Material

White gold

White gold is rhodium-plated, meaning it is covered with a fine layer of metal (rhodium) to give it its white color. With a base of 75% gold (18 karats), we transform the originally yellow metal into a white gold base by adding silver, around 15% copper, and in some cases, palladium.

Yellow gold

With a base of 75% pure gold (18 karats), yellow gold is also composed of about 12,5% silver and 12,5% copper.

Rose gold

With a base of 75% pure gold (18 karats), we obtain rose gold by slightly increasing the copper in the alloy recipe. About 20% copper with 5% silver. Yellow gold is also composed of approximately 12,5% silver and 12,5% copper.

Gem

Green tourmaline

Tourmaline protects against electromagnetic and geobiological pollution. A stone with a slightly vitreous luster, it can be found in many colors, from green to pink. At Monsieur, we primarily use pink, green, or blue tourmaline. In mines, it’s often the harbinger of gold deposits.

Pink tourmaline

Tourmaline protects against electromagnetic and geobiological pollution. A stone with a slightly vitreous luster, it can be found in many colors, from green to pink. At Monsieur, we primarily use pink, green, or blue tourmaline. In mines, it’s often the harbinger of gold deposits.

Rings

The first sizing of your jewel is offered within 30 days. You can also exchange for another model within 30 days, or get your money back within 14 days.

To check your size on the screen :

Before you do anything else, check that the ring gauge is correctly scaled. The indicator should measure exactly 30 mm. Next, take one of your rings that fits perfectly on your finger (the one you want to wear your Monsieur creation on). Place it on the bezel to find your size. The inner edge of the ring should be aligned with the outer edge of the circle. If your ring is between two sizes, we recommend you choose the larger one.

Download size guide as pdf.

Bracelets

First of all, check that the guide is correctly scaled, i.e. the indicator must measure exactly 30 mm. If you already have a rigid snap ring, compare it with the guide below. If you don't have a rigid snap ring, you can print our guide, making sure that it remains to scale (the image scale must be set to "100%"), but don't hesitate to vériﬁer the scale indicators. You'll then cut out the various circles and make test bracelets. Note that paper is a much less rigid material than gold or silver, so be sure to pass the bracelets easily over your handle; if in doubt, take the larger size.