Kit Heath Coast Pebble Collection Guide
This is a supporting guide to our main Kit Heath Brand Guide. It focuses on the Coast Pebble collection — the design family inspired by the North Devon shoreline that translates water-worn stone forms into sterling silver jewellery.
Coast Pebble is Kit Heath's signature nature-inspired collection — necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and bangles built around smooth, organic forms that reference sea-worn stones found along the North Devon coast.
1 | Design Language
Coast Pebble pieces are defined by three consistent design principles: organic asymmetry, surface smoothness, and deliberate weight. The forms reference stones shaped by water over time — no sharp edges, no geometric repetition, no uniform symmetry.
Organic Asymmetry
Each pebble element is sculpted with gentle curves and rounded profiles that catch light across a continuous surface rather than at faceted angles.
Deliberate Weight
The tactile quality of a cool, substantial silver pebble is part of the design experience. Weight signals material quality and distinguishes solid silver from hollow alternatives.
2 | Construction Methods
Solid Cast Sterling Silver
Core pebble elements cast in solid 925 sterling silver, producing the weight and surface density characteristic of the collection. Rhodium-plated for tarnish resistance.
Stone-Set and Pearl Pieces
Selected designs integrate freshwater pearls or cubic zirconia pavé. Organic texture (pearls) or concentrated sparkle (CZ) within clean metallic palette.
Golden Station
18ct gold-plated pebble as a focal "station" element within silver chain. A deliberate contrast point — not a full gold-plated piece.
Weight Range
From 4.53g (delicate lariat) to 35g (Linking Pebbles necklace). Reflects the difference between chain-based and fully solid link construction.
The Range
| Format | Weight | Chain Length |
|---|---|---|
| Linking Pebbles Bracelet | 13.00 g | 7.5 inches |
| Linking Pebbles Necklace | 35.00 g | 18 inches (adj. 16–18") |
| Golden Station Necklace | 8.60 g | 20 inches (adj. to 18") |
| Glisten Pavé & Pearl Lariat | 4.53 g | 17 inches (adj. to 16") |
3 | Sizing & Fit
Most Coast Pebble necklaces include a 1–2 inch adjustment range. Weight affects how a necklace sits — the 35g Linking Pebbles sits firmly at the collarbone; the 4.53g lariat drapes freely.
For bangles, Kit Heath uses S/M and M/L sizing. Closed bangles are measured around the knuckles at the widest point of the hand.
Sizing Tip
For comprehensive sizing guidance, see our Master Jewellery & Watch Size Guide.
4 | Shop Coast Pebble at OD's
Full Collection Available
Browse our full Kit Heath collection online, or visit us at 41 Barrow Street, St Helens to feel the weight and quality in person.
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5 | Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my Coast Pebble piece so heavy?
The pebble elements are cast in solid sterling silver, not hollow-formed. Weight is an intentional design characteristic providing the tactile quality and material presence that define the range.
Are the pearls in Coast Pebble real?
Yes. Coast Pebble uses cultured freshwater pearls formed in freshwater mussels. Natural variation in shape and surface texture between individual pearls is expected.
What is the gold detail on the Golden Station pieces?
A single pebble element is plated in 18ct gold over the sterling silver base, creating a bi-metal contrast point within the otherwise silver design.
Will the rhodium finish wear off?
Rhodium plating is durable under normal wear. Over extended periods, high-friction areas may show gradual thinning. Re-plating by a jeweller is possible if needed.