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the metals we use
Every eMeraki piece begins with carefully selected precious metals sourced from trusted European and US suppliers, combining lasting quality, responsible craftsmanship, and timeless beauty.
Precious Metals Chosen to Last
We work with solid 18k yellow gold, 14k yellow gold, 14k rose gold, 14k white gold, and 925 sterling silver.
Both our gold and silver meet European quality and safety standards, ensuring every piece is made from genuine precious metals designed to be worn and cherished for generations.
RUSTIC AS OUR SIGNATURE FINISH
Many of our pieces feature our signature Rustic finish - an organic surface that celebrates texture, depth, and natural contrast.
In gold, subtle firemarks created during the making process become part of the design. Rather than masking every trace left by the flame, we allow these natural markings to enhance the texture and give each piece its own unique character.
In silver, the same rich contrast is achieved through oxidation, creating a finish that complements the organic textures and brings every detail to life.
Unique textures
Our Rustic finish enhances the depth and character of every texture. Within hand-carved details, engraved patterns, and hammered surfaces, the darker tones settle into the recesses, creating natural contrast that brings each design to life.
On broader, smoother surfaces, particularly in white gold, subtle firemarks can create rich, dark variations that feel organic, painterly, and completely unique. In silver, oxidation produces the same depth and contrast, highlighting the texture while preserving the handcrafted character of each piece.
14k white gold with firemarks
14k rose gold with firemarks
14k yellow gold with firemarks
Like oxidised silver, FireMarks are not a permanent finish. Over time, everyday wear gradually reveals the brighter metal beneath, allowing the jewellery to evolve naturally and develop its own character. Rather than concealing the journey of the metal, FireMarks celebrate it - preserving a visible trace of the flame that helped shape each piece by hand.