Metal

Metal determines much of a piece's color, weight, wear pattern, and care routine. Browse by metal below, then confirm the purity and color shown for the selected variant. A collection can include more than one option, and photographs may show a different metal color from the variant currently selected.

Browse metal collections

• 10K Gold
• 14K Gold
• 18K Gold
• Two-Tone
• Sterling Silver
• Platinum

Gold purity and color

10K, 14K, and 18K describe the proportion of gold in the alloy; they are not size or plating grades. Higher-karat gold contains a greater share of gold, while alloy composition also influences color, hardness, and how a piece wears. Yellow, white, rose, and two-tone finishes should be verified in the variant details. White gold may use a surface finish that changes gradually with wear and can require professional maintenance.

Fit the metal to the wearer

Sterling silver can naturally tarnish and benefits from dry storage and suitable polishing. Platinum has its own density and wear character. If the wearer has a known metal sensitivity, ask for the available composition information before purchase rather than assuming a metal label guarantees compatibility. Follow the Jewelry Care Guide and use professional service for structural repairs, plating, or refinishing.