Tiny dichroic necklace
Tiny dichroic necklace
Ring Sizing
Ring Sizing
I use UK sizing for rings A-Z. If you know your ring size and want a comparison chart, Palloys have some great resources here: https://52.243.106.160/resources technicalGuides/ringSize
If you don't know your ring size and have a ring that fits, there are two easy ways to find out what it is. You can use the Jason Withers Ring Sizer app (https://www.jasonwithers.com/ring-sizer) and put your ring on
the screen until it tells you what the size is. You can also purchase a ring sizer for $5 on my website and use it again and again!
Bangle Sizing
Bangle Sizing
We want you to have the perfect bangle, and we know that not every bangle fits every wrist. That's why we've made our bangles in three different sizes: small, medium, and large.
If you're still not quite sure which size is right for you, don't worry! We can create a custom bangle just for you! Just send us an email to get started.
Earring hook lengths
Earring hook lengths
Short hooks measure 3 to 3.5cm
Medium hooks measure 3.5 to 4.5cm
Long hooks measure 4.5 to 5cm
If you want to know the total drop length of any pair, or have them customised, send us an email and we will be more than happy to help.
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This tiny piece of dichroic glass comes from regional Victoria - the beautiful town of Kyneton. The Old Auction House has a beautiful glass studio, where I host silversmithing classes. On a recent visit I was gifted a box of treasures, glass beads which were surplus to their needs. They were all such stunning colours I could not help but find a way to use them in a #nowaste range.
Created to accompany the dichroic earrings this delicate necklace gives a pop of colour while remaining subtle. Nestling in sterling silver and strung on a sterling silver chain.
Caring for your jewellery
Caring for your jewellery
Keeping your jewellery clean and shining is important, but keeping it safe is even more so. That's why we recommend keeping your jewellery away from chlorine and the sea—both can increase oxidisation, which means you'll have to clean the piece more often.
