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Why do we exchange wedding bands and how can we pick “the one”?
The tradition of exchanging rings as a symbol of love and commitment has a rich history that spans over 3000 years. From the ancient Egyptians to the Greeks and Romans, the significance of the wedd...
5 Myths About Engagement Rings That Deserve to Die
In the journey towards marriage, the engagement ring stands as a powerful symbol of love, commitment, and the promise of a shared future. Yet, in the glow of this tradition, shadows of myths and mi...
The Top 5 Most Underrated Gemstones
There are so many beautiful gemstones out there. Which is the best choice for your next jewelry or loose stone purchase? Popular gemstones such as ruby, emerald, sapphire, and quartz are always at ...
The Jeweler's Guide to Body Piercing and Body Jewelry
The exciting world of piercing is right at your fingertips, offering many styles and piercings, opening the doors to creative freedom. Choose a statement-worthy way of expressing who you are, featu...
How Montana Sapphires Changed the Jewelry Landscape
Sapphires were first discovered in Montana in the Missouri River circa 1865, during the Gold Rush era, but weren't considered valuable or rare because of their small or unimpressive appearance. As ...
Have you ever wondered how to design and craft jewelry? A bench jeweler is a skilled artisan or craftsperson working in a jewelry store, wholesale supplier/manufacturer, independent workshop, or s...