Gemstones & Metals

Gemstones and precious metals are essential to Reva Jewellery's design language. From 950 fine silver and 925 sterling silver to pearls and coloured gemstones, each is chosen for its unique character and its relationship to form, texture, and light. This guide introduces some of the gemstones, pearls, and precious metals most frequently used throughout our collections. 

Silver & Gold Vermeil

950 Fine Silver

Many Reva designs are handcrafted in 950 fine silver, valued for its bright appearance and high silver content.

925 Sterling Silver

Sterling silver combines durability with a timeless appearance, making it suitable for everyday wear.

18k Gold Vermeil

A thick layer of 18k gold is applied over silver, offering the warmth of gold while preserving silver's structural qualities.

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Gemstones

Labradorite

Known for its shifting flashes of blue, green and gold.

Moonstone

A luminous gemstone admired for its soft glow and subtle blue reflections.

Amethyst

A natural quartz displaying tones ranging from lavender to deep violet.

Citrine

A warm golden gemstone appreciated for its bright and vibrant character.

Garnet

A richly colored gemstone known for its deep red tones and brilliance.

Lapis Lazuli

An intense blue gemstone has been prized for centuries for its distinctive colour.

Peridot

A vibrant green gemstone with exceptional freshness and clarity.

Chalcedony

Green Quartz

A contemporary gemstone offering fresh green tones.

Topaz

Available in a variety of colors including London Blue and Sky Blue.

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Pearls & Organic Materials

Freshwater Pearls

Cultivated pearls are available in a wide range of shapes and colours. 

Biwa Pearls

Distinctive elongated freshwater pearls are known for their unique character.

Tahitian Pearls

Dark pearls celebrated for their rich natural overtones.

South Sea Pearls

Large luxurious pearls are admired for their exceptional lustre.

Mother of Pearl

The iridescent inner shell lining is used for decorative elements and carvings.

At Reva Jewellery, gemstones and precious metals are selected not only for their individual beauty but also for their relationship to structure, proportion and design. The interaction between metal, gemstone and form is an essential part of the creative process.