Birthstones
The Folklore of Bloodstone
This ancient gemstone was used by the Babylonians to make seals and amulets. Bloodstone was believed to have healing powers, especially for blood disorders. It
April 7, 2020
This ancient gemstone was used by the Babylonians to make seals and amulets. Bloodstone was believed to have healing powers, especially for blood disorders. It
Aquamarine is made of two Latin words: aqua, meaning “water,” and marine, meaning “of the sea.” It was once believed that this gemstone would protect
Zircon is the oldest mineral on Earth. Due to its chemical makeup, it has survived ages of geological events, such as erosion and pressure shifts,
The Turquoise gemstone has a rich history throughout millennia and across a variety of cultures. The earliest uses were beads found in Iraq, dating back
Garnet is a fitting way to start the New Year. Not only because it’s January’s birthstone, but also because according to legend, it has the
The diamond necklace from an ex, the gold watch that sits in your jewelry box, the ruby necklace that you loved—a decade ago. We all
Amethyst has been used for centuries by a variety of cultures. Some of the oldest amethyst jewelry dates back to as early as 2000 BC.
Tanzanite gets its name from the only location it can be found: Tanzania in Africa. Legend has it that this rare, deep blue stone—which is
“I know no ways to mince it in love, but directly to say I love you.”– Shakespeare, Henry V Whatever, Shakespeare. We know of some
The 92nd Academy Awards airs on February 9, and it’s a sacred day for jewelry! Never mind who wins—it’s the bling we’ll be watching for.