14 Kt. Rolled Gold Wire:      14 Kt. rolled wire, also known as 14/20 wire or 1/20 rolled gold wire, was used extensively in the 1800's and is very strong and durable.        It is not "gold plate."  It has 100 times the amount of gold that gold plate has.  The wire is created by making a 14 kt. gold tube with a semi-precious metal core.  This gold metal composition makes the wire durable enough that we can create the swirls and curls used in our unique designs.  It's also strong and resistant to tarnish because of its 14 kt. gold covering.        The wire that we use to wrap each gemstone carries a lifetime guarantee.   This means that if you accidentally break a piece of our jewelry, we will repair or replace it for you at no charge!

Sterling Silver Wire (.925 Silver):      Sterling Silver Wire is normally used in the construction of sterling jewelry.  It is beautiful and very economical, but needs to be kept polished so that it does not tarnish.

Pure Silver Wire (.999 Silver):      Pure Silver Wire will not tarnish.  It has a patina that looks like  platinum; rich and subtle.        Few jewelers use this metal.  The cost is reasonable, only slightly higher than Sterling Silver Wire.   This metal can only be used on a few designs because of its softness.

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