Fine jewelry in solid 14K and 10K gold, .925 sterling silver, stainless steel and titanium â pendants and charms, earrings, bracelets, chains, necklaces, rings, anklets and body jewelry.
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What solid means here. Gold pieces are gold all the way through and stamped with their purity; silver is stamped .925. Nothing here is a coating over a base metal. Where a piece carries a rhodium or IP finish, the product page says so and names the metal underneath.
The metals. 14K gold is the largest part of the catalog, then sterling silver, then 10K. 10K is a harder alloy and lower priced; 14K has the richer color and more gold in it. Stainless steel and titanium cover the pieces meant to be worn constantly and never taken off.
Gold colors. Yellow, white, rose, two-tone and tri-color. White gold is alloyed white rather than coated, and finished with rhodium for the bright surface. Rose takes its color from copper in the alloy. Two-tone and tri-color work different gold colors together in one piece.
Finishes. Polished for shine, satin for a soft sheen, textured to hold light without it, and Diamond Cut, where facets are cut into the surface so it catches light from every angle.
Sizes and specifications. Every product page lists the dimensions that matter for that piece â length and width for a chain, bail size for a pendant, case size for a watch, ring size where it applies â along with the weight in grams and whether the piece is hollow or solid.
Browse by category: Pendants & Charms, Earrings, Necklaces & Chains, Bracelets & Anklets, Rings, Anklets, Body Jewelry and Watches.
