We're not here to make just anything—we’re creating products with heart, built to stand the test of time. Air & Anchor is about reviving American craftsmanship, honoring our roots, and making things that carry stories only time can tell. No shortcuts, just real, timeless craftsmanship.

Rooted in Rhode Island—where jewelry-making runs deep in our veins—we craft pieces that honor the hands that shape them, the traditions that keep them alive, and the stories that connect us all. Each creation blends the artistry of yesterday with a fresh, modern edge. They carry the weight of the past while carving a path into the future.

At Air & Anchor, we’re not just making things—we’re making things that matter. It’s not just about creating a product; it’s about creating purpose. Designing pieces that reflect where we’ve been, where we’re going, and who we are. Here’s to enjoying the sh*t that matters: craftsmanship that endures, authenticity that cuts through, designs with meaning, and quality that never lets go. Because the things that truly matter are worth making right—and we’re here to make them last.

We don’t just make jewelry. We’re reviving a factory, a craft, a way of doing things that was almost lost.

Right here in Rhode Island. In our family’s factory—once quiet, now buzzing again. The same place Rachel grew up. The same place our kids run wild.

We design it. We make it. On machines older than us, with hands that still remember how it’s done.

Because bringing American craftsmanship back to life isn’t just part of the story.

It is the story.

We reuse vintage stones and crystals straight from our factory archives—some of them over 30 years old. Because of their age, we can’t guarantee their exact makeup or that they meet current standards like Prop65 or CPSC.

We get it—it can seem a little tricky at first. But that’s by design. It’s meant to be strong. Secure. Not just pop open when the wind blows. Once you get the hang of it, it’s easy. Promise.

Here's how:

Step 1: Start with the Cuff Keeper in the closed position. Logo facing you.

Step 2: Grasp the small tab and slide it up—you’ll feel a little spring inside.

Step 3: While still sliding the tab up, rotate it to the left, toward the word AIR. That’s when it’ll start to open up.

Step 4: Once you’ve added your charms, simply rotate the tab back to close it, and listen for the click—that’s the sound of it locking securely into place.

Need a visual? Check out this video to see how it's done.

Stainless Steel Care:
Stainless steel is known for its durability and resistance to tarnishing, rust, and corrosion, making it low-maintenance. However, to keep your stainless steel jewelry looking its best:

• Cleaning: Use mild dish soap (like Dawn), warm water, and a soft cloth to clean your jewelry. After cleaning, dry thoroughly with a soft cloth to avoid water spots.
• Avoid Chemicals: Keep your pieces away from harsh chemicals like bleach, detergents, and chlorine, as they can cause discoloration or damage over time.
• Water Exposure: While stainless steel is water-resistant, it's best to remove your jewelry before swimming or showering to prevent long-term exposure.
• Storage: Store your stainless steel jewelry separately in a box or pouch to avoid scratching or damage from friction.

PVD Coated Jewelry Care
If your jewelry features PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) coating, keep in mind that while the coating adds durability and a beautiful finish, it can wear over time if exposed to harsh conditions.

• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: PVD coatings can be damaged by strong chemicals, so avoid exposing your jewelry to cleaning agents or perfumes.
• Clean Gently: Use a soft cloth to wipe your jewelry clean, and store it in a cool, dry place when not in use to maintain the integrity of the coating.

Charm Care:
Charms are meant to be worn and loved. To keep them looking their best:

• Avoid prolonged exposure to chemicals, moisture, and rough surfaces.
• Clean with a soft cloth and store in a dry, cool place when not in use.
• When stacking or layering, be minful of friction between pieces.

Sterling Silver Jewelry Care:
Our Sterling Silver jewelry is designed to last, but like all precious metals, it will naturally tarnish over time. To keep your pieces shining for years to come:

