Mark the years
Anniversary Sets
The silver stack rests against pale blue knit, framed photographs and two glasses of wine waiting on the table behind you. An anniversary is a quiet room, not a stage. You choose the set that fits how the evening actually feels.
US$10.17 to US$40.67
The golden rules
Anniversary
- Read the room
- — A heavy layered set suits a restaurant booth. A single minimalist stack works better if your anniversary is a walk and a glass of wine at home.
- Match the neckline
- — Bar sets sit flush against crew necks and high collars. Teardrop and circle motifs need an open neckline to show their full length.
Bridal
Bridal Anniversary Sets
Pieces chosen for the couple who still thinks in wedding terms. Soft florals, pearls, and minimalist stacks that echo what you wore down the aisle without repeating it.
Formal
Formal Anniversary Sets
Structured bars, teardrops, and statement layering built for a reserved table and a long dinner. These sit cleanly against satin or silk without competing with the fabric.
Wedding Guest
Wedding Guest Anniversary Sets
Sets scaled to celebrate someone else's day while marking your own. Layered circles and classic stacks that read festive without pulling focus from the couple.
Everything here
Shop the edit
Silver layers catch a single lamp after dark, the rest of the room falling away. Framed photographs and half-finished wine sit just out of focus. An anniversary does not need a crowd. It needs a set you chose because it felt right in a quiet room, where the only audience is the person sitting across from you.
One warm lamp
The material
Gold and silver tones
These sets pair warm gold tones with cool silver finishes. Choose the one that matches the hardware you already wear most often—watch clasps, belt buckles, the frames on your desk. Keeping the undertone consistent makes a new set look like something you have owned for years.
Before you buy
Should I match my original wedding jewelry?
You can, but you do not have to. Many people use an anniversary to introduce a new silhouette—a bar set instead of a teardrop, or a layered stack instead of a single chain. It marks the distance between then and now.
How do I pick between a stack and a layered set?
A stack sits close together, reading as one unified shape. A layered set spaces its pieces out, covering more of the chest. Stacks suit higher necklines; layered sets need open space to show each tier.
1-year Color-Fade Guarantee
Faded under normal wear within 1 year of your order? We replace it or refund you.
Built to keep its shape
Most of what we carry is built on 316L — a steel that takes sweat, bag and desk without bending out of shape.
A steel base that resists rust
That base is the alloy used for surgical tools; color is plated over it, and the plating is what the guarantee covers.
Anniversary jewellery
Bundled jewelry sets tagged for anniversaries, including layered stacks, bar sets, and floral motifs in gold and silver tones. Each entry contains multiple matching pieces sold together.
Anniversary jewellery
Bundled jewelry sets tagged for anniversaries, including layered stacks, bar sets, and floral motifs in gold and silver tones. Each entry contains multiple matching pieces sold together.
Choosing by silhouette
Bar sets offer clean horizontal lines. Flower and teardrop motifs introduce curves. Circle sets sit somewhere between. If your wardrobe leans tailored, a bar or infinity shape extends that line. If you wear softer fabrics, a floral or teardrop motif follows the drape.
