The name “Pilgrim” reflects the idea of a personal journey and self-expression. Each piece of jewelry is meant to accompany life moments, symbolizing exploration, individuality, and style—values that align with the brand’s Scandinavian design philosophy.

Pilgrim jewellery typically uses a base metal (often brass, an alloy of copper and zinc) which is then plated with “noble metals” — such as sterling silver, gold, or rose-gold. Decorative details may include crystals (sometimes Swarovski), freshwater pearls or semi-precious stones.

Yes—Pilgrim advertises its jewellery as nickel-free and lead-free, which tend to reduce the risk of irritation for people with sensitive skin. For pierced earrings, they use surgical steel (often stainless steel grade SS316L) for the parts that go through the skin—also hypoallergenic and standard for body jewellery.