• General Care: Sterling silver jewelry is best worn regularly. The oils from your skin will naturally help clean the silver and keep it looking shiny.
• Water & Chemicals: Avoid wearing your jewelry while swimming, bathing, or cleaning to prevent exposure to chlorine and bleach. If your jewelry gets wet, rinse with warm water and mild soap, then dry immediately with a soft cloth.
• Discoloration: It’s normal for sterling silver to develop a patina over time or cause skin discoloration, especially if worn in humid environments or with lotions and perfumes. This is a natural reaction and can be easily cleaned with a polishing cloth or mild soap and water.
• The Mark of Sterling: If you notice a green mark on your finger after wearing your new ring, don’t worry — it’s a harmless and common chemical reaction. It usually only happens once, as your skin adjusts and the metal forms a natural barrier over time. Regular cleaning and drying after wear can help prevent it altogether.
• Cleaning: Use a soft microfiber cloth to gently wipe away dirt or restore shine. For stubborn tarnish, a professional sterling silver cleaner can help. Avoid using liquid cleaners or polishing cloths, as they can damage delicate pieces.
• Storage: When not in use, store your sterling silver jewelry in a cool, dry place. A zip-top plastic bag works great to reduce tarnishing, or you can store it in a jewelry box with a tight-fitting lid.

Our mugs are built to last—but like anything you love, they deserve a little care. They're dishwasher-safe, but hand washing will keep them looking their best over time. Microwave safe, too.

Boards get messy—no big deal. Just wash with warm, soapy water and dry immediately. Never put your board in the dishwasher or soak it; too much heat or water will warp the wood. If it’s getting dry, rub in a bit of food-safe oil with a soft cloth to keep it conditioned and looking its best.

Made from tough waxed canvas, this apron is built to take a beating. Spot clean with a damp cloth and mild soap when needed—no machine wash, no dry clean. Let it air dry. Over time, wear and marks will tell your story. That's kind of the point.

What’s Covered

• Authentic fading or discoloration on PVD coated or stainless-steel products.
• Valid for one year from delivery.

Exclusions + Notes:

• Non-metal components such as beads, epoxy, crystals, gemstones, stones, shells, pearls, or other decorative details.
• Jewelry breakage, impact damage, or loss.
• Surface marks or minor scratches that naturally occur with wear.
• Discoloration caused by misuse, exposure to harsh chemicals, or improper care.
• Natural changes in finish, including slight darkening, patina, surface marks, or minor scratches.
• Hidden areas that were not coated during manufacturing — this is normal and not a defect.

How to File a Claim:

1. Take a clear photo highlighting the affected area.
2. Email customer-service@airandanchor.com your order number and photo.
3. Our team will review your claim and, if eligible, provide a repair, replacement, or store credit.

What’s Covered

• Structural breakage due to manufacturing defects or normal use.
• Valid for one year from delivery.

What’s Not Covered

• Jewelry loss, misuse, or accidental damage.

How to File a Claim:

Take clear photos or a short video showing the broken piece.

Email customer-service@airandanchor.com with your order number and images/video.

Verified claims will receive a repair, replacement, or store credit.

We stand behind the quality of every piece we make. Our PVD finish is designed to resist fading and discoloration, and our craftsmanship aims to withstand everyday wear. If something goes wrong within the warranty period, we’ll take care of it.

We accept most major payment methods, including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Amazon Pay, PayPal, Afterpay, Shop Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Venmo.

Want to use Afterpay? Just keep going through checkout until you reach the payment section—Afterpay will be listed there.

Using Shop Pay? If you're logged into Shop Pay, scroll to the bottom of the page and click “Check out as guest” to see all available payment options.

We move fast around here—like, really fast—so once your order is placed, there’s a good chance it’s already being packed up. We can not guarantee we can make any changes after the order has processed, but give us a call at 401.467.3952 as soon as you can, and we’ll do our best to catch it in time.

Right when you place your order. Your card is charged at checkout so we can get moving on your order ASAP.

We take pride in how we package every order—it’s part of the experience. Each piece comes individually packaged and ready to gift, no extra steps needed. Prices are never included in the shipment, and if you want to include a note for someone special, you can add it during checkout.

We may place limits on the number of items you can purchase per order, per person, or per household. This could apply if you’re using the same account, credit card, or billing/shipping address for multiple orders. If that happens, we’ll notify you directly.

Additionally, we reserve the right to limit or refuse sales to resellers or dealers who intend to purchase items for commercial resale. Our goal is to ensure our pieces are being enjoyed by those who truly value them!

If something’s not working with PayPal at checkout, you can reach out to them directly at 1-888-221-1161. Still stuck? We’re happy to help—just shoot us a note at customer-service@airandanchor.com