Diamonds have long been the traditional choice for engagement rings and wedding bands, but there’s a growing trend towards using other gemstones as the focal point of an engagement ring.
The spinel, a gemstone that has often been overshadowed by its more famous counterparts, was recently added as a secondary birthstone for the month of August. With a fascinating history and a stunning array of colors, this gem is a true treasure waiting to be discovered and appreciated.
Art Nouveau, meaning “New Art,” was a revolutionary artistic and architectural movement that flourished in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This era, characterized by its organic forms and flowing lines, created some of the most iconic and visually stunning jewelry ever made—and you can still find many of these treasures today.
While round brilliant and radiant cut diamonds are all the rage these days, the methods and styles of diamond cutting have evolved dramatically over time, resulting in a spectrum of fire and sparkle for jewelry lovers to choose from. We’re exploring the world of old cut diamonds, covering five fascinating cuts that hold incredible history.
Whether you’ll be spending the next few months lounging by the beach, relaxing on a brewery patio, or simply strolling through the city streets, the right jewelry can bask in the sun with you all summer long. And when it comes to jewelry, you know we’ve got you covered from head to toe (or rather, earlobes to ankles).
The luminous, ethereal glow of the pearl has captivated humanity for centuries, having adorned everything from the crowns of royalty to the necks of Hollywood stars. Dive into the world of pearl!
A fine piece of emerald jewelry is a must-have for any gem enthusiast, but be warned: These beauties require a little extra TLC.
While all gemstones hold an innate beauty, there is a unique subset of gems that are particularly rare and valuable: Untreated stones.
