We believe in transparent pricing and are aware that our wide range of prices may cause some confusion. To help clarify, see below to learn how our prices are influenced by three main value factors

  • Type of Metal: (in order of price from high to low)

    14 kt or 18 kt Solid Gold (custom designs only)

    14 kt Gold filled 

    925 Sterling Silver

    Weight (oz): wire gauge, chains, findings

    Gauge (thickness) of wire: 

    A lower gauge, means thicker wire and a higher price. Below, are the gauges of wire we use for each style of jewelry:

    • 8 & 10 gauge (Custom Only)

    • 12 gauge: Bangles

    • 14 gauge: Cuff Bracelets, Rings

    • 16 gauge: Hoop & Teardrop Earrings 

    • 18 gauge: (Currently only available by custom order in select hoops sizes)

    • 20 gauge: Earring Hooks, Custom nose rings, Jump rings

    • 22-28 gauge: Select jewelry pieces with intricate wrapping design, Custom nose rings

    Click Here to Learn More About Jewelry Metals

    Chains: 

    We offer a variety of chain styles, all of high quality and designed for durability. 

    The material, weight, and intricacy of a given chain style are the factors which determine its price. Heavier chains are made with more metal, meaning it comes with a higher price tag. Simple and light weight chains such as cable chains are typically the least expensive option. 

    Findings: 

    Findings are the components in jewelry that connect one element to another. The price of findings depends on the material, type, and number used in a given design. There are many different types of jewelry findings, the most common include:

    • Findings for Earrings – Includes earring hooks, posts, backs, and findings for dangles.

    • Jump Rings – Small metal rings used to connect different elements.

    • Clasps – Fasteners such as lobster clasps, spring ring clasps, toggle clasps, and hook clasps.

    • Pendant Settings/Bailings – Connectors that attach pendants to chains.

    • Chain Extenders – Additional chain links to lengthen necklaces or bracelets.

    • Head Pins – Pins with a flat or decorative end used to create dangles or pendants.

    • Eye Pins – Pins with a loop at one end to attach charms or beads.

    • Crimp Beads/Crimp Tubes – Small beads used to secure beading wire or thread.

    • Spacer Beads – Small beads used to space out larger beads or charms.

    Click Here To Learn More About Jewelry Metals

  • Valuing different types of pearls is complex and can be confusing for those who are new to the beautiful, yet expansive, world of pearls.

    But the good news is that Bel & The Moon is here to help you learn, so you can make informed purchasing decisions. Click the links below to view our pearl guides!

    8 value factors + pearl grading

    South Sea Pearls

    Tahitian Pearls

    Edison Pearls

    Freshwater Pearls

  • Typically, more complex designs require a greater level of expertise, as well as a significant amount of time and attention to detail to complete. Therefore, in most cases, the more intricate a design, the higher the price.

We understand our prices are competitive, however, Bel & The Moon deeply values inclusivity. Because we want everyone to have a piece of Bel & The Moon, our custom jewelry service allows us to design within a wider range of prices. Just fill out our custom jewelry form including your budget and desired design details, and we will respond promptly.

* Please Note: Our minimum requirement for custom orders is $75 per jewelry item (not including shipping or 10% custom fee). Depending on your budget, there will be certain material and design limitations, however, we promise to do our best!