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Milk Tooth Box Basics

Fine Jewelry

Milk Tooth Box Basics
125 €
Basics Tie Bar

Fine Jewelry

Basics Tie Bar
99 €
Basics Rattle

Fine Jewelry

Basics Rattle
245 €
Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
165 €
Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
145 €
Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
145 €
Basics Picture Frame

Fine Jewelry

Basics Picture Frame
295 €
Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
175 €
Cufflinks Basics

Fine Jewelry

Cufflinks Basics
145 €
Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
185 €
Basics Tie Bar

Fine Jewelry

Basics Tie Bar
99 €
Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
145 €
Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
155 €
Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
165 €

New Release

Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
215 €
Basic Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basic Cufflinks
145 €
Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
155 €
Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
155 €
Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
185 €
Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
185 €
Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
205 €
Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
155 €
Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
135 €
Basics Cufflinks

Fine Jewelry

Basics Cufflinks
175 €

Precious Yet Understated Silver Jewelry

If you are looking for a timeless piece of jewelry to wear every day you can't go wrong with silver jewelry. No other element can reflect and absorb more light than this so-called "moon metal". In fact, it was once more popular than gold and was used as a valid means of payment in some cultures. At Wempe, we focus entirely on its understated elegance and use it to create fine accessories. You will find silver creations mainly in our categories Men's Jewelry and Cufflinks.

The Many Properties of Silver

Similar to gold jewelry, silver jewelry is not made entirely out of pure silver because it is too delicate for use in jewelry production. The most common material used is 925 silver, which is harder than pure silver due to the fact that it is mixed with a small amount of copper. 925 silver is also known as sterling silver because it was used to make the British currency, sterling, up until 1920.

Care and Service for Your Silver Jewelry

Since silver jewelry can get tarnished and lose its color over time, you should have your rings and necklaces cleaned regularly. If you don't have an ultrasonic bath at home, you can make use of our jewelry service. In our showrooms, we are happy to clean your jewelry, take care of repairs, and make adjustments for your jewelry and watches.