Collection: Womens Sterling Silver Jewellery

To keep your sterling silver jewellery looking its best, store it in an airtight container, clean gently with a soft cloth, avoid chemicals like perfumes and chlorine, and remove before swimming or showering. For detailed guidance, read our full care guide here.

Frequent wear actually helps your sterling silver maintain its natural shine, as contact with the skin can gently remove the build-up that leads to tarnish. Daily use limits exposure compared to leaving jewellery unworn. Learn more about how wearing your silver daily helps prevent tarnish here.

Generally, sterling silver is considered hypoallergenic and suits most skin types. It consists of 92.5% pure silver combined with 7.5% other metals (usually copper). If you have exceptionally sensitive skin, read our detailed guide about hypoallergenic sterling silver to learn more about what makes some sterling silver pieces better for sensitive skin.

Authentic sterling silver pieces are typically marked with hallmarks like '925', 'STER', or 'Sterling'. Every item we offer includes these marks. Genuine sterling silver is not magnetic, possesses a distinct bright white lustre when polished, and should not leave green marks on the skin with proper care. For more detailed testing methods and tips, check out our comprehensive guide on identifying real sterling silver.

We advise removing your sterling silver jewellery before showering, swimming, or exercising. Contact with chlorine, salt water, soaps, and sweat can speed up tarnishing and potentially affect your pieces over time. Protecting your jewellery ensures its longevity. Read our detailed water exposure guide to understand exactly how different environments impact your silver pieces and how to best protect them.

For minor tarnish, simply use a specialised silver polishing cloth. For more noticeable tarnish, create a paste using baking soda and water, apply it gently with a soft cloth, rinse carefully with warm water, and pat dry completely. We suggest professional cleaning for items featuring gemstones. Read our guide on how daily wear affects tarnishing to understand whether regular wearing helps prevent tarnish and how to maintain your pieces with minimal cleaning.

Although sterling silver resists water to some extent, it isn't entirely waterproof. Lengthy exposure to moisture can lead to tarnishing and potential damage. It's best practice to remove silver jewellery prior to water-based activities. Read the full truth about water exposure to understand exactly how different water environments affect your silver and practical steps to protect your favourite pieces.

Keep your sterling silver jewellery in an airtight container or an anti-tarnish pouch when it's not being worn. Store items individually to avoid scratching, perhaps adding a silica gel packet to absorb excess moisture. Choose a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight for storage. Check out our complete storage guide for creative storage solutions and professional tips to keep your silver pieces sparkling between wears.

Yes, professional jewellers can typically resize, repair, or restore most sterling silver items. Read our expert repair guide to understand which types of damage can be fixed, what to expect during the repair process, and how to find a trustworthy jeweller for your precious pieces.

Pure silver (marked 999) is often too soft for practical, everyday jewellery. Sterling silver is an alloy, comprising 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals (commonly copper), which grants it greater durability while preserving silver's attractive shine. All silver items in our range are crafted from high-quality 925 sterling silver. Discover our complete guide to silver vs sterling silver to help you spot quality pieces, understand hallmarks, and make informed choices when buying silver jewellery.