Each original P.S.J. creation is guaranteed to boast a minimum of 92.5% pure silver. All our sterling silver jewelry is stamped 925.  Despite its beauty and quality, Sterling Silver is still a far more affordable commodity than Gold or Platinum and offers higher potential margins for retailers.

The majority of Profit Sky jewelry, including our immensely popular “RAYDOES” brand, are made using genuine European crystals. Available in 60+ color variants, and broad range of shapes and sizes, crystals are the perfect components to add colorful sparkles to jewelry for both children and grown-ups.

The Moissanite, or even the commonly known as CZ, Cubic Zirconia so closely resembles real diamonds that few people can tell the difference. By integrating Moissanite and Cubic Zirconia into our jewelry we are able to give our products that enviable “diamond-like” sparkle and feel.

These beautiful Lab-grown Opals have similar properties to naturally mined stones. Their unique feature of vertical growth patterns, coupled with perfect color vibrancy allows us to create stunning pieces that could be mistaken for genuine opal.

The P.S.J. teams go the extra mile to bring you the very best jewelry, with a broad selection of 100% natural and genuine semi-precious stones. These include Amazonite, Amethyst, Chalcedony, Black Onyx, Labradorite, Sodalite and Malachite. All items with semi-precious stones have a watermark on the product for your peace of mind.

Imitation, or synthetic, pearls are man-made components that are designed to resemble real pearls. Several methods are used to create imitation pearls from materials such as crystal, glass and plastic. Being man-made their shapes and colors are consistent throughout every piece.

As opposed to imitation, freshwater pearls are naturally grown, they usually come from shells farmed in freshwater which is where their name originates from. As a natural material, they are not uniform in size and every piece will be slightly different in shape and size, adding a unique touch to every item. You will be easily able to identify items made with freshwater pearls through the watermark on the product picture.

The secret to our jewelry's colorful appeal lies in something called Epoxy - a resin-based paint used to create charming, colorful patterns on our jewelry.Most of our Epoxy-coated designs can be found in our children's collection where a wide variety of playful designs awaits to be discovered.

Despite the fancy name, a diamond-cut finish is merely a process whereby small notches and grooves are being cut into the jewelry to enhance light refraction and give the pieces extraordinary sparkle, without the addition of any stones.

Another fancy name for a relatively common technique in jewelry making. Diamond Dust is a type of finish whereby microscopic glass flakes are deposited onto the pieces, these flakes reflect the light to create a diamond-like look and giving the impression that the jewelry has been “dipped” in glitter.

Brush is a type of matte finishing that gives the metal a sleek, organic look. This type of finish requires specialized equipment, typically special polishing wheels used on rotary tools, which leave a fine texture on the surface of the jewelry and create a unique satin look. Brush-finished items have a heavier definition on the visible strokes. When touched, you should be able to feel the stroke marks.

Oxidation is the natural process of silver darkening over time. Nowadays, jewelers are professionally oxidizing metals in order to give the jewelry a blackened, antique look. This creates an appealing “gunmetal” color, which gives colored stones and raised areas a strong “pop.” 

Otherwise known as electro-deposition or electro-coating, e-coating is a popular method that relies on using an electrical current to coat a metal surface with an organic lacquer. This ultra-fine layer of plastic is a form of plating, designed to significantly improve your jewelry's tarnishing resistance.

Applying an extra layer of pure silver to our sterling silver jewelry, gives the item an extra layer of shininess and added protection against scratches and daily wear & tear. Unless specifically stated otherwise, this type of plating will almost always be 2 microns thick.

At P.S.J., we specialize in superior gold-plating whereby we deposit a thin layer of almost pure gold onto the surface of the jewelry's sterling silver base.Gold plating is a delicate art, and there are various thicknesses available depending on the specific type of jewelry and your needs. For example, rings are typically plated with a minimum of 2.5 Microns or more, seeing as these items are more exposed to wear and tear daily. Most other items are flash gold-plated. 

Rose gold, often referred to as Pink Gold, is usually an alloy of gold and copper. One of the most common rose gold compositions is 75% gold and 25% copper, the recipe for 18 karats rose gold. Rose gold can never be made of 100% gold, as copper is needed to give it its pink hue.