TESTED, NOT JUST CLAIMED
We use independent third-party testing to verify selected materials, finishes, and finished jewelry.
93.19% Ag
SILVER COMPOSITION
Representative tested sample measured 93.19% Ag.
ND
NICKEL RELEASE
Below the laboratory detection limit under EN 1811:2023.
48H
CORROSION RESISTANCE
Selected finished samples tested under ISO 9227:2022+A1:2024.
TEST 01
SILVER COMPOSITION
TEST 02
NICKEL RELEASE
TEST 03
CORROSION RESISTANCE
WHY TEST THE FINISHED PIECE?
Material composition is only part of the story. Plating, surface treatments, construction, and finishing can all affect how jewelry performs once it is complete.
- MATERIAL
What the piece is made from. - SURFACE
How the finish responds under controlled conditions. - SKIN CONTACT
How selected components perform in nickel-release testing.
FROM TEST TO CLAIM
We follow a clear process to make sure our claims are responsible and transparent.
01 SELECT
A representative material or finished sample is selected.
02 TEST
An independent laboratory applies the relevant method or standard.
03 REVIEW
We review the sample, methods, result, and scope.
04 COMMUNICATE
We use the evidence only for claims we can reasonably support.
Frequently asked questions
What does ND mean?
ND means “not detected.” In our nickel release test, the measured result was below the laboratory’s method detection limit under the stated test conditions.
What does “Pass” mean?
“Pass” means the tested sample met the requirement used for that specific test and set of conditions.
Does a 48 hour salt spray test equal 48 hours of everyday wear?
No. Salt spray testing is an accelerated laboratory test used to evaluate corrosion resistance under controlled conditions. It is not the same as normal day to day wear.
How does corrosion testing relate to everyday wear?
Corrosion testing helps us evaluate how selected finished pieces respond to controlled exposure before they reach everyday use. In the referenced 48 hour test, all three specimens showed no visible discoloration, oxidation, or rust.
Why test finished jewelry instead of only the raw material?
Because the finished piece includes more than the base metal. Plating, surface treatments, construction, and finishing can all affect how the jewelry performs, which is why testing the completed piece gives us more relevant information about the product as worn.
How do these tests help us improve future products?
Testing helps us compare materials, finishes, and construction choices more clearly. The results give our product team another source of evidence when reviewing what works well and where improvements