14K solid gold is made to last a lifetime. It won’t tarnish, fade, or wear away like plated pieces — which is why we choose it for pieces that are meant to stay with you, not just pass through. That said, even solid gold deserves care. Over time, it can lose some of its shine through daily contact with skin, product buildup, or the natural wear of life.

To maintain its glow, gently wipe your gold with a soft cloth after wearing to remove oils and residue. Avoid exposure to strong chemicals, perfumes, or cleaning agents that can dull the surface. If it starts to look cloudy or flat, a gentle polish or professional clean can restore its full warmth and brilliance.

14K gold is strong, but still soft enough to be shaped, scratched, and marked by the life you live in it. That’s part of its beauty — it becomes yours over time. With just a little care, it stays radiant for decades.

Gold vermeil has the soft glow of solid gold with a sterling silver core beneath. It’s what gives our pieces their warmth, richness, and quiet luxury. The surface is plated with a generous layer of 18K gold — but like all finishes, it will naturally soften over time, especially with frequent wear.

To keep your gold vermeil looking its best, avoid water, sweat, perfume, and skincare products that can wear down the surface. Always remove your jewellery before showering, exercising, or applying anything directly onto the skin. After wearing, gently wipe it clean with a soft, dry cloth to remove oils and residue that can dull the finish. When not in use, store it in its pouch or a soft-lined box to protect it from friction or contact with harder materials.

Gold vermeil does not tarnish in the way silver or brass does, but it can fade or lose brightness with time. This is a natural part of how the material evolves, not a flaw. If you’d like to refresh the surface or bring back its original tone, we offer safe cleaning services and are always happy to help.

Gold vermeil is delicate by nature, but when cared for thoughtfully, it stays beautiful through years of wear — soft, radiant, and quietly golden.

Sterling silver is timeless, luminous, and alive to the elements. Over time, it naturally darkens when exposed to air, moisture, and skin — a process called tarnishing. It doesn’t mean the piece is damaged. In fact, many love the soft, moody tone it takes on. But if you prefer to keep it bright, it just takes a little attention.

Wearing your silver often actually helps slow down tarnish, as natural movement and skin contact can keep it polished. After each wear, gently wipe it clean with a soft cloth to remove any moisture, oils, or product buildup. When not in use, store it in a pouch or airtight bag to reduce exposure to air and humidity. Keep it away from chlorinated water, perfumes, lotions, and sprays that can accelerate tarnishing.

If your silver begins to darken more than you’d like, we offer professional polishing to bring back its original glow. Real silver is meant to be worn and lived with — and it only gets better when you care for it well.

Stainless steel is strong, steady, and made to last. It doesn’t tarnish or rust, which makes it perfect for everyday wear. But like anything worn close to the skin, it can slowly lose its shine from daily buildup — things like sweat, soap, lotion, or sunscreen.

To keep it looking clean and luminous, gently wipe it with a soft cloth after wear. Try to keep it dry when possible and avoid long exposure to hot water, perfumes, or harsh products that can dull the surface over time. When not in use, store it separately to prevent scratching, especially if the piece has a gold-tone coating.

With a little care, stainless steel keeps its quiet glow and stays as effortless as the day you first put it on.

Brass is bold, warm, and full of character. Over time, it naturally deepens in tone as it reacts with air, skin, and the environment. This slow darkening is called patina — a surface change that tells the story of how a piece has been worn and lived in.

If you prefer to keep your brass looking bright, it helps to keep it dry and away from water, sweat, perfume, and lotion. After wearing, gently wipe it clean with a soft cloth to remove any residue or moisture. Store it in a sealed pouch or box to slow down oxidation, especially in humid environments.

Brass doesn’t mind aging — it develops richness with time. But if you ever want to bring back its shine, we’re happy to help with polishing or professional cleaning whenever needed.

Pearls are organic, living materials formed layer by layer in water. Their softness, warmth, and subtle glow are what make them so timeless — and also what make them delicate.

To care for them, keep pearls away from perfume, hairspray, skincare, or any harsh chemicals that can damage their surface. Always wear them last, after you’ve finished getting ready, and remove them first when you’re done for the day. After each wear, gently wipe them with a clean, soft cloth to remove any oils or residue from your skin.

Store pearls flat in a soft pouch, never hung, as hanging can stretch the silk thread over time. Keep them separate from other jewellery to avoid scratches, and never store them in airtight containers — pearls need a small amount of natural moisture to retain their shape and luster.

