FEBRUARY

Amethyst is February's birth stone and has some amazing properties, it is known to relieve stress and anxiety and boost your immune system! Green Amethyst is a stunning variation and occurs when heat, either natural or manufactured is applied to the stone. It then becomes transparent and most green amethyst comes from a small mine in Brazil and is thought to bring good luck to those who wear it.

Included in this collection are some other pieces we thought would suit those born in the shortest most romantic month of the year!

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Large Apple and Pears Drop Earring in Gold with Topaz and Green Amethyst Earring Memara

Large Apple and Pears Drop Earring in Gold with Topaz and Green Amethyst Earring Memara

Large Apple and Pear Drop Earrings in Gold with Blue Topaz and Green Amethyst

Heart shaped Garnet Drop Earrings Earring Memara

Heart shaped Garnet Drop Earrings

Wave Hoops in Gold Earring Memara

Wave Hoops in Gold Earring Memara

Wave Hoops in Gold

Darcy Message Pendant in Gold

Coco Cuff in Gold with Zirconia Earring Memara

Coco Cuff in Gold with Zirconia Earring Memara

Coco Cuff in Gold with Zirconia

Aquila Studded Ear Jewel in Gold with Zirconia Earring Memara

Aquila Studded Ear Jewel in Gold with Zirconia Earring Memara

Aquila Studded Ear Jewel in Gold with Zirconia

Zaza Necklace & Heart shaped Garnet Drop – Jewellery Set

Wave Hoops in Silver

Flower Pendant in Green Amethyst

Bubble Climbers in Gold with Zirconia

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Necklaces

Our necklaces and pendants fall within three lengths. Most designs are adjustable, with extender links that can be used to fasten in multiple positions.

Size guide:

necklace size guide

Ring

Size guide

ring size guide

Order a ring sizer

OPTION 1 - MEASURE AN EXISTING RING:

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Identify the finger for your new ring. option-1: step 2

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Find your favourite ring which fits best on this finger. option-1: step 3

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Measure the inside diameter of the ring in mm.

Use the ring size guide to compare your measurements and locate your ring size.

OPTION 2 - MEASURE YOUR FINGER:

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Identify the finger for your new ring Find a piece of string or a thin strip of paper and wrap it around your finger. option-1: step 2

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Mark where the piece of string or paper meet together with a pen. option-2: step 3

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Find a ruler and measure the length.

Use the ring size guide to compare your measurements and locate your ring size.

A few tips when measuring:

Measure your ring size when your hands are warm, as your hands can change size as their temperature changes
Your fingers are typically at their biggest at the end of the day, so this is the best time to measure your ring size
Your fingers can get slightly larger after salt and alcohol – so it’s best not to find your ring size after a night out!
get slightly larger after salt and alcohol – so it’s best not to find your ring size after a night out! Your dominant hand often has slightly bigger fingers
Purchase the larger ring size if your size is in the middle of two sizes
Think about the design of the ring, a thick band will feel tighter than a thin band so you may want to go a whole size up!
Remember it will need to fit over your knuckle!