Depth in the finish
PVD Coated Pieces
Hard sunlight finds every contour of a twisted band bracelet against olive linen. The PVD coating gives these pieces a deep, saturated tone that holds its own beside bright greenery.
US$3.59 to US$12.89
The golden rules
PVD Coated
- Tone match
- — PVD finishes run deeper and warmer than standard plating. Pair them with fabrics in earth tones, black, or cream rather than cool pastels that can make the metal look disconnected from the outfit.
- Solo or stacked
- — A twisted band or bangle holds enough visual weight to stand alone. If you stack, keep the other pieces in the same PVD tone so the finish reads as one continuous line across your wrist.
Date Night
Date Night
Hearts, snake chains, tennis lines, and teardrops built for close quarters—across a table, under low light, where the depth of a PVD finish reads warmer than standard plating.
Everything here
Shop the edit
Standard plating sits on top of metal. PVD becomes part of it. In a vacuum chamber, the coating material vaporizes and settles onto the surface atom by atom, following every curve of a heart charm or the links of a snake chain without pooling in the crevices. That is why the color looks dense rather than painted, and why it catches hard sunlight evenly from edge to edge.
Bonded color
The material
Vapor deposition
PVD stands for Physical Vapor Deposition. Instead of dipping metal into a liquid bath, the piece is placed in a vacuum chamber where the coating material is vaporized and bonded directly to the surface atom by atom. The result is a thin, uniform layer of color that follows every curve and edge precisely, giving the finish a density and depth that wet plating rarely achieves.
Before you buy
Does PVD change how heavy a piece feels?
No. The coating is measured in microns, so it adds color and depth without adding noticeable weight. A dainty chain or huggie earring feels exactly as light as its base metal.
Which PVD tone works best with warm undertones?
Gold-toned PVD finishes tend to sit naturally against warm skin, while the deeper saturation of the coating keeps the color from looking pale under indoor lighting.
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.
PVD Coated jewellery
Twenty-three single pieces finished with PVD coating, a vapor-deposition process that bonds color to metal at the molecular level. The edit includes bracelets, necklaces, rings, and earrings for occasions like date night.
PVD Coated jewellery
Twenty-three single pieces finished with PVD coating, a vapor-deposition process that bonds color to metal at the molecular level. The edit includes bracelets, necklaces, rings, and earrings for occasions like date night.
The PVD process
Physical Vapor Deposition applies color in a vacuum chamber, bonding the finish to the base metal at a molecular level. This produces an even, saturated tone across all twenty-three pieces in this edit, from tennis bracelets to charm necklaces.
Styling coated singles
Because the page holds individual pieces rather than sets, you choose exactly what to wear. A single stone necklace pairs with a heart link bracelet, or a twisted band stands alone, letting you build around the specific PVD tone you prefer.
