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  1. Synthetic Gems: The Whole Story

    … rubies, sapphires and emeralds. These gems in high quality have put ownership beyond most people to justify the price. Just a one carat gem could cost $3,000 and more. Most of the time people don’t wear them as an engagement ring where … and the only reason to spend that kind of money to make a synthetic gem is because it is very good. These high priced synthetic gems look very much like the nature gems. The color and sparkle of these synthetics look like the best nature …

  2. Beautiful iolite jewelry and loose gemstones

    Gem in the Spotlight: Iolite

    … with large deposits in Australia, Brazil, India, and the United States. In fact, the largest known iolite was found in Wyoming, weighing in at a whopping 24,000 carats (that’s over 10 pounds)! This commonality helps keep the price of iolite very affordable making it an excellent choice for a beautiful yet budget friendly jewelry gift. The Mythology of Iolite Some of the lore surrounding iolite is enhanced by the Viking uses of the gem. Iolite is believed to convey a …

  3. Fake Diamonds: The Great Diamond Attack

    … was dramatic in the beginning then adjustments were made and the new gem found it place. Lab grown diamonds are now finding their place as a viable option for customers who are looking for environmental sustainability and a modest price break. You can learn more about if a lab grown diamond is right for me . When is a natural diamond not natural any more? Not every diamond is created equal. Nature makes some diamonds so beautiful it will take your breath away. Other …

  4. Group of loose spinel gemstones with finished jewelry

    Gem in the Spotlight: Spinel

    … sense that it is only recently getting attention on its own and not just imitating other gems. This means that the prices are still relatively low for a stone of this durability, rarity, and beauty. Spinel can be just as stunning as top-…

  5. A group of tanzanite loose gems and rings

    Gem in the Spotlight: Tanzanite

    …’s gorgeous color is a captivating mix of blue and purple. The deep hues of violet, indigo, and blue come together in an unrivaled blend only found in tanzanite. Yet, even with its rarity and dynamic look, tanzanite is still less in price than more commonly known gems like rubies, sapphires, and emeralds. Gemology of Tanzanite Gemologists refer to this gem as blue zoisite. The vast majority (current estimates are around 95%) of tanzanite is heat treated to help bring out…

  6. Alternative metal wedding band options for men

    Alternative Metals for Men’s Jewelry

    … the cool image of being made of aircraft metal, and is named after gods. It has a contemporary look, an affordable price, and comfortability making it an outstanding ring to wear every day. Tungsten Tungsten carbide jewelry has a nice … and carbon. Low quality tungsten jewelry has a lower percentage of tungsten. This is why there is a wide range of prices for tungsten rings which can be seen from $10 dollars to over $500. Tungsten carbide jewelry is extremely durable. It…

  7. Old mine cut diamond example

    The History of Diamond Cuts

    … a 24 facet rose cut. Some cuts can vary by multiple facets and still be considered properly cut. With other cuts even changing 1 facet would result in the diamond being labeled a miss-cut (often causing it to be sold at a discounted price). It just depends on the type of cut and where the deviation from the “standard” facet pattern is. The next important diamond cut is the French cut. The French cut is a square or rectangular cut diamond. It appears square when viewed …

  8. Collection of many different styles of jewelry clasps laid out together

    Types of Jewelry Clasps

    … clasp over another style. Opening the clasp simply requires squeezing it together. CONS Availability – Push release clasps are much less common than other styles, and so your design options may be limited. This also impacts the price of the clasp and the ability to find a replacement, if it ever fails. Longevity – As with other clasps that depend on a spring, eventually push release clasps will wear out and need to be replaced. Magnetic Clasp Even the easiest to use …

  9. Single white round pearl on white background

    Gem in the Spotlight: Pearl

    … that no collection is completed without. If you are in the market for a fabulous new piece of jewelry, we would love to help. Feel free to contact us anytime, and our jewelry experts will help you find the perfect piece for you at a price that