Aje Jewellery: Earrings, Necklaces, Bracelets and Pearls Explained

Aje jewellery is the Sydney label’s own line of earrings, necklaces and bracelets, designed to sit alongside its ready-to-wear. Coveti now carries 78 pieces: 58 earrings, 11 necklaces and 9 bracelets and bangles. Almost all of it (72 of 78 pieces) is brass based in gold-tone and silver-tone finishes, 22 pieces feature freshwater pearls, and the Kasia and Dusk families use resin stones.

This guide explains what Aje makes, what each piece is made from, which designs come from the Resort 2027 Siren runway, how to care for costume jewellery, and how to choose pieces that work with the clothes. For the full edit, the Aje brand hub lists everything Coveti stocks.

Aje jewellery at a glance

• Brand: Aje, founded in Sydney in 2008 by Adrian Norris and Edwina Forest. Forest is creative director.
• Pieces on Coveti: 78 in total: 58 earrings, 11 necklaces, 9 bracelets and bangles.
• Main material: brass, in 72 of 78 pieces, finished in gold-tone and silver-tone.
• Pearls: 22 pieces feature freshwater pearls, many of them baroque shapes.
• Other materials: resin stones (Kasia, Dusk, Amelia, Archela Resin Bangle) and leather cord (Vento Necklace).
• Earring closures: domed push-back closures, with surgical steel posts listed on many styles.
• Seasons: Resort 2027 (Siren), Pre-Fall 2026, Summer 2026, Spring 2026, Resort 2026 and earlier.
• Type: fashion (costume) jewellery. Keep it dry and away from perfume.
• Sizing: every piece is one size; the Spencer Necklace measures 49 cm in total and the Elle Gold Bracelet 18 cm.

What jewellery does Aje make?

Aje makes three kinds of jewellery: earrings, necklaces, and bracelets in chain, cuff and bangle shapes. Earrings dominate the range. Of the 78 pieces Coveti now stocks, 58 are earrings, which tells you how the studio thinks about jewellery: as the finishing point of an outfit, sitting close to the neckline and the hair.

The design language repeats across categories. Organic, slightly irregular forms appear again and again: scrunched gold, hammered surfaces, rippled frills, swirls and wave shapes. Pearls are used in their baroque, uneven form rather than as perfect rounds. Logos appear, but quietly, usually as a cursive script and a small engraved mark. It is the same mood as the clothes: romantic, sculptural and a little undone.

What is Aje jewellery made of?

Brass is the base of the collection. Aje lists 72 of the 78 pieces as brass based, in gold-tone and silver-tone finishes; several product pages describe the finish as gold-plated brass. Brass is the standard metal for designer fashion jewellery because it takes plating well and can be cast into detailed, sculptural shapes.

Pearls are the second signature. 22 pieces use freshwater pearls, and the proportions are often generous. The Jude Pearl Stud is listed as 60% freshwater pearl to 40% brass, with a curved shape, an engraved logo and a hanging baroque pearl. The Luneth Stud is also 60% pearl, and measures 22 mm high by 20 mm wide.

Resin brings colour. The Dusk Resin Stud in Onyx is 60% resin to 40% brass, measures 11 mm across and weighs 6.7 g. The Kasia family pairs gold with ivory and brown resin beads, and the Archela Resin Bangle is cut entirely from brown resin with an organic, slip-on shape.

One necklace swaps metal chain for leather. The Vento Necklace in Black and Silver threads a round brass disc onto a leather cord that ties to fasten, finished with metal end hardware. It also comes in Avocado and Silver.

Aje does not describe its jewellery as solid gold, sterling silver, hypoallergenic, nickel-free, waterproof, fine jewellery and the like, and neither should a shopper assume it. Treat it as well-made fashion jewellery and it will last.

Which Aje jewellery comes from the Resort 2027 runway?

Many Aje pieces carry the note “As Seen On The Resort 27 Runway” on their product pages. Resort 2027 is the Siren collection, shown at Australian Fashion Week in May 2026 (read the full Aje Resort 2027 guide). The jewellery in that collection leans into hammered gold, swirls, pearls and the cursive Aje logo.

