Victoria Chain / Mini

14K SOLID GOLD

When properly cared for, our solid gold pieces can last forever. Solid gold will not oxidise or discolour, so you can wear your jewellery every day, everywhere. To the gym, pool, beach, and everything in between.

925 STERLING SILVER 

925 Sterling Silver is a lightweight metal made of 92.5% pure silver. It’s highly durable and designed for everyday wear. 

GOLD VERMEIL 

Not to be confused with regular gold plating, our vermeil (pronounced ver-may) is a thick layer (2.5 microns) of 14k solid gold on sterling silver. It lasts longer and provides the look and feel of gold jewellery at a fraction of the price. All of our 14k gold vermeil pieces are stamped with “925”.

STAINLESS STEEL 

Stainless steel is one of the most affordable type of metals used in crafting jewellery - Unlike other softer materials, it can withstand most daily activities without sustaining corrosion and scratches. Plus, it doesn't tarnish so it looks good even with minimal maintenance! Our stainless steel pieces are 100 percent recyclable, nickel free and resistant to tarnishing and rust. All of these pieces are hypoallergenic and water-resistant.The color and shiny finish will last with little to no maintenance. 

CLEANING

Simply clean your solid gold/ stainless steel item(s) with warm water and antibacterial soap. Dry with a paper towel or hand towel. Use a jewelry polishing cloth to maintain the shiny finish.

For Sterling Silver & vermeil Use a jewelry polishing cloth to maintain the shiny finish.

These little steps can help maintain it at a high standard for a longer period of time.

For more tips on keeping your jewelry in pristine condition, contact us at support@juvaejewels.com

Measure Your Finger

1. Wrap either a strip of paper or string around your finger where you would like the ring to sit

2. Make sure that the strip of paper or string is tight to your finger to find the best fit

3. Mark the spot where the string or paper meets and then measure that against a ruler (in MM)

4. Use the chart below to determine your ring size. 

If you are in-between sizes, we recommend sizing up. 

Measure an Existing Ring

1. Choose a ring that best fits the finger you want your new ring on

2. Measure the inside of the ring (in MM)

3. Use the chart below to choose your ring size

If you are in-between sizes, we recommend sizing up.