The best way to ensure accurate sizing is to be measured by a local jeweller for your ring size.
It helps to decide on the width ring you would like and go into a jewellery store and try rings on in that width. Once you find the correct size, have that ring measured on the jewellers sizing mandrel. If it is not possible to get sized at a local jewellers, I do have disposable ring sizers that can be purchased for $5aud. Please get in contact.
- I do highly recommend getting a professional sizing done at one (or two!) local jeweller's for best fit.
- If you are ordering a ring wider than 5mm, it helps to be measured with a wide band ring sizer at the jewellers.
- Please get in contact if you have a size question.

- Finish
All surface treatments will change over time.
A matte finish will eventually turn shiny and shiny, high polished surfaces will in time turn matte.
To bring your jewellery back to a high polish, you can use a silver dip polishing cloth. To give your jewellery a matte finish a very light buff with a green scotch brite (dishwashing) pad can help.

- Wear Instructions
It is best to remove jewellery before using any cleaning products containing bleach and also before entering a chlorinated pool.
Chlorine eats away at gold and eventually can lead to metal breakage if continuously exposed.
Also, metal can be marked while wearing if you are working out, lifting weights etc. Please remove before hand.

- Sterling Silver with Palladium
AGPD- This new sterling silver alloy is a superior silver alloy. It contains a small amount of palladium in place of copper. It is harder and more dense than traditional sterling silver.
This alloy also makes your jewellery more tarnish resistant than regular sterling silver.

Palladium white gold is greyer than the bright white chrome colour of (plated) white gold jewellery that you may see in a commercial jewellery store. It is a great alternative to those allergic to nickel white golds.
Palladium is a natural white metal that is very durable.
14ct palladium white gold contains 58.3% fine gold and the remaining 41.7% is made up of silver and palladium.
18ct is 75% fine gold, 25% palladium and small amount of silver. 18ct palladium white gold is slightly brighter than 14ct.

The 9ct white gold alloy used is 37.5% gold and the remaining metals are mainly silver and other white metals. This results in a whiter colour than the higher gold content 14ct, 18ct white gold alloys.