Gold
For all who wish to wear timeless jewellery that never changes, I create jewellery from gold. I use 14-carat gold in yellow, rose or white for my jewellery. I also coat white gold with rhodium, which gives it a beautiful silvery hue, as pure white gold in its natural form has golden reflections.
Gold-plated silver
The elegance of gold combined with the lightness of silver makes gold-plated silver an ideal choice for jewellery that is delicate yet stands out for its appeal. The natural characteristic of a piece of jewellery made of gold-plated silver is that its gold plating fades with time, and thus the jewellery gradually becomes lighter. Since this is a phenomenon that is inherent to gold-plated jewellery, it is important to take this into account when purchasing it.
This process depends on many factors, such as how well the jewellery is cared for, the amount of perspiration, and the pH of the skin. The tarnishing process is faster for some types of jewellery, such as rings, which are subject to more frequent abrasion, and slower for other types, such as earrings, which are not subject to as much friction and contact with sweat.
Gold-plated silver jewellery can be easily re-plated, restoring it to its original appearance.
The jewellery that collects compliments all by itself
three variants
Rhodium-plated silver
A more scratch-resistant material, does not tarnish and retains its brilliant shine for a long time thanks to the protective rhodium coating. Plus, it is hypoallergenic, making it an ideal choice for sensitive skin.
Jewellery made from precious stones
This jewellery is delicate and fragile, so it must be handled with great care. Whether strung on special thread or expertly set into the metal, each piece is a fine creation that should be treated gently.
Pearl jewellery
I really enjoy working with pearls as, for me, they symbolise purity and wisdom, and they have an energy that always fascinates me. Pearls have a unique shine and softness that make them an exceptional material for jewellery. In order for pearl jewellery to retain its beauty, it is important to care for it properly – avoid contact with water, acidic or corrosive substances that can damage its surface. When I create pearl necklaces and bracelets, I always make sure they are knotted, which prevents the pearls from rubbing against each other and ensures that the pearls do not scatter if the necklace breaks. The knots between the individual pearls are therefore not only aesthetic but also practical and extend the life of the piece.
