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Emerald: Shades Of Green

There is so much history dating back for our adoration of emeralds. For example the betrothal stone Prince Albert presented to Queen Victoria in ..

Cabochon stones are shaped and polished as opposed to faceted. “Cabochon” comes from the French word Caboche, meaning knob or small d..

The idea of a gemstone assigned to each month of the year is thought to be an ancient one, traced by scholars back to the book of Exodus and..

BUCKLE UP! Buckle jewelry became quite popular in the 19th century, during the Victorian Era. The belt/buckle represents eternity, fidelity/loyal..

Opal…the modern name of the gem opal is derived from ancient sources: the Sanskrit Upala which means “precious stone, “the Lat..

Along with Topaz, Citrine is a birthstone for November. Citrine is rare in nature. In the days before modern gemology, its tawny color caused it ..

Seaman Schepps, also known as “America’s court jeweler” opened his shop in 1926 on New York’s Madison Avenue. An immigran..

Tourmaline is also a birthstone for the month of October, in addition to Opal. The word Tourmaline is derived from the Sinhalese term "turma..

BaselWorld 2015 unveiled a number of surprises from Rolex as well as its sister brand Tudor. Tudor unveiled a new watch, and a new movement insid..