Materials & Finish
Carved & Human silver-plated jewelry is crafted from a solid brass base and finished with a 50-micron vintage silver plating, giving each piece its distinctive aged appearance, rich character, and refined finish.
After plating, every piece receives a protective clear coating that helps preserve the finish and slows the natural wear that occurs over time.
The plating is applied through a controlled finishing process after the jewelry has been fully crafted, ensuring a consistent appearance and high-quality finish.
As with all plated jewelry, the finish is a surface coating and will naturally wear over time. The lifespan of the plating depends on frequency of wear, daily care, friction, and exposure to external elements. This is a natural characteristic of plated jewelry and is not considered a manufacturing defect.
About the Stones
Our jewelry features high-quality lab-grown stones, created in a laboratory using the same mineral composition as their natural counterparts.
They offer the same brilliance, color, and durability associated with precious gemstones, while providing a more sustainable, accessible, and responsible alternative.
This choice reflects our commitment to transparency, thoughtful craftsmanship, and values-driven design—without compromising the beauty, symbolism, or character of each piece.
Essential Care
To help preserve your jewelry for years to come, we recommend:
- Avoid direct contact with perfumes, lotions, sunscreen, tanning products, shampoos, household cleaners, and other chemicals.
- Remove your jewelry before showering, swimming, or entering pools, hot tubs, or the ocean.
- Do not wear your jewelry during strenuous exercise or manual work that may cause impact, excessive friction, or unnecessary wear.
- Store each piece separately in a dry place, away from direct sunlight, preferably in a jewelry box or a soft fabric pouch.
- Silver-plated jewelry naturally experiences wear over time. The lifespan of the plating may vary depending on frequency of wear, skin chemistry, friction, humidity, and exposure to water, chemicals, or other environmental factors.
- With proper care, the finish can be preserved for longer. Natural wear of the plating is an expected characteristic of silver-plated jewelry and is not considered a manufacturing defect.