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Material

Shop by material

Metal and material choice shapes how jewellery wears, ages, and pairs with your skin tone. Browse by gold, silver, platinum, and more — then compare pieces from partner brands.

Not sure where to start? Yellow and rose gold suit warm undertones; white gold and silver read cooler. For daily wear, look at karat and plating notes in each listing.

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Jewelry finder · Step 1 of 5

What type of jewelry?

Pick the category you are shopping for.

  • Match your stack

    Most people stick to one metal family for rings and earrings they wear together — mixing is fine with intention.

  • Check purity

    14k vs 18k gold, sterling vs fine silver — small differences affect durability and price.

  • Sensitive skin

    Platinum and high-karat gold are gentler options if lower-karat alloys irritate your skin.

Find your metal

Shop by metal tone

Metal choice shapes how jewellery sits against your skin and wardrobe. Start with the tone that feels most natural — then explore pieces within that family.

Warm tones

Yellow and rose gold flatter warm undertones and earth-toned wardrobes.

Cool tones

White gold, silver, and platinum read crisp against cool skin and neutral palettes.

Everyday wear

Durable, accessible metals for stacking, layering, and daily rotation.

Inspiration

Start with a metal that fits your style

Three starting points with ideas on what works — plus real pieces you can explore right now.

Gold

Material

Gold

The classic choice — warm, valuable, and available from delicate chains to bold cuffs.

What to look for

  • Thin stacking rings
  • Curb and cable chains
  • Hoop and huggie earrings

Tip: 18k is softer and richer in colour; 14k is harder for rings you wear daily.

Explore all gold jewellery →

Rose Gold

Material

Rose Gold

Flattering pink-gold alloy — romantic, modern, and easy to wear with both warm and neutral wardrobes.

What to look for

  • Stackable bands
  • Heart and knot motifs
  • Delicate pendant necklaces
Explore all rose gold jewellery →

Silver

Material

Silver

Bright, accessible, and perfect for layering — from polished minimal pieces to textured artisan work.

What to look for

  • Signet rings
  • Chain layers
  • Bold cuff bracelets

Tip: Sterling silver (.925) is the standard for quality fashion jewellery.

Explore all silver jewellery →

Gold family

Yellow, white, and rose gold — plus solid and recycled options.

Silver & platinum

Bright silver tones and premium platinum for lasting quality.

Plated & accessible

Gold-plated, vermeil, and durable base metals for everyday style.

Organic & other

Pearls, enamel, resin, and materials with a softer, artistic feel.

Before you buy

Know your options

Material choice affects durability, price, and how jewellery wears against your skin. A quick comparison helps you shop with confidence.

Solid gold vs plated

Solid gold keeps its colour and value over time. Gold-plated and vermeil offer the look at a lower price — vermeil uses a thicker gold layer over sterling silver.

Compare gold options

14k vs 18k gold

18k has a richer colour and higher gold content but is softer — better for earrings and pendants. 14k is harder and more durable for rings you wear every day.

Explore solid gold

Sensitive skin friendly

Platinum, titanium, and high-karat gold are gentler on reactive skin. Sterling silver and lower-karat alloys may contain nickel — check listings if allergies are a concern.

Shop platinum

Browse all materials

Search the full list or jump straight to any material page. Piece counts reflect in-stock listings from partner brands.