
Moss Agate: Nature Perfectly Encapsulated in Stone
One of the hottest current trends in alternative wedding rings - moss agate! This dreamy stone is perfect for nature-lovers, cottagecore aesthetic ...
Read moreNestled between the trees and rocky mountains of Missoula, Montana runs a 52-mile long river called Rock Creek. This river is known worldwide as a...
Read moreUndoubtedly one of the most underrated gemstones and best-kept secrets in the fine jewelry industry, spinel offers plenty of great qualities: durab...
Read moreChampagne diamonds are celebrated for their yellowish-brown color that brings a POP of beautiful warmth and color to any custom engagement ring. Th...
Read moreLove, romance, passion, affection, and charm - the color pink evokes many intense feelings associated with relationships, marriage, and love. What ...
Read moreRainbow lattice sunstone is truly a gem like no other! Discovered in 1985 and officially declared a new gemstone type by the GIA in 1989, this extr...
Read moreTechnology has changed the world in incredible ways and at exponential rates - and the diamond world is no exception. What was once only found deep...
Read moreSo, you've chosen a ring design you like and know what inlays you want - but now you need to choose the metal type for your ring. There are so ma...
Read moreArt Deco is an iconic style of design dating back to the early 1900s that lasted approximately thirty years, starting in France and quickly spread...
Read moreLike snowflakes or fingerprints, no two natural gemstones will ever be the exact same. This is especially evident in stones with inclusions. Take, ...
Read moreWhen most people think of garnet gemstones, they think of the deep red color that is most common in garnets. However, many people don't know that g...
Read moreDecember boasts not just one, but three beautiful blue birthstones: turquoise, tanzanite, and topaz. Each gemstone has its own unique look and pr...
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