THE DETAILS MATTER
Our Jewelry Materials
Our current collection combines lab-created moissanite with product-specific metal and finish details. Most listed styles use S925 sterling silver; some add a yellow-gold-tone surface finish. Always use the individual product page as the final record for the exact design and variant.
Materials at a glance
| Part | How we describe it | What that means |
|---|---|---|
| Center or accent stone | Lab-created moissanite | A silicon carbide gemstone; not diamond and not lab-grown diamond |
| Base metal on listed S925 styles | S925 sterling silver | Sterling silver contains 92.5% pure silver; the balance is alloy metal |
| Yellow-gold-tone styles | Colored surface finish over the listed base metal | Gold-tone does not mean solid gold |
Lab-created moissanite
Moissanite is a distinct gemstone. Our product language names it directly so you do not have to decode “diamond alternative” wording. Where product records support it, the product page also lists cut, color, and carat-equivalent options.
S925 sterling silver
The FTC explains that “silver,” “sterling,” and “sterling silver” describe products containing 92.5% pure silver, and that 925 means 925 parts per thousand are pure silver. Sterling silver is an alloy rather than pure silver because an alloy is more practical for jewelry use.
Materials belong to the specific item. If a product page does not state S925 sterling silver, do not assume it from another product.
What “yellow-gold-tone” means
“Yellow-gold-tone” describes the visible color of a surface finish over the base metal listed on that page. It is not a solid-gold claim. Surface finishes can gradually change with friction, moisture, chemicals, and individual wear habits.
What we do not claim
We do not currently make a blanket recycled-metal, carbon-neutral, zero-impact, fair-mined, or independently certified ethical-sourcing claim. Lab-created describes the moissanite stone's origin; it does not certify the whole supply chain.
Care for the stone, metal, and finish
- Remove jewelry before pools, cleaning, exercise, bathing, or sleeping.
- Apply perfume and lotion before putting jewelry on.
- Use lukewarm water, mild soap, and a soft brush or cloth.
- Rinse carefully, dry fully, and store pieces separately.
- Avoid abrasive polish on plated or gold-tone surfaces.