The Rivière collection uses 18k PVD gold plating over surgical-grade stainless steel. It is not solid gold, and we are transparent about that — but it is the most durable and skin-safe alternative available.

The gold tone is identical in appearance, it will not tarnish, and it costs a fraction of solid gold while lasting just as long with everyday wear.

You are paying for a piece designed to be worn daily for years, not one that sits in a box.

The Rivière® collection uses 18k PVD gold plating over surgical-grade stainless steel. It is not solid gold, and we are upfront about that — but PVD is the most durable gold finish available outside of solid gold, and it is what fine jewelry brands use when they want a piece to last.

The appearance is identical to solid gold, it will not tarnish, and it is hypoallergenic. You are getting the look and longevity of fine jewelry at a fraction of the price.

No. Every Rivière® piece is built on marine-grade 316L stainless steel with 18k PVD gold plating — a process that bonds the gold at a molecular level rather than simply coating the surface. This means it will not peel, fade, or react with your skin regardless of how often you wear it. Salt water, sunscreen, sweat, and daily wear are all handled without any change to the finish.

You never have to take it off. The collection was specifically designed for the coastal lifestyle — salt water, sunscreen, sweat, and chlorine included. The marine-grade steel and PVD plating handle all of it without any degradation.

Our customers wear it straight through summer, from morning swims to evening dinners, and it looks exactly the same at the end of the season as it did on day one.

You are fully covered. We offer a 30-day return policy with a full refund after inspection — no complicated process, no restocking fees. Contact our support team with your order number and we handle the rest.

That said, the most common feedback we receive is that the piece exceeded expectations in person, particularly the detailing and the way it catches light, which photos simply cannot fully convey.