Unbreakable: Diamonds on Facebook
The word diamond is derived from adámas, which is Greek for unbreakable. People’s fascination with the diamond is as unbreakable as the stone itself. The
The word diamond is derived from adámas, which is Greek for unbreakable. People’s fascination with the diamond is as unbreakable as the stone itself. The
Opals have emerged as one of the big jewelry trends of 2014. Cate Blanchett’s stunning Chopard opal earrings received almost as much attention at the
This week has been another outstanding week on social media for the American Gem Society. Our fans have been extremely engaged with our posts and
by Anna Samsonova, CGA Ben Bridge Jeweler The name says it all for the birthstone of March: Aqua. The word alone is relaxing. Which is
Our Facebook audience this week went nuts over this beauty from Tivon Fine Jewellery. It takes the gala ring to a whole new level! 18k white
Fact: We are in the middle of Proposal Season. It starts at the beginning of February and runs through March 20th, which happens to be
By Anna Samsonova, CGA, Ben Bridge Jewelers Amethyst, ranging from a light to dark purple has been in popular use for centuries. Purple is
Last night’s star-studded Golden Globes Awards was much anticipated by gossip columnists hungry to dish, Hollywood celebs vying for an award, and, of course, jewelry
By Donna Jolly, CSA American Gem Society You may think the holidays are over, but they aren’t. The most important romantic holiday of the year
By Anna Samsonova, CGA, Ben Bridge Jeweler This January birthstone has a deep history and comes in many colors. Although birthstones have now been established
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