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How to Layer Necklaces Like You Didn’t Try Too Hard: A Sterling Silver Guide

How to Layer Necklaces Like You Didn’t Try Too ...

Key takeaways To layer necklaces, start with one short anchor chain, add longer pieces at roughly two inch (5cm) intervals and finish with a pendant on the longest layer. Three...

How to Layer Necklaces Like You Didn’t Try Too ...

Key takeaways To layer necklaces, start with one short anchor chain, add longer pieces at roughly two inch (5cm) intervals and finish with a pendant on the longest layer. Three...

Can You Wear Sterling Silver in the Shower? Sleep, Gym & Swimming Answered

Can You Wear Sterling Silver in the Shower? Sle...

Key takeaways You can wear sterling silver in the shower occasionally without ruining it, but taking it off is better, because soap, shampoo and hard water dull the surface over...

Can You Wear Sterling Silver in the Shower? Sle...

Key takeaways You can wear sterling silver in the shower occasionally without ruining it, but taking it off is better, because soap, shampoo and hard water dull the surface over...

October Birthstone Jewellery Worth Gifting: Why We Chose Rose Quartz

October Birthstone Jewellery Worth Gifting: Why...

Key takeaways Opal is the traditional October birthstone, and pink tourmaline is widely recognised as an alternative. Rose quartz is a popular pink October choice because it is harder than...

October Birthstone Jewellery Worth Gifting: Why...

Key takeaways Opal is the traditional October birthstone, and pink tourmaline is widely recognised as an alternative. Rose quartz is a popular pink October choice because it is harder than...

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Sterling Silver vs White Gold vs Platinum: Whic...

Key takeaways Sterling silver is 92.5% pure silver, marked 925. White gold is gold alloyed with white metals and almost always coated in rhodium. Platinum used in jewellery is usually...

Sterling Silver vs White Gold vs Platinum: Whic...

Key takeaways Sterling silver is 92.5% pure silver, marked 925. White gold is gold alloyed with white metals and almost always coated in rhodium. Platinum used in jewellery is usually...

Does Sterling Silver Tarnish? What 925 Actually Means

Does Sterling Silver Tarnish? What 925 Actually...

Key takeaways Yes, sterling silver tarnishes. Tarnish is a thin surface film, not damage to the metal underneath, and it polishes off. 925 means the metal is 92.5% pure silver,...

Does Sterling Silver Tarnish? What 925 Actually...

Key takeaways Yes, sterling silver tarnishes. Tarnish is a thin surface film, not damage to the metal underneath, and it polishes off. 925 means the metal is 92.5% pure silver,...

September Birthstone Necklace - Lapis Lazuli displayed in a pink gift box, featuring a deep blue lapis lazuli pendant on a gold vermeil chain

September Birthstone Jewellery for 2026: What S...

Key Takeaways September has two recognised birthstones: sapphire, the traditional and modern stone, and lapis lazuli, a widely used alternative, particularly in the UK. Lapis lazuli's link to September dates...

September Birthstone Jewellery for 2026: What S...

Key Takeaways September has two recognised birthstones: sapphire, the traditional and modern stone, and lapis lazuli, a widely used alternative, particularly in the UK. Lapis lazuli's link to September dates...