Notes from the studio
Our journal explores colour, materials, styling, and the practical details of buying and caring for gemstone jewellery. It is written to be useful, not mystical.
How to choose a gemstone colour that works with your wardrobe
Start with the metals you already wear, then decide whether you want the stone to blend or create contrast. Warm gold tones tend to harmonise with amber, honey, and blush colours; silver and white metals can sharpen blue, green, and smoky tones.
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What inclusions mean in a finished gemstone
Inclusions are internal features created during a stone’s formation or treatment. They can be part of its identity and help distinguish one natural stone from another. Whether an inclusion is desirable depends on the material, the design, and how it affects durability.
Read the full guide to material and origin claims →
A simple jewellery care routine
Keep it short: wear last, remove first, wipe after wear, and store separately. That single routine prevents many common problems.
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Looking for the buyer-side checklist? The 12-point cross-border playbook covers checkout, material claims, import tax and trader identity.