The Resort 2027 pieces Coveti stocks include the Sascha Choker Necklace, with a hand-textured hammered finish, and its matching Sascha Swirl Earrings in two sizes. The Larissa Cursive Necklace spells the label’s name in script on a link chain with a lobster clasp, and the Larissa Cursive Bracelet repeats it at the wrist. The Fliori Flower Necklace sets a flower centrepiece among hanging mini freshwater pearls, and is 60% pearl by composition.

Also from Resort 2027: the Monti Stud (18 mm, curved, in gold and silver), the Cezanne Earring (35 mm, sculptural and textured) and its 17 mm Cezanne Micro sibling, the Viva Pearl Drop Earring, the Amina Pearl Stud, the Theadora Logo Stud, the Luna sun and moon earring, the Immy Hoops, the Tanis Multi Drop Earrings, the Giada Thick Ear Cuff and the Aprile Bangle, a thin connected wire design in silver-tone.

What are the best Aje earrings?

With 58 styles, earrings are the deepest part of the range and they have their own guide: Aje earrings explained. In short, the range splits into four groups.

• Studs: from the 3 mm Valetta Round Logo Stud to the sculptural, scrunched Constance Stud.
• Drops: the Luneth Large Drop Stud falls 9 cm with a pearl drop; the Elle Drop Earring is 68 mm long with a ball drop.
• Hoops: the Romara Small Pearl Hoops (30 mm, organic wave with pearls), the Rogue Small Hoop (20 mm, 14 g per pair) and the Immy huggie hoops.
• Ear cuffs: the Giada Thick Ear Cuff, a chunky brass cuff in gold and silver.

Most Aje earrings fasten with a domed push-back, which holds well and sits flat against the lobe, and many list surgical steel posts. The weights Aje publishes help with comfort: 6.7 g for a Dusk Resin Stud, 14 g per pair for the Rogue Small Hoop, 20 g per pair for the Renley Earring and 24.4 g per pair for the Elle Drop Earring.

What necklaces does Aje make?

The 11 necklaces fall into three lengths of thinking: the choker, the collarbone chain and the pendant.

The Sascha Choker is the one structured piece, a hammered gold collar that sits high and works best with strapless and halter necklines. The chains are more fluid. The Elle Gold Necklace is a draped chain of irregular, organically finished gold beads, 42.8 cm in total length, so it sits on the collarbone. The Spencer Necklace, at 49 cm, combines a chain link with organic gold beads and a baroque freshwater pearl, and falls a little lower. The Mercurial Bead Necklace uses round beads in three sizes with a chain extension, so the length can be adjusted.

The pendants carry the most detail. The Sierra Necklace hangs a floral and freshwater pearl pendant from a draped box chain finished with baroque pearl tips. The Dusk Resin Necklace centres on a black onyx-tone resin stone in gold, and the Vento Necklace hangs a single disc from leather cord.

What bracelets and bangles does Aje make?

There are nine wrist pieces, and they cover chain, cuff and bangle.

• Chains: the Larissa Cursive Bracelet, the Swept Logo Pearl Bracelet (link chain with pearl charms and an Aje logo) and the Elle Gold Bracelet, 18 cm long with organic gold beading to match the Elle necklace.
• Cuffs: the Romara Pearl Cuff, 64 mm wide in an organic wave with pearl detailing, and the Eterna Cuff, an intricate tubular wrapped design with a cuff opening.
• Bangles: the Archela Bangle in silver-tone and the Lirien Bangle in gold, both with a shine finish and an irregular sculptural composition; the Archela Resin Bangle in brown; and the wire Aprile Bangle.

Every bracelet is one size. Chains with a clasp are the easiest fit; cuffs with an opening can be eased gently to the wrist, though brass should never be bent hard and repeatedly. Slip-on bangles suit a narrower hand, so check the product page before buying a bangle as a gift.

Which Aje jewellery is made with pearls?

22 pieces use freshwater pearls, which makes pearls the most common accent in the range. They are mostly baroque, meaning naturally irregular, so no two are exactly alike. The pearl pieces worth knowing:

Pearls are the softest material in the collection. They scratch easily and dislike perfume, hairspray, sunscreen and water, so they should go on last and come off first.

Does Aje jewellery come in silver as well as gold?

