With Valentine’s Day less than a month away, flowers and chocolates are not the only things in abundance. In 2020, Valentines Day was the most popular day to get engaged, per The Wedding Wire. COVID-19 may have been a factor since it was one of the last holidays to be celebrated pre-pandemic. Nevertheless, it's one of the most romantic holidays, so we're not surprised many couples chose this day for an engagement.

All too often we get phone calls that start out, “I was taking a shower, and ...”

What comes next? You guessed it - a story about how a piece of jewelry was suddenly washed down the drain.

The simplest way to avoid a lost ring down the drain is to not wear jewelry in the shower. But, accidents happen, and we're here to help.

You know what they say...if you have to ask...

In all seriousness, the answer is probably yes. In most cases, it is financially logical for you to insure your engagement ring. Read to learn if jewelry insurance is right for you.

January babies can be a dark bunch, at least when talking about January's birthstone hue. The garnet is the gem of the month and is most known for its deep red stone. Garnet got its name from the Roman word “granatus” meaning “seed,” since the gems were thought to resemble pomegranate seeds.

We may not be in wedding season, but we're still happily celebrating couples’ everlasting love as they continue to share their excitement - and beautiful jewelry - with us.

But, why a ring? Why the left hand? Why the fourth finger? There’s much about the history of the wedding ring that remains a mystery, but here’s what we’ve uncovered.