OUR METALS

Australian recycled sterling silver.

Like our gold, our sterling silver is sourced here in Australia — and it's recycled. Choosing recycled silver carries roughly a third of the carbon of newly mined metal, and spares the land, water and tailings that mining leaves behind. Same beauty, same purity, a lighter footprint.

Solid sterling silver, never a plated shell.

Most affordable "silver" jewellery is base metal under a plated layer just microns thick. With everyday wear it rubs through, dulls, and tarnishes to reveal the metal beneath.

We don't do plating. Ours is solid sterling — 92.5% pure silver, all the way through — so there's nothing to wear off, and every piece can be polished back to life, repaired, and worn for a lifetime.

No hidden metals. No toxic plating baths.

Nickel is the most common cause of allergic skin reactions in the world, and it affects far more women than men. When plating wears through, it can expose exactly that kind of base metal. Solid sterling silver has no such core to hide.

And because we never plate, our makers are never exposed to the cyanide baths much of the plating industry has long relied on. Kinder to your skin, and to the hands that make it.

Cast by Pure Casting, 70 years in Sydney.

Some of our pieces are cast by Pure Casting, a Sydney casting house with seventy years of craft behind it, and our silver is supplied by Pallion. Keeping casting local means we can watch over quality at every step — and keep the making, and the jobs, here at home.

Recycled endlessly, without ever degrading.

Silver is a non-ferrous metal, so it keeps its purity through every stage of recycling — recycled silver is chemically identical to newly mined, only far kinder to the planet.

Because it can be reclaimed again and again without losing quality, a piece of silver has the potential to be reimagined time and time again, carrying its story across generations.

Sterling silver, answered.

MADE TO LAST

Pieces made to carry their story across generations.

Plated pieces are made to be replaced. Solid silver is made to be kept — polished back to life, passed down, and, because silver can be reclaimed again and again without losing its quality, remade for generations to come.