Metal Information

Pure silver is a very soft, malleable white precious metal. The sterling silver used to make jewelry contains 92.5% silver and 7.5% of other alloys to give silver the hardness it requires to be...

When not wearing your jewelry, we highly recommend storing it in a safe place or pouch. This helps prevent scratching and maintains the overall look and appearance of your jewellery. Always remove...

Tungsten is a chemical element that is mixed with carbide to make affordable jewelry and other items. Tungsten, which means 'heavy stone', is the most scratch-resistant metal known to man. Perfect...

The term "karat" designates the amount of gold found in a piece of jewelry. Jewelry is commonly made in 10K, 14K and 18K, as pure gold is mixed with other metals to produce a harder, more workable...

Hallmarking is a way to define the metal content of a piece of jewelry. Metals are tested and if they meet a certain minimal purity requirement they are marked with a specified seal called a...

At Jewlr, our gold-plated jewelry consists of a thin layer of 18K yellow gold, plated over solid sterling silver, creating the luxurious look of gold at a fraction of the cost. Keep your yellow...

Cobalt is a non-precious metal with a similar appearance to white gold and platinum and is often used to make men's rings and other jewelry. Cobalt is a chemical element found in the Earth's crust...

"Green finger" is a reaction to the metal alloys added to genuine silver and gold. Most precious metals are too soft to be used alone in jewelry making, and the added alloys provide the strength and...

The “K" in 10K and 14K gold refers to the karat of gold. The term "karat" (K) designates the amount of gold found in a piece of jewelry. Pure gold is 24K and signifies 99.9 percent purity, the...

Silver tarnishes due to a reaction with something in the environment. Sterling silver could tarnish when exposed to household cleaning products, hair products, some lotions, and even chlorine in the...

Sterling silver is a beautiful and timeless material. But if you've noticed that your beloved pieces are starting to lose their shine or darken, don't worry—it's normal! Tarnishing is a natural...