Aquamarine's name comes from the Latin 'aqua marina', meaning "water of the sea" -- a fitting tribute to its serene blue tones that range from icy pastel to deep sea blue. Known as the "gem of the ...

February's birthstone, amethyst, is a gemstone steeped in history, symbolism, and natural beauty. Prized for its signature violet color ranging from soft lavander to deep royal purple, amethyst is ...

The name garnet originates from the Latin word "granatus", meaning seed, because of its resemblance to a pomegranate seed. Garnets are a set of closely related minerals forming a group and known fo...

Coined as the world's most ancient gem, turquoise remains a pivotal stone that has made its mark in history. Having been buried in ancient Egyptian tombs centuries ago, it is said that they called ...

Citrine, ranging in pale yellow to brownish orange hues, is a rare gemstone. Part of the Quartz family, it is a well loved jewel for its affordabilty and durability. As a top-selling orange to yell...

The name "opal" originates from the Greek word opallios, which means "to see a change in color." Opal is known for its' unique display of flashing rainbow colors called play-of-collor. This occurs ...

Blue sapphire is the classic birthstone for september as well as the gemstone to celebrate the 5th adn 45th wedding anniversaries. Sapphires come in a robust range of colors, but most envision a de...

There is an amazing story behind this August birthstone. Although most of the peridot seen in jewelry today comes from sources such as China, Myanmar, Pakistan, Vietnam and the United States, some...

Red Hot Ruby!  Rubies are a fascinating gemstone with a rich history and unique properties. The difference in color from pink to red hot is caused by a variance in the chromium saturation. These ...

Pearls remain a pivotal jewel in one's collection. From their timeless value to endless styling possibilties, there's no way to go wrong with this beloved gemstone. Discover our thoughtfully curat...

A love letter to emeralds for all of our May girls! May's birthstone represents renewal, life, harmony, and balance, and is often called the "Jewel of Kings." Emeralds also reflect one of nature'...

Diamonds, the April birthstone, are known for their brilliance and unmatched strength, a natural representation of love, faithfulness, and constancy. While diamonds have his...

March Birthstone! Aquamarine, the birthstone of March, is believed to promote friendship, tranquility, faithfulness, and courage. Not only does it come in an array of blue-green hues, but the sto...

Amethyst, the birthstone of February, can range from pale lavender to deep violet and has long been connected with spirituality, healing, and mental clarity. Royalty across cultures has sought to...

Garnet, the birthstone of January, dates back to ancient Egypt. Believed to be a symbol of good health, these precious gemstones were widely used in ancient Egyptian art and jewelry. A symbol of ...

DECEMBER TURQUOISE Captivating and opaque, turquoise has long been associated with restorative energy and tranquility and is thought to bring good fortune and protection to those who wear i...

Historically referred to as the "sun stone," citrine's cheerful, yellow-orange hue is associated with optimism, opportunity, and positivity. It is thought to optimize feng shui and cultivate...

October Birthstone: Opals Thought to bring hope and love, opals are a gemstone of high beauty and regard. Once believed to also bring good luck to those who wear th...