In 2020 we embraced video meetings; that practice continues into 2021. Though it may not have the same connection of in-person meetings, there is a
A sure sign that you’re “adulting” is looking for ways to save money by cutting your costs. As you plan for your future, a little
By Isabelle Corvin, CG, Staff Gemologist at Panowicz Jewelers Last year wasn’t quite what anyone was expecting. Most likely, everyone is looking forward to 2021 and
Whether its a paper clip or a Figuro link, big links are one of this season’s must-haves. It’s on trend to wear them long or
Traditional legends claimed that topaz could harness the power of the sun. This gemstone is commonly found in warm yellow hues, but can be treated
Citrine has been loved for thousands of years. The word was first used in 1385 to refer to yellow gemstones. This November birthstone has become
Tourmaline gemstones are found in an incredible range of colors. An Egyptian legend explains this variety by saying the gemstone traveled along a rainbow, gathering
The folklore around opal gemstones has changed over the centuries. It has long been associated with hope, happiness, innocence, and luck. According to Arabic legend,
Sapphires are associated with focus, self-discipline, and channeling higher powers. This gemstone has been referenced in almost all religions. Learn more.
Spinel has often been confused with ruby. It comes in a variety of colors, including red, black, blue, and purple. Learn more about this August birthstone.
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