Rough Amethyst Pendant

It is up to you to provide the correct size. If the wrong size is provided then there will be a resize or remake fee. 

Resizing costs $100 and a remake of the starts at $750

How To Find your Ring Size

The best way to find your ring size is to come into the studio or visit a local jeweller. If you cant make it into the studio this is a convientent way to measure your finger.

When measuring your finger make sure the paper, string or what ever you use slides on and off your finger easily. Try and the make paper the width of the ring for example if you are buying a 5mm wide band make the width of the paper 5mm. Usually for wider/thicker bands you will need to go up .5 - 1 size.

Nadine Suzanne Jewellery is size inclusive so if you can not find your size in the chart below please email your size to nadinesuzannejewellery@gmail.com.

It is up to YOU to provide the correct ring size, if the ring needs to be resized there will be a resize fee of $100 - this is for a standard resize. Please note some designs can not be easily resized for example cast in place rings and will need to be remade - this will be a remake fee starting at $750 deapending on complexity of the design.

Shipping

All packages are sent via Australia Post. If you are located overseas once the packages reaches your country it will then be handed to your local courier company for delivery.

Standard shipping - Is shipped with no additional insurance

Express -  Is shipped express with Insurance if your packaged goes missing or is damaged

Customers are responsible for any import or custom fees

If your item arrives damaged or incorrect, please contact us within 48 hours with photos. The item willI be repaired replaced

Sand and/or ashes can be used in almost all the designs free of charge.

If you would like to include sand or ashes in your item, make a note in the checkout comment box. We will reach out regarding next steps.

Sand casting is an ancient method of making jewellery.

Sand casting is a technique where jeweller’s sands such as Delft clay, red clay, or natural beach sand are used to create a mould, into which an impression is pressed using a wax model or small object—such as a shell, ring, twig, or button. Molten metal is then heated and poured into the mould, where it cools and solidifies to form a solid sterling silver or gold piece. As each mould is destroyed during the casting process, no two pieces are ever identical, ensuring every creation is entirely unique.

Read more about Nadine's process and techniques here.

Got questions? Feel free to contact us at any time via email nadinesuzannejewellery@gmail.com or through the website here.