Our Expertise
Quality is not judged upon unboxing.
The subject
Solid 925 silver.
Never plated.
Plated silver is a few microns of silver on brass. The layer wears off in three months, the brass shows through, and that's what tarnishes the skin.
Our jewelry is solid throughout its thickness. There's nothing underneath, so nothing can show through. The 925 hallmark stamped in the ring is legal proof — not a marketing argument.
The size
You can't
go wrong.
The ring is open and adjusts from 48 to 58. No size to swipe in her jewelry box, no exchange to anticipate, no spoiled surprise.
The band is thick for a reason: to keep its shape, opening after opening. That's more material, so more expensive to produce. That's the price of a successful surprise.
The test of time
What happens next.
Day 1
You open the box
The polish is sharp, with no burrs. The hallmark is struck on the inside of the ring — look at it, it's your proof.
Month 3
The moment the veneer peels off
That's where the €25 jewelry tarnishes your finger. Yours is solid: nothing happens.
Year 1
He took on his patina
Sterling silver tarnishes slightly over time, which is normal. Thirty seconds with a polishing cloth and it's good as new — it's reversible, unlike the wear and tear on plated jewelry.
Year 10
He's still here.
And the Oath signed as well. That's the only thing we wanted to guarantee from the start.
The Interview
Thirty seconds,
twice a year.
Sterling silver requires very little maintenance: a soft cloth when it tarnishes, and that's it. Remove it for the pool and the sea — chlorine and salt are not good for any jewelry.
One thing we won't promise you: that it's indestructible. We promise you something better — if it fails, we'll replace it.
Our commitment
If your jewelry tarnishes,
we'll replace it.
No time limit, no invoices to dig up. Your certificate number is all you need. It's easy to promise when you know what you're putting into it.
What is asked of us
Why isn't it more expensive, then?
No shop, no reseller, no middleman margin. You pay for the materials and the box, not the display.
Is moissanite a diamond?
No, and we'll never tell you otherwise. It's a harder and more brilliant stone than zircon, made to be worn every day.
Can stones fall?
They are set – held in place by metal, not glue. And if a stone ever comes loose, it's covered by the warranty.
Is he going to bruise his finger?
No. That’s caused by the brass in plated jewellery. Sterling silver can tarnish on the surface—a thirty-second wipe and it’s good as new.
What if I change my mind?
Thirty days to return the box set, no questions asked. We exchange or refund.
Judge for yourself.
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