Customizing your own unique piece of jewelry sounds expensive, right?
It can be if you're starting from scratch. But if you use a couple pieces you already own but don't really wear, it can be inexpensive (and fun) to combine those into something totally new.
One of our own had a great experience creating a unique piece out of recycled jewelry.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and for many of us, it’s a time to be part of the movement, embrace hope and stand up to honor, connect and accelerate change.
You likely know someone whose life has been affected by cancer, maybe even your own. We believe jewelry has a powerful way of bringing people together as one to show support and solidarity for the cause.
We’ve selected three designers who’ve added pieces to their collections to support the fight against breast cancer with breast cancer awareness jewelry.
When thinking of antique jewelry, opals - a birthstone for October - may be one of the first stones that come to mind. Their array of dazzling colors has captivated imaginations for centuries.
A note of caution, while many say that the opal will bring good luck to wearers, others believe that opals bring bad luck. If you believe in superstitions, you may want to rethink pulling out your opal jewelry on the next Friday the 13th or Halloween.
While September's birthstone can take on any color other than red, sapphires are most recognizable in their trademark shades of blue.
Famous sapphires range from the Heart of the Ocean necklace featured in The Titanic to Princess Diana’s (and now Princess Kate’s) oval sapphire engagement ring.
The originals may be unattainable, but we found some beautiful sapphire jewelry you can call your own.