Yes. Gold-tone dominates, but a good number of styles come in silver-tone, and some mix the two. The Monti Stud, Zana Earring, Rogue Small Hoop and Giada Thick Ear Cuff are each offered in gold and in silver. The Renew Cluster Stud and the Ray Link Earring are two-tone by design, which makes them a sensible bridge if you wear a gold watch with silver rings. Pieces Coveti carries only in silver-tone include the Immy Hoops, the Tanis Multi Drop Earrings, the Ira disc studs, the Archela Bangle and the Aprile Bangle.

How do you care for Aje jewellery?

Aje jewellery is costume jewellery: plated brass, pearls and resin. Plating wears faster when it meets moisture, chemicals and friction, so the care routine is simple and worth following.

• Keep it dry: take it off before swimming, showering, exercise and the beach.
• Perfume first: apply perfume, hairspray, body oil and sunscreen, let them dry, then put jewellery on.
• Wipe after wearing: a soft, dry cloth removes skin oils. Skip polishing cloths with chemicals on plated pieces.
• Store separately: keep each piece in its own pouch so chains do not tangle and pearls do not scratch.
• Handle cuffs gently: open and close the Eterna and Romara cuffs as little as possible.

How do you choose Aje jewellery for an outfit?

Start with the neckline, because Aje clothes are built around it.

• Strapless and bustier: a choker (Sascha) and a statement drop earring both work; one is enough.
• Halter: the neck is already framed, so choose earrings over a necklace. A Luneth Large Drop Stud fills the space.
• Scoop and square neck: a collarbone chain like the Elle Gold Necklace, with small studs.
• High neck and collared shirts: skip the necklace; wear a cuff and a bold stud like the Constance.
• Print dresses: pick one sculptural gold piece. Pearls read softer against florals than heavy gold.

For weddings and events, pearls are the safe and flattering choice; our Aje wedding guest dresses guide pairs them with specific looks. For everyday, a logo stud and one bangle is plenty. More styling ideas are in how to style Aje.

Is Aje jewellery a good gift?

It is one of the easier Aje gifts because it is one size. Studs and chain necklaces are the lowest-risk choices. The Larissa Cursive Necklace and bracelet carry the name in script, which suits a person who already loves the label. Pair a piece with a leather accessory from the Aje belts, wallets and bag charms guide for a larger gift.

Where can you buy Aje jewellery?

Aje sells jewellery through its own stores, more than 20 across Australia and New Zealand, its own website and selected stockists. Coveti now carries all 78 pieces covered here in the jewellery department, with dedicated pages for earrings, necklaces and bracelets. Every piece is 100% authentic and verified before dispatch, and ships worldwide from Coveti’s UAE and Australia hubs by DHL Express and FedEx International Priority. Most regions are Delivered Duty Unpaid; see returns for the policy. More on stockists in where to buy Aje.

Frequently asked questions

Is Aje jewellery real gold?
No. Aje lists its jewellery as brass based, in gold-tone and silver-tone finishes, with several pieces described as gold-plated brass. 72 of the 78 pieces Coveti stocks are brass based. It is fashion jewellery, not solid gold.

Are Aje pearls real?
Aje lists freshwater pearls on 22 of the pieces Coveti carries, including the Luneth, Romara, Spencer, Fliori and Jude designs. Many are baroque pearls, so each one is slightly irregular.

Does Aje jewellery tarnish?
Plated brass can wear with moisture, perfume and friction. Keep pieces dry, put them on after perfume and skincare, wipe them with a soft cloth after wearing and store each one separately.

How many jewellery pieces does Coveti carry from Aje?
78: 58 earrings, 11 necklaces and 9 bracelets and bangles, from Resort 2027 back through Pre-Fall, Summer and Spring 2026 and earlier seasons.

What closures do Aje earrings use?
Most use a domed push-back closure, and many list surgical steel posts. The Immy Hoops use a huggie closure and the Giada Thick Ear Cuff slips onto the ear.

Can I wear Aje jewellery in the shower?
No. It is costume jewellery made of plated brass, pearls and resin, so it should be kept dry. Remove it before showering, swimming and exercise.

Which Aje jewellery belongs to the Resort 2027 collection?
Resort 2027 is the Siren collection shown in May 2026. Resort 2027 jewellery on Coveti includes the Sascha choker and swirl earrings, the Larissa cursive necklace and bracelet and the Fliori Flower Necklace. Many Aje pieces are marked “As Seen On The Resort 27 Runway” on their product pages.