The quality of a piece of jewelry begins with its material. At RABBIT IN THE HAT, we only use precious metals of proven origin and ideal craftsmanship.

Our focus is on high-quality gol,d indifferent alloys and colour variations, which is convincing both in terms ofdesign and technology, and offers a conscious alternative to industrial massproduction.

Gold is one of the oldest and most stable materials in human history. It is not only a symbol of durability and luxury, but also technically ideal for jewellery making:

It is corrosion-free, can be shaped precisely, does not react with the skin, and develops a unique patina over time - a sign of authenticity and character.

RABBIT IN THE HAT uses only solid gold. We deliberately refrain from using gold-plated carrier materials, as only real gold meets the long-term requirements for quality, radiance and skin compatibility.

Depending on the design and area of application, we work with three tried-and-tested alloys:

• 22 carat gold (916) - extremely rich in gold, very warm in tone, ideal for soft, flowing shapes. This alloy is particularly expressive and has an almost archaic appearance.
• 18 carat gold (750) - the international standard for fine jewellery: robust, durable, with a rich sheen and outstanding processing properties.
• 14 carat gold (585) - slightly harder and lighter, ideal for more delicate pieces or everyday use.

All alloys are manufactured according to traditional standards in European refineries - with precisely controlled mixing ratios that optimally combine colour effect and durability.

In addition to the fineness, the alloy colour also determines the appearance of a piece of jewellery:

• Yellow gold is created by mixing it with silver and a little copper - it looks warm, classic and elegant.
• Rose gold contains a higher proportion of copper and looks soft, feminine and modern.
• White gold is alloyed with palladium or nickel and usually rhodium-plated to achieve a bright, silvery shine - ideal for clear, graphic designs.
  
  

At RABBIT IN THE HAT, the choice of gold tone is always a design decision - it supports the expression of the design, accentuates precious stones or deliberately creates contrasts with the skin.