sensitivity | Care level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold-plated brass | Occasional to regular wear | Nickel-safe finish | Keep dry, avoid chemicals |
| Gold-plated stainless steel | Daily wear | Well tolerated by most | Low maintenance |
| Plain stainless steel | Daily wear, including sport | Best option for sensitive skin | Very low maintenance |
| Sterling silver items | Regular wear | Generally well tolerated | Polish to remove tarnish |
| Cubic zirconia settings | Occasional to regular wear | Setting metal determines tolerance | Avoid ultrasonic cleaning |
Plating wears with friction, moisture and chemicals. Put jewellery on last, after perfume, hairspray and moisturiser have dried, and take it off before showering, swimming, exercising or sleeping. Wipe pieces with a soft dry cloth after wear and store them individually in the pouch supplied.
Ring sizes are listed in UK letter sizing with the millimetre internal diameter alongside. Measure at the end of the day when fingers are at their largest, and size up for wide-band designs.
All items we stock are supplied as nickel-safe under UK and EU nickel release limits. If you have a known metal allergy, stainless steel is generally the most tolerated option. Discontinue wear if you experience redness or itching and speak to a pharmacist if symptoms persist.
Unless a listing explicitly states a hallmark and carat, our pieces are plated or steel fashion jewellery. They are made to look excellent and last well with care, but they are not solid precious metal and should not be bought as a store of value.
