Gold Jewellery

Our jewellery is crafted with authentic gold, starting from 9ct. Gold-plated jewellery is different and the base material is usually silver, steel or any other material. All of our gold ornaments are ISO certified and are sourced from leading gold manufacturers in NZ.

There is no difference. The term ‘karat’ denoted by the letters ‘k’ or ‘kt’ is the correct one to use when referring to gold. Nevertheless, the term ‘carat’ is used more prominently and abbreviated ‘c’ or ‘ct’ is frequently used in its stead in nations outside of North America. When used correctly, the term ‘carat’ refers to a unit of weight for precious stones.

Our gold jewellery is highly authentic and must be handled with utmost care. Avoid contact with nail polish removers, perfume, body lotions, harsh chemicals like household cleaners, hairspray as they create abrasions and reduce the lustre for the materials.

For jewellery with gemstones, it is recommended to take the pieces off while going for swimming, doing dishes or a sports activity. These stones are delicate and could get damaged if knocked or dropped.

Always store the jewellery in a pouch or in a jewellery box and keep it in a dry place.

Yellow gold refers to the yellow shade of gold jewellery, which resembles gold in its pure form. Gold jewellery also comes in shades like white and rose. These are all made from original gold.

Unless you have a metal allergy, it is highly unlikely that you can’t wear gold jewellery daily. Women and men both can wear gold jewellery everyday.

Take it to a nearby jeweller for repair. Depending on the extent of damage, they can solder, reshape, or replace parts as needed.