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Silver Jewellery | 925 Sterling Silver & Hypoallergenic Steel

Silver jewellery in two materials, both hypoallergenic. Choose 925 sterling silver for the bright lustre of a precious metal, or polished 316L stainless steel for zero-maintenance tarnish resistance. Earrings, necklaces, rings, and bracelets designed for sensitive skin and everyday wear.

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A silver ring with a hexagonal design featuring geometric flowing lines and black crystal accents on the edges.

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Seren Ring

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A sleek silver ring with an undulating design, crafted from sterling silver with a stamped hallmarked of S925.

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Aria Ring

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A sterling silver ring with an intricate scale-like pattern, featuring an open-ended design for adjustable sizing.

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Alara Ring

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Aurora Necklace

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Cassini Hoops

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Two Silver Materials, Different Strengths

Our silver jewellery collection uses two distinct materials. They look similar on the wrist, neck, or ear — but they behave differently day to day, and knowing the difference helps you choose pieces that match how you actually live.

925 Sterling Silver

Sterling silver is 92.5% pure silver — a precious metal with a warm, luminous shine that has a depth and softness no other silver-toned material quite matches. It's naturally hypoallergenic and nickel-free, trusted in fine jewellery for centuries. The trade-off is care: sterling silver reacts with air and moisture over time, developing a natural patina that a quick polish reverses. Some people prefer the gently aged look; others like keeping it bright. Either way, silver is the choice for those who value the weight, character, and inherent worth of a precious metal.

316L Stainless Steel (Polished Silver Finish)

Our stainless steel pieces are polished to a bright silver tone that closely resembles sterling silver in everyday wear. The material doesn't tarnish, doesn't scratch easily, and is fully waterproof — soap, sanitiser, showers, swimming, and sweat don't affect it. It's surgical-grade, nickel-free, and the same alloy used in medical implants because the body tolerates it in all conditions. If you want silver-toned jewellery with absolutely no maintenance — put it on, leave it on, forget about it — stainless steel is the practical choice.

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Silver Earrings

Hoops, studs, cuffs, and drops in both sterling silver and polished stainless steel. Every pair is hypoallergenic — important for earrings, which have the most direct contact with sensitive earlobe skin. From small huggies for everyday wear to statement drops for occasions.

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Silver Necklaces

Chains, pendants, chokers, and layering pieces in cool silver tones. Sterling silver chains have a soft lustre; stainless steel chains are tarnish-proof and waterproof. Both are safe for sensitive neck and chest skin.

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Silver Rings

Stacking bands, dome rings, signet rings, and statement pieces. Rings face the most daily wear of any jewellery (handwashing, gripping, surface contact), so the material choice matters especially here. Stainless steel holds its shape and finish permanently; sterling silver develops character with wear.

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Silver Bracelets

Chain bracelets, bangles, and cuffs that handle the constant moisture and friction wrists experience. Stainless steel bracelets are fully waterproof for permanent wear; sterling silver pieces bring precious-metal warmth with occasional polishing.

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How to Choose Between Sterling Silver and Stainless Steel

The quickest way to decide: think about how much maintenance you're willing to do.

Choose sterling silver if

you appreciate the look and feel of a genuine precious metal, enjoy how silver develops character with wear, and don't mind an occasional polish. Sterling silver has a warmth and depth to its shine that stainless steel doesn't quite replicate — many people find it more beautiful, and it carries inherent material value.

Choose stainless steel if

you want zero maintenance. No polishing, no tarnishing, no removing jewellery for water or exercise. Put it on and forget about it. Stainless steel is also the better choice for pieces you'll wear during high-exposure activities — gym sessions, swimming, daily handwashing — because it's completely unaffected by moisture, chemicals, and friction.

Mix both.

There's no rule that says your silver jewellery has to be one material. Sterling silver earrings (which face less environmental stress) paired with stainless steel rings (which face the most) is a practical combination that uses each material where it performs best. The tones are close enough that most people won't notice the difference between them in a mixed set.

Styling Silver Jewellery

Silver complements cool skin undertones naturally, but the real styling opportunity with silver in 2026 is mixing it with gold. A silver necklace layered with a gold chain, or silver rings on one hand and gold rings on the other, creates a deliberate contrast that reads as modern and curated rather than mismatched. If you're interested in mixed-metal styling, our silver and gold pieces share the same design proportions across collections, so they pair together cleanly.

For a fully coordinated silver look, match pieces across categories: silver earrings with a silver necklace and silver rings — all in the same material for a consistent tone. Browse the complete silver collection on this page, or explore our waterproof jewellery collection for silver-toned stainless steel pieces across all categories.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does silver jewellery tarnish?

925 sterling silver can develop a natural patina over time — a gradual darkening from the metal reacting with air and moisture. This is characteristic of genuine silver, not a defect, and a soft polishing cloth restores the bright finish in seconds. Our 316L stainless steel pieces in silver finish don't tarnish at all — the material is completely resistant to oxidation and maintains its tone indefinitely without any care.

Is silver jewellery hypoallergenic?

Both our silver materials are. 925 sterling silver is naturally nickel-free and widely recommended by dermatologists for sensitive skin. 316L stainless steel is surgical-grade, used in medical implants, and one of the most biocompatible metals available. If you've reacted to "silver" jewellery before, the issue was almost certainly nickel in the base alloy — which neither of our materials contains.

Can I shower in silver jewellery?

Stainless steel silver pieces are fully waterproof — shower, swim, and exercise without removing them. Sterling silver handles water, but regular exposure to soap and moisture accelerates the natural patina, meaning you'll need to polish slightly more often. For silver jewellery you never want to remove, stainless steel is the more practical material.

What's the difference between sterling silver and silver-plated jewellery?

Sterling silver (925) is solid silver alloy throughout — there's no hidden base metal underneath. Silver-plated jewellery has a thin layer of silver over brass, copper, or other alloys. The plating wears through over time, exposing the base metal which can tarnish, corrode, and cause skin reactions. Sterling silver doesn't have this problem because the material is consistent all the way through. Look for the 925 hallmark to verify genuine sterling silver.

Which silver material lasts longer?

316L stainless steel is the more durable option — it's harder, more scratch-resistant, and completely tarnish-proof without any maintenance. Sterling silver is softer and requires occasional polishing, but it's a precious metal that retains inherent value and has been used in fine jewellery for centuries. "Lasts longer" depends on what you mean: stainless steel maintains its appearance longer without care, but sterling silver lasts indefinitely with minimal upkeep and carries a character that many people prefer.

Can I mix silver and gold jewellery?

Yes — mixed metals are one of the strongest current styling trends. Silver earrings with a gold necklace, silver rings on one hand and gold on the other, or alternating metals within a necklace or ring stack all work when the combination looks deliberate. Our silver and gold pieces are designed with matching proportions so they pair naturally across collections.