Material Information

Aluminum

Lightweight and flexible
Very low skin reaction rate
Won’t tarnish or turn your skin green

Sterling Silver

Durable, long-lasting options
Can be buffed to a shine if tarnished
Classic, timeless look

14kt Rose Gold-Filled & 14kt Gold-Filled

Durable, long-lasting options
100x more gold alloy than gold-plated jewelry
Great for everyday wear

Copper & Brass

Slightly heavier metals
Can develop a natural patina over time
May cause skin discoloration for some individuals

Gold-Filled vs. Gold-Plated: Why We Choose Gold-Filled

Gold-filled jewelry is made by bonding a thick layer of gold alloy to a metal base, containing 100x more gold than gold-plated jewelry. This makes gold-filled pieces much more durable and resistant to wear and tear. Unlike gold-plated jewelry, which can easily show signs of damage (like scratches exposing the base metal), gold-filled jewelry is built to last much longer with proper care.

Gold-plated jewelry, on the other hand, has a very thin layer of gold that’s susceptible to damage from heat, water, and regular wear. Over time, the plating can wear off, revealing the metal beneath.

In summary:

Gold-filled is more durable, stands up to wear and tear, and can last a lifetime with proper care.
Gold-plated is less durable, more prone to damage, and can wear off over time.

Charts & Guides

Font Chart
Finish Chart
Material Info
Jewelry Care

↓ CALLIE ↓

↓ JASPER ↓

↓ VICTORIA ↓

↓ HIDEAWAY ↓

↓ SAMMY ↓

↓ MAGGIE ↓

Maggie is a tiny font - perfect for rings and earrings.

↓ NELLA ↓

↓ ENA SCRIPT ↓

↓ DEIDRA ↓

↓ CLAIRE ↓

↓ LIMON ↓

↓ TINA ↓
What metals do you work with?

We currently work with aluminum, sterling silver, 14kt gold fill, 14kt rose gold fill, copper, and brass.

Will my jewelry tarnish?

Aluminum will not tarnish and is hypoallergenic.

Sterling, brass and copper pieces can tarnish, but it takes special circumstances for that to happen. Depending on your skin's acidity level, a slight skin discoloration might occur. This is harmless and can be washed off.

Pure gold does not tarnish so our Gold-filled and Rose Gold-filled pieces are less likely to tarnish. Depending on care, these pieces should remain tarnish free. We do include a polishing pad with every order to restore luster in any case.
Jewelry Care Instructions & Tips

• Store jewelry in a cool, dry place or in an air-tight bag or box

• Avoid contact with household cleaners, lotions, perfumes, and makeup

• Remove your jewelry before swimming, bathing, or working out

• Depending on your skin's acidity level, sterling silver, copper,
or brass might cause a skin discoloration. This is harmless and can be washed off.

• Frequent cleaning is recommended.
Wipe your jewelry lightly with the included polishing pad to restore luster.

• To fix letter fading, lightly color the letters with a Sharpie and then immediately
and gently wipe off the excess ink with the included polish pad.
Do not press hard.