Belle Fever jewellery is different because it began with a name necklace that tarnished within weeks, and grew into Monel Silver, our own material created so meaningful jewellery can last. Every piece is personalised to carry someone's story, and it is made to be worn every day, not saved for special occasions.

When you buy personalised jewellery for yourself or someone you love, you want to know it is worth it. Will it last? Will it suit them? Will it irritate their skin? Those are the same questions that started Belle Fever.

Where did Belle Fever begin?

I'm Sarah, and I founded Belle Fever in 2012. As a girl, I really wanted a personalised name necklace. My parents saved until my teens to buy me one, and I treasured it. Within weeks it had tarnished, because of my acidic skin. Every silver piece I owned did the same thing.

I also had friends who would not wear silver at all because it gave them rashes or made them itch. Out of curiosity, I started researching. I learned that this kind of reaction is called contact dermatitis, often known as nickel allergy, and that nickel is commonly found in jewellery. From then on, I knew any jewellery I made would have to be free of it.

Gold jewellery was one answer, but not everyone can afford it. So I went looking for another way. The brand name came from my daughter, Isabella, and the whole idea came from wanting jewellery that means something to be able to last.

What is Monel Silver, and why did we create it?

After many months of trialling and testing, we developed our own material. We call it Monel Silver. It is not a typical silver used in other personalised jewellery. It is our own formulation, used across all Belle Fever jewellery.

• Nickel-free and hypoallergenic: gentle on sensitive and acidic skin.
• Non-tarnishing: it keeps its shine, even if you wear it in the shower.
• Strong: it has durability similar to titanium, but is easier to cut into custom jewellery.
• A warm white-gold look: a bright, soft finish that suits everyday wear.

It is the material behind our Personalised Name Necklace, the very piece that started it all, and our custom cut jewellery.

What makes our gold and rose gold different?

Our gold and rose gold tones are called Moneil Gold and Moneil Rose Gold. The gold or rose gold is infused into the metal rather than plated on top. Infusing is a far better method than plating because the colour does not rub off and lose its good looks over time. These pieces are durable and safe to wear all the time: in the shower, while exercising or even in swimming pools.

What else sets Belle Fever apart?

• Jewellery that tells a story: names, dates, birthstones, handwriting, photos and memorial keepsakes, made for real moments like motherhood, anniversaries and loss.
• Quality at a fair price: we wanted the highest quality we could offer at a price families can reach.
• A promise behind every piece: a 365-day warranty and our 100% Love It Guarantee.
• A family-run team who care: we treat every order as something sentimental, because it is.

From family pieces like the Circles of Loved Ones Necklace to our memorial jewellery, everything we make starts with the same question I asked as a teenager: will this last as long as what it means?

It is an honour for us to make something special for you and your loved ones, and to be part of these moments in your life.

Frequently asked questions

Is Belle Fever jewellery real silver?

Belle Fever jewellery is made from Monel Silver, our own silver-tone formulation. It is not traditional silver, which is why it does not tarnish the way silver can.

Is Monel Silver safe for sensitive skin?

Yes. Monel Silver is nickel-free and hypoallergenic, so it is suitable for sensitive and acidic skin and for people with nickel allergies.

Can I wear Belle Fever jewellery in the shower?

Yes. Monel Silver, Moneil Gold and Moneil Rose Gold are waterproof and non-tarnishing, so you can shower, exercise and swim in them.

Who founded Belle Fever?

Belle Fever was founded by Sarah in 2012, after her own personalised name necklace tarnished because of her acidic skin. The name was inspired by her daughter, Isabella.