Waterproof Initials

Wear what matters with waterproof gold and waterproof silver initial bracelets, and necklaces - from A to Z. Excellent for gifting, and designed for everyday layering and effortless wear, stack the initials of friends, family and someone special. Tarnish-resistant and waterproof, these pieces will be with you from morning to night.

DISCOVER WATERPROOF JEWELLERY

Lifeproof pieces designed for all aspects of life.

Discover our signature waterproof collection, made to last and move with you – through every swim, shower and every sweat session.

Wear from morning to night, without fear of tarnishing, fading, discolouration or green fingers. Premium necklaces, rings, bracelets and earrings made for 24/7 wear.

YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

WHAT MAKES OUR PIECES WATERPROOF?

Our waterproof, tarnish resistant pieces are made using a high-tech and advanced technique called Physical Vapour Deposition, or PVD – a high-performance coating process used to create exceptional durability and long-lasting shine. Through PVD, a thick layer of gold is permanently bonded to a base of surgical grade stainless steel, fusing the finish directly to the metal rather than simply plating the surface. The result is a waterproof, scratch resistant, sweatproof and tarnish resistant coating designed to retain its appearance – no scratching, no flaking, no fading, or rubbing.

IS IT GOOD FOR SENSITIVE SKIN?

Yes. Our pieces are made with high-quality, surgical-grade stainless steel, known for being hypoallergenic and gentle on sensitive skin. Designed to minimise irritation and allergic reactions, our waterproof jewellery offers everyday comfort without compromising on style.

WHERE CAN I WEAR WATERPROOF JEWELLERY?

Our Waterproof Jewellery always you to move freely through all aspects of life – from afternoon swims, morning Pilates, showering, sleeping and everything in-between.

These are pieces designed to be second skin, a part of your everyday wardrobe and reliable statement pieces, without the need to be taken off to conserve its appearance.