925 Sterling Silver &

Gold on Sterling Silver Collection

Things to know


Jewellery Care Guide — Sterling Silver (925)


Sterling Silver is solid 925 silver (92.5% pure) — it is **not plated**, so it will never “wear off.”


What to Expect


* Naturally tarnishes over time from air, moisture, perfumes, and skin chemistry

* Tarnish is surface-level and easy to remove

* With proper care, it lasts indefinitely


How to Care


* Remove before showering, swimming, gym, or cleaning

* Avoid perfumes, lotions, and chemicals directly on jewellery

* Store in a dry, airtight pouch or jewellery box

* Clean with a silver polishing cloth

* For deeper cleaning, use a mild silver-safe cleaner


Good to know:

 Sterling Silver is ideal for everyday wear if you don’t mind occasional maintenance.



Things to know


Jewellery Care Guide-Gold on Sterling Silver 


Gold on sterling silver jewellery has a layer of real gold over solid sterling silver. With proper care, it can keep its colour and shine for a long time.


• Keep it dry– Remove before showering, swimming, or washing hands.

• Avoid chemicals– Perfume, lotions, and cleaning products can damage the gold layer.

• Put jewellery on last – Apply beauty products first, then wear your jewellery.

• Store carefully– Keep pieces in a soft pouch or jewellery box to prevent scratches and tarnish.

• Clean gently – Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after wearing.


Gentle care will help maintain the gold finish and keep your jewellery looking beautiful.



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Gold Plated on Sterling Silver


Gold plated jewellery is made by applying a thin layer of gold over a sterling silver base using an electroplating process. This allows the piece to have the appearance of solid gold while remaining more affordable.


The thickness of the gold layer can vary, and over time the plating may gradually wear with frequent use. Proper care and avoiding harsh chemicals can help extend the life of gold plated jewellery.


Vermeil Gold Jewellery


Gold vermeil (pronounced ver-may) is a higher quality type of gold plated jewellery. To be classified as vermeil, the jewellery must meet strict standards:


A solid sterling silver base


Gold plating that is significantly thicker than standard plating


Typically 10k gold or higher purity


Because the gold layer is thicker, vermeil jewellery is more durable and longer lasting than standard gold plating, making it a popular choice for premium gold-on-silver jewellery.


Anti-Tarnish Gold on Sterling Silver


Modern gold-on-silver jewellery may also include advanced anti-tarnish technology, such as protective e-coating or specialised plating layers. These coatings help prevent oxidation, reduce tarnishing, and maintain the gold finish for longer.


Many anti-tarnish pieces also use triple-layer or hard gold plating, which improves durability and helps the jewellery retain its colour and shine even with regular wear.