Handled gently and worn with intention, natural pearls will stay luminous for years. They don’t need much — just softness, space, and care.

From onyx, agate, and jadeite to aventurine, rose quartz, and others — each stone we use is naturally formed and entirely unique. They carry their own quiet character: soft marbling, delicate translucency, subtle texture. And while many are strong enough for everyday wear, they still deserve gentle handling.

Try not to drop or knock them against hard surfaces, as natural stones can chip or crack. Keep them away from perfume, skincare, and household chemicals, which may dull their surface over time. When needed, wipe them clean using a soft, damp cloth — no soaking, no scrubbing. Store them separately in a pouch or soft-lined box so they don’t scratch against other jewellery. And when you’re not wearing them, keep them out of direct sunlight to prevent any fading or discolouration.

With just a little care, your stones will hold their beauty for years — evolving naturally, never losing what makes them yours.

Cleaning your jewellery doesn’t have to be complicated. In most cases, a soft dry cloth is all you need. After wearing, just take a moment to gently wipe away any oils, sweat, or residue before putting it back in its pouch. It’s a small habit that goes a long way.

If a piece starts to look a little dull, you can clean it using warm water and a mild, fragrance-free soap. Let it sit for a few seconds, then gently rub it with your fingers or a soft cloth. Rinse thoroughly, dry it completely, and let it air dry before storing. Make sure no moisture is trapped in crevices, especially around clasps or stone settings.

Pearls should never be soaked. A simple wipe with a damp cloth is enough. For jewellery with cords or non-metal parts, always keep them dry and avoid submerging them.

Avoid harsh cleaners, silver dips, or polishing products unless you’re absolutely sure they’re safe for your piece. If you’re ever unsure, reach out to us. We offer professional cleaning and are happy to help bring your piece back to its original glow.

Caring for your jewellery doesn’t have to feel like a chore. It’s just about staying close to the things you love, and helping them stay beautiful a little longer.

Taking care of your jewellery doesn’t require much. Just a few gentle tools and a little attention.

Start with a clean, soft cloth. One that’s dry, lint-free, and smooth to the touch. After wearing your jewellery, a simple wipe is often all it takes to remove oils, moisture, or surface buildup. This small step helps prevent dullness and keeps your pieces feeling fresh.

If a deeper clean is needed, you can use a bowl of warm water with a tiny drop of mild, fragrance-free soap. Use your fingers or a soft cloth to gently clean the piece, then rinse well and dry it completely with a soft towel. Make sure there’s no moisture left, especially around clasps or settings. Let the piece air dry before putting it away.

Avoid chemical cleaners and silver dips. These might promise quick results, but they often damage delicate finishes like gold vermeil or wear down protective coatings. Steer clear of cloths soaked in polishing compounds or anything that feels gritty or textured. If the cloth feels even slightly rough, it’s better not to use it.

If you’re ever unsure about how to clean something, or if a piece needs more care than a cloth can give, we’re always here. Our team offers gentle, professional cleaning to safely restore the original glow — no harsh chemicals, just quiet care.

If you love the look of gold but not the upkeep, stainless steel is the answer. It doesn’t rust. It doesn’t tarnish. It doesn’t ask for much. Just wear it, wipe it, and go. There’s no need to worry about moisture, fading, or constant polishing. It holds its color and shine through everyday life.

Beyond its durability and low-maintenance appeal, stainless steel is also a thoughtful choice. It’s fully recyclable, which means the pieces you wear today can be repurposed into something new in the future. Nothing wasted. Nothing thrown away. Choosing stainless steel means choosing beauty that lasts, with a material that respects both your time and the world around you.

Stainless steel is one of the most reliable materials you can wear. It’s strong, long-lasting, and keeps its shine without needing constant care. It doesn’t tarnish, it doesn’t rust, and it holds up beautifully through daily wear. That strength gives it a reassuring weight — not heavy, but solid enough to feel like something made well.

For earrings, we’ve taken that strength and refined it even further. Instead of making them bulky or heavy on the ear, we design each shape carefully to keep the piece feeling light and easy to wear all day. The result is balance — earrings that feel substantial in your hand, but almost weightless when worn.

Stainless steel also makes sense. It’s durable, recyclable, skin-friendly, and more resistant to everyday damage than most plated or mixed-metal alternatives. Unlike brass or copper-based jewellery that may fade, crack, or feel overly light, stainless steel stays the way it was meant to be — sleek, clean, and dependable.

