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I have always been conscious of mixing metals thinking this to be the ultimate fashion faux pas… but recently I feel a shift towards mixing this up a little. This hard and fast unspoken rule seems to have fallen away and guess what, silver and gold do look great together. If you follow a similar aesthetic I think it works brilliantly. Being matchy, matchy feels a little vanilla right now. Silver has had a huge comeback and sprinkling in some silver and gold can help you look and feel more on trend. Mixing adds visual interest and also gives you...

The tradition of wearing pearls dates back centuries to ancient civilizations like the Egyptians, Greeks and Romans who valued pearls for their rarity and beauty. Pearls were often associated with wealth, royalty and purity, making them highly sort after. In many cultures, pearls were considered symbols of love, prosperity and wisdom. Overtime, pearl jewellery became popular among nobility and aristocrats, with elaborate pearl necklaces, earrings and bracelets becoming symbols. Today they remain a classic choice for jewellery lovers worldwide. Modern pearl farming had enabled the production of a wide range of high quality cultured pearls in various shapes, sizes and...

Jewellery is often seen as special as it can be a tangible symbol of love, appreciation, or significance to the recipient. It's also something that people are hesitant to buy for themselves without feeling it's a treat or for a special occasion.                                    Gold Sunshine Charm Pendant £36 on a Gold Filled Chain  It's timeless and carries emotional value making it a cherished gift. Throughout time jewellery has been associated with significant milestones from rings that symbolise a lifelong commitment to gifts that mark achievements....

Gold Filled vs. Gold Vermeil   You may be wondering what the difference is between Gold Vermeil and Gold Filled Jewellery?   Gold Vermeil   Gold Vermeil  (pronounced vermay) constitutes a base metal of sterling silver and a layer of gold to the outside. Gold Vermeil always uses Sterling Silver as a base metal and we use a minimum of 18k Gold and 24K Gold for a darker gold appearance. This method is achieved via electroplating the gold to the silver binding the two metals together. This is roughly 5 x thicker than flash plating meaning you will have a stronger...