Featured piece
How the pieces are worn
At the face, not across the room
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Caivera BeadedFor open necklines and plain knits. These short strands sit at the collarbone during work hours, then stay on for errands and a simple dinner. Layer the two-strand sets when you want more than one line; wear a single teardrop when you do not.
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Caivera EarringsFor hair worn up, tucked back, or off the face. The hoops read in profile at a desk or on a walk. The short drops show more when you turn your head. Same compact scale, plated brass, taken off before water and exercise.
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Caivera LeafA matching leaf necklace and earring pair. The charms hang against a strap top or a sleeveless neckline, and the earrings move when you walk. Wear them as one look, not as extras on top of other long drops.
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Caivera RingsOpen rings for the hand at rest: on a cup, on a desk, or in a pocket. The clover sits as a single face. The cuff reads as a wider band. Wear one, or put both on the same hand.
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Caivera StatementLonger pendants that fall below the chest. One necklace is enough with a camisole or a dress. Keep the ears and hands quiet so the pendant is the line people see first.
About us
Caivera makes plated brass jewelry for daily wear. The line is grouped by form — Leaf, Beaded, Statement, Rings, Earrings — and cut to sit close: at the face, the collarbone, and the hand. We use gold or silver plating on brass, and we describe it as that. Pieces are worn through the day, then taken off before water, perfume, and exercise.