Azarai Jewelry School

Every genuine gold piece carries a small stamp pressed into the metal that tells you exactly what you are holding. This guide teaches you how to find the hallmark, what every stamp means, where international assay marks come from, and how to use this knowledge to verify any gold piece before you buy it...

Gold is durable — but it is not indestructible. The Nigerian climate, an active lifestyle, and everyday habits like applying perfume before jewelry all affect how your pieces age. This complete guide covers safe home cleaning, what actually damages gold, storage best practices, when to remove your jewelry, and when to bring it to...

Not everything sold as "gold" in Nigeria is solid gold — and the difference between gold-plated, gold-filled, and solid gold is enormous. One piece lasts a lifetime. One lasts decades. One fades within months. This guide explains exactly what you are looking at before you hand over your naira.

Rose gold is the most polarising metal in Nigerian jewelry — buyers who love it tend to love it deeply, and it genuinely flatters warm Nigerian skin tones in ways that surprise people who have only seen it online. This guide covers what rose gold actually is, which karat to choose, how it wears...

Both platinum and white gold look silver-white and both work beautifully for engagement rings — but they are fundamentally different materials with different prices, different maintenance requirements, and different long-term wear characteristics. This comparison covers every factor Nigerian buyers need to make the right call.