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It's the metal it says it is.

We carry solid sterling silver and solid 10k and 14k gold — and tone pieces too, like a solid base finished in a gold tone. Every listing says plainly which one it is, so you know exactly what you're buying before it ships.

The terms

What the words actually mean.

Solid
Metal, all the way through
Means
Sterling silver, 10k, or 14k gold, straight through — nothing underneath
What it isn't: a tone piece.
Tone
A color name, not a metal claim
Means
A solid metal base, finished in the color of another metal — gold tone, two-tone, or tri-tone
Never listed as solid — the base metal is always named, and "tone" isn't a purity claim.
On every listing

Said plainly, up front.

01
The construction, named

Solid or tone — stated in the product title and description, not buried in a footnote.

02
The base metal, when it applies

Tone pieces name the solid base metal underneath. "Tone" describes a color, not a metal we're claiming.

03
Check the listing

Use the product details to compare the stated metal, finish, stones, and measurements before ordering. Ask us if a detail is unclear.

Questions about a listing

Questions about a material? Contact us.