If you’re looking for jewellery that doesn’t ask for much but still feels elevated, this is it. Strong enough for daily wear, soft enough for sensitive skin, and thoughtfully made to feel good every time you put it on.

Most of our stainless steel jewellery is hypoallergenic and generally safe for sensitive skin. Some pieces may contain trace amounts of nickel in the stainless steel base, though reactions are rare. That said, every skin type is different.

If you’re especially sensitive to plated earrings, one simple solution is to apply a thin layer of clear nail polish on the post or hook. It forms a temporary barrier between your skin and the metal, and can be reapplied as needed over time.

As always, we recommend listening to your skin. And if you ever have questions or need help finding the right piece for you, we’re here.

Every piece of sterling silver and vermeil jewellery we make begins with solid silver at its core. Nothing plated, nothing hollow, nothing hidden. Just real silver, shaped with care and meant to last.

Our sterling silver is marked s925, meaning it contains ninety-two point five percent pure silver, blended with a small amount of copper for strength. It’s the international standard for fine jewellery, loved for its balance of beauty and durability. You can wear it every day and know it will hold up beautifully.

For certain pieces, we use even finer silver. These are marked s990 or s999, containing up to ninety-nine point nine percent pure silver. They have a softer glow and a gentler touch, and are often chosen for their purity and quiet elegance. This is silver at its most refined — minimal, luminous, and timeless.

It’s worth noting that pure silver comes at a higher cost. And if you’ve seen similar pieces sold for less elsewhere, they may not be what they claim. Many lower-priced options on the market are silver-plated copper, or made with mixed metals that are stamped 925 but contain none of the purity they promise. Some even use alloys that include heavy metals, which can irritate skin or wear away quickly.

At MYJN, we believe in being honest about what you’re wearing. If you're choosing something beautiful, it should be made of something real. Silver should feel like silver, and last like it too.

Real silver has a quiet beauty you can feel right away. It has a natural shine, a solid weight, and a smooth finish that softens with time in the best way. It doesn’t feel flimsy or overly polished. It feels honest.

We use only solid silver in our jewellery. That includes sterling silver marked s925 and fine silver marked s990 or s999, depending on the piece. These are not silver-plated or mixed with cheap metals. They are pure all the way through.

Many of our silver pieces are finished with rhodium, a rare precious metal that gives extra shine and protects the surface from tarnishing. This means less maintenance, more wear, and a longer life for your jewellery.

Our silver is meant to be worn, not tucked away. It holds its beauty through time, and when it changes, it does so with grace. That’s the kind of silver we believe in — simple, strong, and made to stay with you.

Sterling silver naturally reacts to air and moisture over time. This reaction is called tarnishing, and it can cause the surface to darken or dull. It’s completely normal and doesn’t mean there’s anything wrong with the piece. In fact, it’s one of the ways real silver shows its authenticity.

To slow this process, we polish our sterling silver pieces and, in most cases, plate them with a layer of rhodium. Rhodium is one of the rarest and most valuable precious metals in the world. It has a bright, mirror-like finish that closely resembles white gold and helps protect the silver underneath from tarnishing and wear.

If your piece ever starts to darken, we’re here to help. Tarnish can be gently removed, and we offer cleaning and polishing services to restore your jewellery to its original glow. Real silver may change over time, but it never loses its beauty — especially when it’s cared for properly.

Sterling silver is one of the most skin-friendly metals you can wear. It’s made from pure silver, either in its finest form or blended with a small amount of copper to strengthen it. There are no mystery metals, no coatings hiding something underneath — just real silver from the inside out.

Because of its purity, most people experience no irritation, even with daily wear. It’s a favourite for those with sensitive skin, and a safe choice if you’ve had reactions to other types of jewellery in the past.

If you’re looking for something you can wear comfortably and confidently, sterling silver is a beautiful place to start. It’s soft on the skin, gentle by nature, and designed to be worn close — all day, every day.

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At MYJN, every freshwater pearl is hand-selected for its natural color, luminous luster, and graceful shape. We choose each one individually — not for perfection, but for beauty that feels alive. The soft glow, the quiet warmth, the subtle variations — that’s what makes them real.

Freshwater pearls are cultured in lakes and rivers, not synthetic or imitation. They grow slowly in nature, forming layers that give them their organic shape and radiant surface. No two are ever exactly the same. Some are round, others more oval or baroque, but all carry a softness and charm that can’t be replicated.

