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August Birthstones

August Birthstones August is one of three birth months represented by three different gemstones. In 2016, August joined June and December as one of the three birth months represented by three different gemstones. The original birthstone for August was sardonyx, and then peridot was added, becoming August’s primary gemstone. The addition of spinel, which can be found in a variety of colors, gives August babies a plethora of options! Learn more about August’s diverse birthstones by exploring below. Peridot Though peridot is widely recognized by its brilliant lime green glow, the origin of this gemstone’s name is unclear. More Overview

The Perfect Diamond Engagement Ring

If you are ready to propose, then you are, no doubt, facing the small matter of buying the perfect diamond engagement ring. No worries, we’ve put together a short list of the top things to consider when buying a ring, so you can hone your purchasing skills before even setting foot in the jewelry store! Let There be Light Look at the diamond in different light environments. It should retain its sparkle in a range of lighting conditions. Shape Your Selection Choose a shape that fits your future partner’s personality. Someone who prefers more edgy fashions might go for a

Supplier Spotlight: Classic Blue Picks From Omi Privé

Pantone’s 2020 Color of the Year, Classic Blue, has inspired AGS Supplier Firm, Omi Privé, to share some of their most stunning pieces that represent this tranquil blue hue. Classic Blue is described as “instilling calm, confidence, and connection.” Click the images below to view a few of Omi’s picks featuring blue sapphires. Platinum pendant featuring a 13.34 carat pear shape sapphire accented by 1.57 carat total weight of round sapphires and 0.55 carat total weight of round diamonds. Platinum 3-stone ring featuring a 2.25 carat round sapphire accented by 1.08 carat total weight of round sapphires and 0.70 carat

Uneek Jewelry Receives 11 Wins in INSTORE Design Awards 2020

Contemporary bridal and fashion jewelry brand, Uneek, is known for its numerous recognitions from its industry peers. This year, Uneek adds 11 wins under its belt from INSTORE Design Awards. Voted by the judges and retailers, the award-winning pieces by Uneek’s president and lead designer Benjamin Javaheri are recognized in seven major categories. “Awards are great but the real excitement is seeing the winning design given as a gift of adornment that will be passed down as heirloom pieces from generation to generation,” Javaheri shares. First of the two biggest winners in the roster is Uneek’s “Solstice,” a 8.57 carat VS1/GIA certified

Classic Blue: Pantone’s 2020 Color of the Year

By Isabelle Corvin, CG, Staff Gemologist at Panowicz Jewelers Are you ready for 2020? This isn’t just a New Year. It’s a new decade. And a very futuristic sounding one! The Pantone Institute of Color is ready to look to the future, and recently announced their color of the year for 2020. Classic Blue (19-4052) is a primary color that Pantone says is reminiscent of the sky at dusk. The hue is deserving of the title “classic” as it is a shade of blue that is the quintessential blue color, unmarred by undercurrents of violet or green. It is a little

Fascinating Phenomena in Gemstones

There are several varieties of gemstones that display optical phenomena, which describes the many ways light interacts with the structural features or inclusions (internal characteristics) in the gemstone. Often these gemstones will be fashioned in a particular way that best displays these effects. The science of optical phenomena can be fascinating, although the mystery and allure of these effects are what initially attract us! Below are six of the most familiar (and magical) displays of optical phenomena in gemstones. Play-of-Color Play-of-color is created by a combination of diffraction and interference, and is the result of the microstructure of opal: the

How to Buy an Engagement Ring | Askmen.com

How to Buy an Engagement Ring Nervous About Choosing the Right Ring? We’ve Got You CoveredCaitlin McCormackJune 14, 2019 Next to a home and a vehicle, an engagement ring is likely one of the biggest purchases a man can make. It’s only logical you want to make sure you have the perfect ring to propose with. Our engagement ring buying guide has everything you need to know to pick the perfect engagement ring for your special someone.What to Know Before You Head to the Store to Make an Engagement Ring PurchaseOne of the first things to consider when buying an

Six Displays of Optical Phenomena in Gemstones

By Robin Skibicki There are several varieties of gemstones that display optical phenomena, which describes the many ways light interacts with the structural features or inclusions (internal characteristics) in the gemstone. Often these gemstones will be fashioned in a particular way that best displays these effects. The science of optical phenomena can be fascinating, although the mystery and allure of these effects are what initially attract us! In this article, we’ll discuss six of the most familiar (and magical) displays of optical phenomena in gemstones. Adularescence Adularescence is the phenomena typically seen in moonstone, which is a member of the

Top 3 Gem and Jewelry Trends from Baselworld

By Jennifer Heebner, Guest WriterA springtime tradition in Basel, Switzerland is for visitors to nosh on in-season white asparagus and dinnertime staple rösti potatoes, but many diners are also privy to a coveted non-edible feast: new fine jewelry and watches at the Baselworld Watch & Jewellery Fair.Some of the world’s glitziest brands exhibit in this high-end annual happening, which took place March 23-30, 2017. Baselworld is where the toniest international merchants shop the latest and most lavish looks. Unlike many other trade-only fairs, however, consumers are permitted entry to ogle over-the-top window displays of gem-encrusted wares alongside business-minded buyers from

Pearl Teardrops of the Moon

Ancient Japanese legends told stories of mermaids and nymphs crying tears of pearls. When the Greek gods wept, they shed pearls. Even the moon allegedly shed tears of well…you know. There are many pearl myths, and not all pearl folktales involve crying.Early Chinese civilization believed that dragons carried pearls between their teeth. If you were brave enough to slay a dragon and claim a pearl, it was a symbol of wisdom. In Hindu pearl folklore, dewdrops fell from the moon into the sea, turned into pearls, and Krishna picked one out of the water as a gift for his daughter on

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