Chains

A classic base chain, the curb chain is sleek and simple, making it the perfect choice to let your pendant shine. Its flat, interlocking links create a smooth, continuous look that complements any pendant shape and is ideal for those who prefer an understated, timeless style.

With a heavier weight and rounder links, the belcher chain is perfect for larger pendant shapes or creating eye-catching cluster styles. Its sturdy design adds a bold, substantial feel to your necklace, giving your pendant presence.

For a modern, contemporary vibe, the paperclip chain is a standout. Its elongated links offer a unique structure that’s perfect for building charm styles, where each pendant can be attached to separate links. This chain provides a fresh, minimalist edge to any necklace design, ideal for those who love to mix and match.

We proudly cast each piece in 100% solid recycled 925 silver and have done so ever since we launched in 2014. Using our in-house recycled bullion reduces the demand on the planet for mining these precious metals. Our silver contains no nickel.

You can further personalise your design by choosing between a shiny or matte finish, shown in the examples above.

We use a triple coating of gold to plate your designs to ensure a high-quality finish while offering an affordable alternative to solid gold. The base metal is always silver. 

You can further personalise your piece by choosing between a shiny or matte finish, shown in the examples above.

To maximise the longevity of your plating, please visit our aftercare page.

Rose gold is an alloy made from a combination of pure gold and copper along with a few other metals. This blend creates a beautiful rosy hue. We use a triple coating of rose gold to plate your designs to ensure a high-quality finish while offering an affordable alternative to solid gold. The base metal is always silver. 

You can further personalise your piece by choosing between a shiny or matte finish, shown in the examples above.

To maximise the longevity of your plating, please visit our aftercare page.

We proudly cast each piece in 100% solid recycled gold and have done so ever since we launched in 2014. Using our in-house recycled bullion reduces the demand on the planet for mining these precious metals. Our solid gold rings are hallmarked for authenticity.

We cast in 9ct and 18ct gold which is most common in the UK, but we now also offer 14ct gold which is a favourite with our friends in America.

There are 3 main differences between 9ct, 14ct & 18ct gold. These are colour, price and durability. 9ct gold contains 37.5% pure gold while 18ct has 75% pure gold content. This not only effects the price but also the colour. 9ct gold has a paler, cooler hue while 18ct gold has a much richer, deeper gold tone and 14ct gold sits in the middle. Even though 18ct has more gold, which is a softer metal, it is actually more durable in the long term, making it the most popular choice for wedding bands.

For a forever gold finish, you can request a quote for solid recycled 9ct/ 14ct/ 18ct gold or platinum. You can request a precious metal quote via the online portal. The quote is based on the size and thickness of your wax. We are unable to provide quotes for designs that have not been carved and sent back to us. But to give you an idea, a small 9ct solid gold stacking ring in the smallest ring size starts from an additional £350. There is no commitment to go ahead with your quote, you can choose to keep your design silver or opt for gold plated options.

If making a wedding band you must match the carat of the engagement ring to avoid one ring scratching the other.

We proudly cast every piece in 100% solid recycled rose gold and have done so ever since we launched in 2014. Using our in-house recycled bullion reduces the demand on the planet for mining these precious metals. Solid gold is hallmarked for authenticity.

Rose gold is an alloy made from a combination of pure gold and copper along with a few other metals. This blend creates a beautiful rosy hue. We cast in 9ct and 18ct rose gold which is most common in the UK, but we now also offer 14ct gold which is a favourite with our friends in America.

There are 3 main differences between 9ct, 14ct & 18ct rose gold. These are colour, price and durability. 9ct gold contains 37.5% pure gold while 18ct has 75% pure gold content. This not only effects the price but also the colour. 9ct gold has a paler, cooler hue while 18ct gold has a much richer, deeper orange tone and 14ct gold sits in the middle. Even though 18ct has more gold, which a softer metal it is actually more durable in the long term, making it the most popular choice for wedding bands.

You can request a precious metal quote via the online portal. The quote is based on the size and thickness of your wax. We are unable to provide quotes for designs that have not been carved and sent back to us. But to give you an idea, a small 9ct solid gold stacking ring in the smallest ring size starts from an additional £350. There is no commitment to go ahead with your quote, you can choose to keep your design silver or opt for gold plated options.

If making a wedding band you must match the carat of the engagement ring to avoid one ring scratching the other.

We proudly cast each piece in 100% solid recycled gold and have done so ever since we launched in 2014. Using our in-house recycled bullion reduces the demand on the planet for mining these precious metals. Solid gold is hallmarked for authenticity and rhodium plated as standard.

We cast in 9ct and 18ct gold which is most common in the UK, but we now also offer 14ct gold which is a favourite with our friends in America.

There are 3 main differences between 9ct, 14ct & 18ct gold. These are colour, price and durability. 9ct gold contains 37.5% pure gold while 18ct has 75% pure gold content. This not only effects the price but also the colour. 9ct gold has a paler, cooler hue while 18ct gold has a much richer, deeper gold tone and 14ct gold sits in the middle. Even though 18ct has more gold, which is a softer metal it is actually more durable in the long term, making it the most popular choice for wedding bands.

You can request a precious metal quote via the online portal. The quote is based on the size and thickness of your wax. We are unable to provide quotes for designs that have not been carved and sent back to us. But to give you an idea, a small 9ct white gold stacking ring in the smallest ring size starts from an additional £470 . There is no commitment to go ahead with your quote, you can choose to keep your design silver.

If making a wedding band you must match the ct of the engagement ring to avoid one ring scratching the other.

We proudly cast each piece in 100% solid recycled platinum and have done so ever since we launched in 2014. Using our in-house recycled bullion reduces the demand on the planet for mining these precious metals. Our platinum rings are hallmarked for authenticity.

Platinum requires very little maintenance, while while gold may need rhodium plating in the future to bring back its bright silver finish. Platinum is also slightly more grey/darker toned hue and a heavier metal, which makes it the more harder wearing metal of the two. Did you know Platinum is 20 times more rare than gold. 

You can request a precious metal quote via the online portal. The quote is based on the size and thickness of your wax. We are unable to provide quotes for designs that have not been carved and sent back to us. But to give you an idea, a small platinum solid gold stacking ring in the smallest ring size starts from an additional £850. There is no commitment to go ahead with your quote, you can choose to keep your design silver or opt for gold plated options.