Yes, at BOO Jewellery, everything that we sell is either silver, gold plated (2 microns to Vermeil) or solid gold. Discover our collections of gold, gold plated, and silver jewellery online, or feel free to visit us in store.

Matte finishing leaves a metal with a clean, sleek, organic look. This type of finish requires specialist equipment, and is usually done by using specific polishing wheels, or polishing papers that contain the chemicals needed to create the matte look. Other than beauty, a matte finish offers better durability and tarnish resistance than the other precious metal finishes, leaving a piece of jewellery with a stylish muted finish, and a very slight sheen.

To gain a Matt finish, we use a polishing mop on the surface of a piece of jewellery to give it a contemporary finish. 

Learn more aboutthe precious metals and their textured finishes here.

Yes, over time, your matt ring will lose it's finish due to daily wear. However, you can pop in at anytime and we will happy to re-Matt our rings for you! Discover our showroom here, or get in touch with BOO Jewellery with any queries that you have.

As a precious metal, white gold is unique for its durability, non-corrosive nature, and lasting beauty, which is why we love to incorporate it into our jewellery. White gold naturally has a grey lustre, so most white gold rings are rhodium plated, but we think they look great left in their natural state.

Learn more about the precious metals that we use at BOO Jewellery here.

Once considered to be more valuable than gold, silver is one of the longest standing precious metals used within jewellery design, which is one of the reasons many of our pieces at Boo Jewellery are made from silver. Of all of the precious metals that are available, silver is one of the most cost effective options, whilst still maintaining beauty, versatility, lustre and rarity. It is clear that silver’s value extends well beyond its price! 

Keeping silver looking its best all of the time, though, does require some maintenance. Silver always looks prettier for a polish, so we would recommend a wipe over with a jewellery cloth, or the use of a Goddards silver dip. If you don’t have either of those to hand, then you can always rub a bit of toothpaste over the jewellery using an old tooth brush. This allows you to delicately reach all of the intricate places in your piece. Then, you can just wash off the toothpaste from your jewellery, or repeat.