Gold and silver are globally traded commodities, which means their prices are influenced by supply and demand, economic trends, geopolitical events, and inflation. Just like gasoline or groceries, the cost of these metals changes daily.

Over the past year, both gold and silver have seen noticeable significant price increases.

Gold has reached some of its highest values in recent history due to economic and political uncertainty, as well as increased demand for safe-haven assets.

Similarly, silver prices have risen, influenced by both investment interest and industrial demand (like electronics and solar panels).
This means that the cost for us to source these precious metals has gone up — and that’s reflected in the final price of our jewelry.

Each piece of jewelry is unique, and its price depends on:

• Weight and purity of the metal
• Craftsmanship, design complexity and exclusivity
• Current market value of gold or silver at the time of production

We do our best to price our jewelry fairly, reflecting both material value and artisan skill, while adjusting to changes in the metal markets.