A house is defined by what it refuses to make.
House of Vermeil works in three materials and no others. Each one is a published standard, not a marketing word — a specification you can hold us to. Everything we release sits in one of them, and nothing sits outside.
18K gold vermeil over solid sterling
Vermeil is a legal standard before it is a look. To carry the name, a piece must be built on a core of solid sterling silver and finished in gold of a defined minimum thickness. Ours is 18K gold over 925 sterling. There is no brass beneath it, and no plated base metal.
This is the working heart of the house — the pieces meant to be worn daily, layered, slept in, and forgotten about until someone asks.
- Core
- Solid 925 sterling silver
- Finish
- 18K gold, vermeil-standard thickness
- Made for
- Every day
Moissanite set in solid 925
The silver world of the house. Brilliant-cut moissanite — a stone with more fire than diamond and a hardness just beneath it — set into solid sterling. It reads as light rather than sparkle, which is why it holds up under evening light instead of disappearing into it.
- Metal
- Solid 925 sterling silver
- Stone
- Brilliant-cut moissanite
- Made for
- Evening
Solid gold, certified diamonds
The Fine Collection is deliberately small. Solid 14K yellow gold, set with IGI-certified lab-grown diamonds, each piece accompanied by its certificate. It is held to a different standard than the rest of the house, and it is priced accordingly.
We keep this collection short on purpose. Adding to it should be difficult.
- Metal
- Solid 14K yellow gold
- Stone
- Lab-grown diamond, IGI certified
- Made for
- Keeping
Where we are
House of Vermeil is a Sydney house. Orders ship from Australia, and the collections are curated here in small releases rather than published as an endless catalogue.
Questions about a specific piece, a stone certificate, or a size we do not list — write to us.