Question 1

Can I order a bespoke item?

Accepted Answer

All Beryl & Silver jewellery is handmade and each item is unique. I aim to have most items in stock but I will also make some to order, if needed. I would love to open a commissions section in the future so stay tuned! In the meantime, if you have any questions please email me at hello@berylandsilver.com (hello@berylandsilver.com)and I'll do my best to help you.

Question 2

Do you make any gold jewellery?

Accepted Answer

I do not use gold or gold vermeil in my jewellery making as I prefer to work with silver. I also really like the way that silver looks against the brightly coloured gemstones that I use. Plus Nanny B always wore silver... and platinum, although that's a material that I might use in the future!

Question 3

How eco-friendly is Beryl & Silver?

Accepted Answer

I strive to be as eco-friendly as possible in everything that I do at Beryl & Silver. All of my gemstones, silver, and findings are purchased from UK family-based businesses with high environmental, social, and ecological beliefs. All of my packaging is etiher recyclable or compostable. I also make on-demand all of my backing cards and stickers in my Somerset studio using recycled materials which means that I can keep my environmental footprint to a minimum.

Question 4

Where do you source your raw materials?

Accepted Answer

All of my gemstones, silver, and findings are purchased from UK family-based businesses with high environmental, social, and ecological beliefs.

Question 5

Why does my jewellery differ from your website images?

Accepted Answer

Every item of Beryl & Silver jewellery is handmade by me in my Somerset studio. Each piece is individual and therefore slight variations from the images shown on the website may occur. Please note that any personalisation is handstamped (rather than machine engraved) and each letter/number is individually hammered into the metal. Variations may occur - I think this gives each piece a unique character and any variation does not constitute as a fault.