It was once believed that aquamarine protected sailors and guaranteed a safe voyage. Yet the lore of this gem extends beyond sailors. Learn more.
The folklore of zircon—one of December’s birthstones—reveals that people believed it helped with insomnia and promoted a feeling of balance. Read more.
Turquoise has a rich history across millennia and various cultures. There are legends of it being a protective gemstone. Learn about this December birthstone.
According to folklore, January’s birthstone represented eternal happiness, health, and wealth, making it appropriate for the start of the year. Learn more.
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
Legends and myths about amethyst abound. People have believed that February’s birthstone could improve intelligence, focus, and peace. Learn more about this gem.
As legend goes, the gemstone tanzanite is thought to help develop intuition and psychic abilities. Learn about this December birthstone.
“I know no ways to mince it in love, but directly to say I love you.” – Shakespeare, Henry V Whatever, Shakespeare. We know of
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.
Did you know that typical homeowners or renters policies often do not provide effective coverage for your jewelry? They’ll protect what most policies cover, which
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