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Buying Guides
- Sep 8, 2026 Synthetic, imitation, fake…. aren’t these all the same?? Sep 8, 2026
- Oct 2, 2023 Knowing How Skin Reacts To Metal Will Help You Buy That Perfect Gift! Oct 2, 2023
- Jun 3, 2023 What Should You Know Before Buying Lab-Created Diamonds? Jun 3, 2023
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Gemstones
- Jun 28, 2024 Long Lost Swedish Blue Jun 28, 2024
- Jun 10, 2024 Pietersite – Tempest in a Stone Jun 10, 2024
- Aug 19, 2023 Ammolite - A Star of the Canadian Cretaceous Aug 19, 2023
- Jul 8, 2023 Malachite - A Human History Gem Jul 8, 2023
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How Jewelry Is Made
- Oct 2, 2023 Knowing How Skin Reacts To Metal Will Help You Buy That Perfect Gift! Oct 2, 2023
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Jewelry Basics
- Oct 2, 2023 Knowing How Skin Reacts To Metal Will Help You Buy That Perfect Gift! Oct 2, 2023
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Synthetic Gemstones
- Sep 8, 2026 Synthetic, imitation, fake…. aren’t these all the same?? Sep 8, 2026
- Jun 3, 2023 What Should You Know Before Buying Lab-Created Diamonds? Jun 3, 2023
Long Lost Swedish Blue
A rare blue stone whose beauty rivals that of turquoise or larimar, found in secret localities deep in the forest of Sweden.
Pietersite – Tempest in a Stone
Pietersite is distinctive, rare, and unique - no two are alike. An ideal gemstone for those who embrace their originality.
Ammolite - A Star of the Canadian Cretaceous
A stunning rainbow-colored gem derived from fossilized ammonite shells? It’s rare, beautiful, geologically meaningful, and stunning! The best material is found only in Alberta, Canada.
Malachite - A Human History Gem
A vivid to dark green color catches your eye. Beautifully banded in pastel to deeply saturated green to maybe a bit of bluish green. Once you’ve seen it, you never forget it. Just about everyone recognizes this distinctive gemstone – malachite!