Huay Dtom (pronounced Hoy Tum) situated in Lampang Province of Northern Thailand, South East of Chiang Mai is the village which produces all the silver for Luna Tree Jewellery. The residents of Huay Dtom are Karen Hill Tribe people which form the largest Hill Tribe group of Thailand. The village is large and well established, with approximately 200 families residing there.

About half of the families are involved with silver production and each family is expert in one style of design each; one family will produce only flower designs, another will do fish designs etc. Each piece is totally unique due to the handcrafted nature. No two beads, pendant or ring is exactly the same, just shining out with stunningly beautiful handmade characteristics.

(All Luna Tree Jewellery items weighing over 7.78g's are Hallmarked in accordance with Trading Standards and the Hallmarking act of 1973. The hallmarked items bear three stamps; LTJ, for Luna Tree Jewellery, 999, which relates to the 99.9% purity of the silver and an anchor symbol, which is the mark of the Birmingham Assay office which carries out all sample purity testing & Hallmarking for Luna Tree Jewellery.)