Compared to saltwater pearls, freshwater pearls often come with more character and a more accessible price — which makes them a perfect choice for thoughtful, everyday luxury. They’re real, enduring, and full of quiet elegance.

We don’t believe in mass-selected strands. We choose ours one by one, so you can wear them knowing they were made to feel personal — and made to last.

Baroque pearls break the rules in the best way. Unlike traditional pearls, they aren’t perfectly round or smooth, and that’s exactly what makes them special. Each one has its own natural shape, soft curves, and quiet character. No two are ever the same.

They’re made for the modern woman who wants something expressive and a little less expected. Baroque pearls feel sculptural and bold, but never try too hard. They carry presence without perfection, and beauty without needing to be polished into sameness.

Because of their more accessible price, baroque pearls are also easier to wear every day. If you're worried about handling them roughly or potentially misplacing them, they’re forgiving in the best way. They're often chosen as a first pearl, a thoughtful gift, or a daily favourite you don’t have to be too careful with.

Baroque pearls are unique, wearable, and full of personality. They’re not flawless, and that’s exactly why they’re unforgettable.

Keshi pearls are rare and luminous, formed entirely by nature’s spontaneity. Unlike traditional pearls, they develop without a solid center, which means they are made of pure nacre through and through. This gives them a depth and glow that feels almost alive.

Their shapes are unpredictable. Some are long and petal-like, others more abstract and sculptural. No two are ever the same. They’re light in feel, soft in presence, and beautifully imperfect in a way that makes each one unforgettable.

Because Keshi pearls form accidentally during the culturing process, they are far less common and often more treasured by those who love organic beauty. They carry no symmetry, no rules, just fluidity and light.

At MYJN, we choose each Keshi pearl by hand, selecting only the ones that speak with softness, shimmer, and soul. They’re made for those who want something expressive and one of a kind. If you’ve ever felt drawn to pieces that don’t follow the expected path, Keshi pearls are yours.

Gold vermeil is not your average plating. It’s made with a thick layer of real 18K gold over a solid sterling silver base, which makes it both luxurious and long-wearing. Unlike standard gold-plated brass, vermeil contains no cheap filler metals and holds up far better over time.

With proper care, gold vermeil can last for years. It’s strong enough for regular wear, but like all precious finishes, it still responds to how it’s treated. The most common cause of fading is exposure — to water, sweat, perfume, lotion, or open air. When stored carefully in an airtight pouch and kept away from daily chemicals, it maintains its colour, warmth, and soft glow beautifully.

Vermeil is a balance of elegance and practicality. It gives you the rich look of gold with a sterling silver core, offering real weight, lasting value, and a feeling of quiet luxury. For those who want something elevated but still wearable every day, gold vermeil is one of the best choices you can make.

Gold vermeil is not only beautiful and long-wearing, it’s also one of the most skin-friendly options you can choose. Because it’s made with a thick layer of 18K gold over a base of pure sterling silver, it’s free from mystery metals and harsh alloys that often cause irritation. There’s no brass, no nickel, and nothing hidden beneath the surface.

If you have sensitive skin or have reacted to costume jewellery in the past, gold vermeil is a safe and trusted alternative. The materials are precious, stable, and gentle enough for daily wear. Many people who can’t tolerate lower-grade metals find that they can wear vermeil comfortably and confidently.

We choose vermeil because it offers the best of both worlds. It carries the warmth and richness of real gold, while still being practical enough for everyday life. And most importantly, it’s made to sit against your skin with comfort, softness, and ease. Jewellery should never be something you have to think twice about wearing. With gold vermeil, it doesn’t have to be.

There’s a visible softness to gold vermeil that sets it apart. The colour is warmer, more even, and closer to solid gold than standard plating. It doesn’t look brassy or overly shiny. Instead, it catches light with quiet depth — never loud, never flat.

Because vermeil uses a base of sterling silver rather than brass or copper, the surface finish takes on a smoother, cleaner appearance. You can feel the difference when you run your fingers across it. It’s not just about the gold itself — it’s how the materials beneath it hold and reflect that gold in a more refined way.

This is why vermeil is often chosen for fine jewellery. It doesn’t just last longer. It looks better from the start. No flaking, no uneven fading, no sharp edges or thin layers. Just a soft, golden finish that feels considered — because it is.