You might have seen posts popping up like this all over the internet. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work differently for us either. But we don’t want to keep you in the dark, therefor this post.
You may have noticed that the prices of silver jewellery have risen. The reason: the global cost of silver (and gold) has been moving up strongly lately — and now with a a very unstable uncertainty in the headlines, precious metals tend to get even more expensive.

We’ve kept Yazzy’s jewellery silver prices steady for a very long time, and quietly absorbing increases wherever we could. But to keep offering the same quality, service and craftsmanship you expect, we can’t hold that forever or we will simply disappear. So over the past period, you have seem price adjustments on a selection of solid silver and some of the gold plated pieces.

When Silver Prices Rise: What It Means for Jewellery — Silver Price Rise

But we have also some good news: we planned ahead. We ordered many items earlier, which means a big part of our current stock is still priced at the more favourable rates we secured before. If something has been on your wish list, now is a lovely moment (while current stock lasts).

And if you’d like a beautiful alternative, our gold-plated and silver-plated jewellery gives you the same Yazzy’s look — fabulous, wearable, and more price-stable.
Thank you for your understanding — and for supporting fair pricing, thoughtful sourcing, and pieces made to last.

Factors influencing silver market value

Silver is traded globally, so prices move with markets — sometimes daily, sometimes hourly.

Absolutely. Higher silver prices actually reflect the metal’s growing value and desirability. Silver has been officially designated as a critical mineral, and investor confidence in the metal has strengthened significantly, with exchange-traded product holdings rising roughly 18% through late 2025. The Silver Institute Buying quality silver jewellery remains a smart choice — you’re investing in a precious metal that holds real-world value, while also owning something beautiful and lasting.

Besides that this would be an organisational nightmare, we price by collection and stock, not by daily market swings — to keep pricing fair and predictable.

There is a consensus that it is most probably going to stay high. But this is of course by no way a certainty.

Silver jewellery is a smart buy, but it’s best viewed as a wearable asset rather than a pure financial investment. While the craftsmanship and VAT costs mean you won’t recoup full resale value like you would with bullion, quality 925 sterling silver pieces do hold genuine value — especially with silver prices at historic highs. Buy hallmarked sterling silver, choose timeless designs you love, and you’ll have something beautiful that carries real-world worth.