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18K Gold PVD 316L surgical-grade stainless steel

WATERPROOF

HYPOALLERGENIC

TARNISH RESISTANT

SCRATCH RESISTANT

WE WANTED JEWELRY WE COULD ACTUALLY WEAR

Kyla's a hairstylist

Her hands are in water, shampoo and chemicals all day. She was sick of taking her jewelry off just to get through work—and watching brand new pieces wear out in weeks.

Jen couldn't wear anything but solid gold

Earrings would cause burning in hours and rings spent more time at the bottom of her bag than on her fingers. She was tired of spending hundred's just to have a variety.

Our options were limited

Solid gold is great, but the price isn't. Gold filled was more affordable but still too pricey to be dealing with sensitivity and fading. Traditional plating couldn't handle anything we threw at it.

We know we needed a better option.

WHY WE CHOSE PVD

Physical Vapor Deposition

It's a vacuum-coating process that creates a hard, durable finish over stainless steel.

It's not another name for traditional gold plating—it's a completely different process.

PVD has been used for decades in industries where durability matters, but its newer to the jewelry world—and for good reason.

It gave us exactly what we were looking for: the gold look we wanted, the durability we needed and a price that didn't make us afraid to wear it.

WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT TOO

SHOWER. SWIM. SWEAT.

Our jewelry was made for real life—not just special occasions.

The PVD finish and stainless-steel base are highly resistant to water and everyday wear, so whether you're headed to the gym, caught in the rain or jumping in the pool, your jewelry was built to keep up.

For the longest possible life, we still recommend rinsing after chlorine or salt water and drying it before putting it away.

SENSITIVE? US TOO.

Well, our skin. Not our feelings.

The biggest culprit behind jewelry sensitivities is usually nickel.

Now for the part other brands tend to leave out.

Stainless steel is not nickel-free. Anyone telling you otherwise either confused or lying to you. Every grade of stainless steel contains some amount of nickel.

The difference isn't whether nickel exists—it's how much of it is released when your jewelry comes into contact with your skin, sweat or water.

That's why we use 316L surgical-grade stainless steel. It's highly corrosion-resistant, meaning it releases very little nickel during normal wear. Then it's finished with an 18K Gold PVD coating, which is also considered hypoallergenic.

Can we promise it'll get along with every single person's skin? No.

We have absolutely no idea what your body has personally decided to be dramatic about. But if every other peice of jewelry you've owned has been nothing but trouble, this might finally be the one that behaves.

NO GREEN FINGERS. NO BETRAYAL.

Green skin? Tarnishing?

Not with us.

A lot of jewelry—including many gold-filled pieces—is made with brass or copper underneath the gold. When those metals come into contact with water, sweat and your skin, they can oxidize, causing tarnishing, discoloration and, for some people, irritation.

We don't use brass.

We don't use copper.

Every piece starts with 316L surgical-grade stainless steel and is finished with 18K Gold PVD—a combination chosen to better resist tarnishing, fading and everyday wear.

Translation?

More wearing.

Less wondering if today's the day your favorite ring turns your finger green.

MADE TO BE WORN.

Not take up space in your jewelry box.

Life happens.

Your jewelry bumps into desks, countertops, steering wheels, grocery carts and just about everything else.

The PVD finish is far more durable than traditional gold plating, helping it stand up to the little knocks that happen every day.

Does this mean you should wear it while deadlifting, rock climbing or moving furniture?

Officially? Probably not.

Unofficially... ours have survived worse.

Scratch-resistant doesn't mean indestructible.

It means you can actually wear your jewelry without treating it like another full-time responsibility

THE ACTUAL CARE PART

BABY IT... OR DON'T.

It was made to be worn—not managed.

Shower in it. Sweat in it. Live in it.

For the longest possible life, rinse it after chlorine or salt water, dry it before storing it and clean it with mild soap and warm water whenever it needs a refresh.

That's it.