
Pearls: A Classic Luminescence Draws the Spotlight Once Again
By Andrea Venn, PhD, CGA, American Gem Society Pearls have been desirable since people discovered them while eating shellfish. Indian, Chinese, Greek, and Roman societies
By Andrea Venn, PhD, CGA, American Gem Society Pearls have been desirable since people discovered them while eating shellfish. Indian, Chinese, Greek, and Roman societies
Two-stone rings are more than just a stunning jewelry trend—they carry deep symbolism, representing love, partnership, or duality in a beautifully balanced design. Whether featuring
Pantone’s 2025 Color of the Year, Mocha Mousse, invites us to embrace warmth and comfort. A rich, earthy hue with creamy cocoa and coffee undertones,
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December’s birthstones offer a trio of dazzling gems with a beautiful blue hue: tanzanite, zircon, and turquoise. Each gem boasts a unique charm and history,
By Isabelle Corvin, CG, Panowicz Jewelers The phrase “play-of-color” is whimsical yet accurate! Technically speaking, a gemstone is classified as a beautiful, rare, and durable
Sapphires, the birthstone for September, are renowned for their rich blue hue, but they also come in a stunning spectrum of colors. From vivid pinks
By Kristen Taylor Young For centuries, gold (signifying wealth) and black (representing power and prestige) have been worn by royals and aristocrats. Recently, the demand
Whether you’ve just acquired a stunning diamond ring or inherited a family heirloom, taking care of your precious pieces is crucial to maintaining their timeless
From elegant opera necklaces to trendy chokers, each type of necklace adds a unique flair to an outfit, defining both style and sophistication. Jewelers Mutual
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