Discover the enchanting world of opal jewelry, where vibrant plays of color dance. Explore stunning designs and care tips for these gems.
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Rainbow Moonstones are a type of gemstone known for their unique iridescent sheen and captivating play of colors. These gemstones are part of the feldspar mineral family and are primarily sourced from Sri Lanka, India, and Madagascar. They are popular in jewelry making due to their ethereal beauty and mystical appeal.
As we enter the spring season of 2024, fashion enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating the latest fashion trends in jewelry. Based on current trends, it looks like the jewelry industry in Spring 2024 will be characterized by a wide variety of styles that cater to every taste. This article aims to shed light on the enchanting […]
As a jewelry designer, I’ve seen so many of us struggle with what size of bracelet to order? It’s such a frustration to order a bracelet that ends up being the wrong length, right?
Today I’ll cover a few easy ways to solve this! ❤️
Unleash your inner fashionista with vibrant and captivating colorful summer jewelry! 💎✨
I wrote three styling tips to help you to incorporate colorful gemstone jewelry into your wardrobe with flair:
I know you’ve been waiting for the large faceted Opals to come back and after a long long waiting and months of picking, cutting, polishing: I can happily announce the Angels’ Touch Bracelet is BACK!
Although it’s already May, and May’s birthstone is Emerald, I wanted to share a few interesting facts about another emerald green gemstone which is called Tsavorite 🙂
I’ll tell you a little secret…
Did you know Cleopatra had an obsession with Emeralds⁉️
People were well aware she had a love for these vibrant green stones and she had quite the collection…
However, in modern times gemologists discovered that much of her collection of Emeralds was, in fact… Peridot!