Jewelry Tips & Stories

The origin of wedding rings is a fascinating one. The tradition of exchanging rings dates back 3,000 years, while the first diamond wedding ring was recorded in the will of a widow who passed in 1417. Why are rings, especially diamond rings, the ultimate symbol of romance?   In this blog, we’ll cover: - What were the first wedding rings?—Ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman wedding rings - How did wedding rings evolve?—Medieval and Renaissance wedding rings - When did women start wearing diamond wedding rings? - When did engagement rings and wedding rings become two separate rings? - When did...

The Jeweler To you it's just a stone Metal and gem To me it's more Than words can express It's someone's memory Waiting to be created A jewel that will carry Value beyond that you can count It's the gift to a beloved wife Friend or maybe mother Something carried close Living inside its owner's heart But what no one thinks of Is that it's a part of me too It is my love My yearning burning My sadness All my pain I am the forgotten creator Of that piece of jewelry you love It sings my silent song Of...

1. After every wear, wipe your pearls with a soft cloth. This will help prevent any buildup of oils or other substances that may have come in contact with your jewelry throughout the day. 2. Clean with a damp cloth only as needed. If your pearls are visibly stained, you can mix a solution of lukewarm water and mild dish soap, dip a soft cleaning cloth in it and wipe the pearls. Do NOT submerge a pearl necklace in water, as it will weaken the silk thread. 3. Let them dry all the way before storing. Again, this helps preserve...