Material
I really care about the materials I use to make your jewellery – I always try to find the very best quality gemstones, pearls, components and stringing materials. The jewellery I create today is the result of a great deal of time spent searching for the most suitable options, as well as extensive testing and comparing different suppliers.
Minerals
I use genuine, natural and undyed minerals. Each stone has its own unique pattern and shade, so every bracelet is a bit of a one-off. I mostly work with cut stones, which sparkle beautifully. As I love the natural colours of stones, you won’t find any dyed minerals in my range, nor any synthetic ‘minerals’, which have no place in my jewellery.
River pearls
I use freshwater pearls of various shapes and natural colours in my jewellery. Each one is unique and original – the subtle differences between individual pearls are a natural part of their beauty.
Metal components
My range mainly features jewellery made with surgical steel components in various colours – gold, rose gold and silver. I also use silver – Ag 925/1000 – and gold-plated silver – Ag 925/1000 with a 24-carat gold-plated finish. Some components combine surgical steel with gold plating, whilst in other cases they are made from standard costume jewellery metal with a gold-plated finish. Standard costume jewellery metals are used in some necklace clasps and in crimp beads. The metals used in each piece of jewellery are specified.
Coating materials
I string the bracelets onto a flexible elastomer so that they are easy to put on and take off. The necklaces are strung on a sturdy nylon cord.