Is Emma Chapman jewellery handmade?

Yes, all Emma Chapman jewellery pieces are handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques and high quality materials.

Do you offer bespoke or custom jewellery?

Yes, we specialize in bespoke jewellery. You can request custom designs including engagement rings, bridal jewellery and personalised gemstone pieces.

What materials are used in your jewellery?

We use solid gold, sterling silver, natural gemstones and ethically sourced materials in our fine jewellery collections.

Do you ship internationally?

Yes, we offer worldwide shipping and securely deliver jewellery to customers across the globe.

Is your jewellery suitable for weddings and bridal wear?

Yes, our collections include bridal jewellery, wedding jewellery and statement pieces designed especially for special occasions.

Are gemstones natural or synthetic?

We use genuine natural gemstones carefully selected for quality, colour and brilliance.

How long does a custom order take?

Bespoke jewellery typically takes a few weeks depending on design complexity. Our team will provide an estimated timeline after consultation.

Is your jewellery hypoallergenic?

Our jewellery is made using high quality metals and is generally safe for sensitive skin, but individual sensitivities may vary.

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