What is brass jewellery? Brass is a commonly used metal used when creating all types of jewellery, due to it's versatile nature and affordability to produce. Brass jewellery can be a fantastic material choice for jewellery for most people, however as it's an alloy of copper and zinc it may not suit all skin types and can tarnish over time. If you have nickel allergies we recommend that you wear uncoated surgical steel or titanium jewellery. Why does brass tarnish? Brass jewellery may tarnish over time, this is due to the copper component of the jewellery reacting to air and moisture ..read more

Is surgical steel jewellery right for me?   There are several types of metal used for body jewellery manufacturing – however not all may be suitable for you. The wrong type of metal may cause you to have a reaction – or skin irritation. The main culprit for skin irritation would be nickel. The most common type of metal used for body jewellery is surgical grade steel. Here at Cherry Diva we used 316L surgical grade steel for many of our body jewels. The 316L number denotes the low carbon version of the steel.  We do this for two reasons – the first being that surgical grade steel is ..read more

Introducing our brand new Mer-Mazing collection. So here are Cherry Diva we are pretty much obsessed with anything Mermaid, I mean here in the office we have been known to play the Little Mermaid sounds track at times, so it seems only right that we should pour our love for everything mermaid into making our truly Mer-Mazing new collection. We’ve spent countless weeks searching shores far & wide to bring you the very best Mermaid collection around. We’ve customised rings and selected some amazing mermaid inspired stones, suitable for any wannabe mermaid. We’ve teamed up with the truly tal ..read more

You’ve seen some major ring goal inspo on Facebook, Instagram and pretty much every where around the web. Whilst most of the insta snaps you see on our feed may not always be practical, you can certainly achieve a glowing bohemian vibe with just a few stacking rings suitable for ever day wear. So, where do you start? Firstly, which stone catchers your eye? The magical rainbow moonstone, shimmering fire opal or maybe gorgeous deep red garnet. You can always mix and match, we find that onyx can really compliment a wide range of stone and also looks great on its own – with our hundreds of desig ..read more

2016 Favourites Wow, that went fast – where did the year go? In 2016 Cherry Diva launched their very first range of sterling silver jewellery – Lunar Eclipse. Our Lunar Eclipse range carried a deep and magical theme, featuring moonstone and onyx, light versus dark.   Following the success of our Lunar Eclipse collection we immedaitly began work on our second collection. We were inspired by nature and freedom, and named our second collection Wild & Free. We took a trip over to the fabulous Las Vegas to spend a few days kickin’ back and relaxing before starting a promotional photo sho ..read more

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That's right, simple house hold products such as ketchup, light ale and baking powder can save keep your jewellery looking great, and save you the cost of silver cleaning products or visiting the jewellers.  Fastening jewellery yourself can be a real pain, but with a little help from a paper clip frustration can be avoided. Here's a quick tip for fasten those pesky bracelets all by yourself - Simply thread the clip through the catch and with your other hand, clasp it together. Easy!  Moisture is your jewellerys worst enemy. Sweat, water and perfume can tarnish and even compl ..read more

We are super excited to announce that our second collection of sterling silver jewellery will be released on May 27 2016. The name of the collection is 'Wild & Free' and we think the jewellery really reflects this theme.  The Wild & Free collection features a range of bohemian inspired rings and pendants - such as nature, flowers and animals, to skulls, tribal designs and chunky bohemian styles - we've also incorporated a turquoise theme to this collection.  So get your stack on and embrace your wild side this summer ..read more

Now that you know which necklaces suit your neckline, why not check out our huge range of statement necklaces ..read more

Have you ever found that after wearing your favourite ring, or your cutest pair of stud earrings that they're starting to irritate your skin? It's weird right, you've been wearing that ring for the past two years with no problems, no all of a sudden you're getting a rash and the earrings are irritating you. There could be a reason for that. Jewellery gets dirty. We wear rings for most of the day, doing pretty much every daily task going - our hands touch pretty much everything such as doors, chairs, desks, phones and so on. We might wash our hands regularly but are you cleaning your jeweller ..read more