After dark
Sets for the evening
The silver catches the streetlight across a candlelit table. You are wearing a white ribbed tank, two glasses of red wine are poured, and the conversation has found its rhythm. A matched set does the work of getting ready before you even sit down.
US$10.17 to US$54.85
The golden rules
Date Night
- One focal point
- — If your set includes a statement necklace, let the earrings stay small. Matched bundles are designed to balance each other, but you decide which piece leads the conversation.
- Gold against warmth
- — Gold-tone sets sit naturally beside amber glass and candlelight. Silver reads sharper against cool whites and darker rooms. Let the restaurant lighting guide your choice.
Snowflake
Snowflake & Heart Sets
Hearts, circles, and snowflake motifs grouped for evenings that lean romantic. These bundles pair delicate shapes across necklace, earring, and bracelet pieces so the motif carries through without crowding your neckline.
Snake
Snake & Glamour Sets
Serpentine curves and high-shine stones for tables where the light stays low. These sets use zircon accents and sculptural links to catch movement across the room.
Key
Key & Minimalist Sets
Clean lines and single-motif anchors for evenings where the outfit already speaks. Layering sets here use keys, circles, and slim chains to add structure without volume.
Everything here
Shop the edit
A minimalist gold stack does not announce itself at the table. It sits against a butter-yellow blouse while the lamplight warms the metal, doing exactly enough to finish the look without pulling focus from the second glass of wine.
The quiet stack
The material
Plated evening metals
These sets use plated finishes chosen for how they reflect low, directional light. Gold and silver tones behave differently under candles than they do in daylight, which is why a bundle meant for evening often relies on higher-polish surfaces or faceted stones to carry the shine.
Before you buy
Should I wear every piece in the bundle?
Bundles are designed to work as a complete set, but you can split them. Wear just the necklace and earrings for a quieter look, or save the bracelet for when your sleeves allow it.
How do I choose between a heart and a geometric motif?
Hearts and circles tend to read softer and more traditional. Geometric shapes like keys or angular links feel more architectural. Consider what the rest of your wardrobe leans toward.
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.
Date Night jewellery
Matched jewelry bundles selected for evening wear. This page groups multi-piece sets—necklace, earring, and bracelet combinations—by motif, including snowflake, snake, and key designs in gold and silver tones.
Date Night jewellery
Matched jewelry bundles selected for evening wear. This page groups multi-piece sets—necklace, earring, and bracelet combinations—by motif, including snowflake, snake, and key designs in gold and silver tones.
Choosing by motif
Motifs change how a set feels at a distance. Snowflakes and florals read intricate up close but soften from across a table. Keys and geometric shapes hold their outline better in dim rooms, making them easier to notice without leaning in.
Layering within a set
Many bundles include multiple necklaces or bracelets meant to be worn together. When layering, start with the shortest chain closest to your collarbone and let the longer pieces fall naturally over your top.
