Summer has officially arrived, which means it’s time to get out and bask in the warm weather! But before you do, you’ll want to know what to look out for when it comes to exposing your timeless jewelry to harsh elements that can cause discoloration, scratches, and worse, even cause you to lose the jewelry altogether.
When it comes to jewelry, there’s nothing quite like getting your first birthstone. The special meaning behind the symbolism. The rich history that comes with each stone. The feeling it stirs up inside you while wearing your birthstone can be indescribable. In fact, often the first types of jewelry people receive have something to do with their birthstone.
There’s a reason that birthstones have been captivating cultures for thousands of years. Birthstone jewelry is a timeless gift fit for any occasion, whether they be an exciting reminder of the month you were born, or a symbol of the virtues that you hold so dearly.
While some gifts have been synonymous with Father’s Day since the very first time it was celebrated in 1910, you might be looking for something just a little more special, and that’s where this guide comes in!
After the wedding is over, the thank you cards have all been sent, and the real-life of love and purpose sets in, your wedding ring is likely to subtly begin to take on its role of being always in your sight, but out of mind.
The daily toils of a good life can take their toll on your wedding or engagement ring. Oil, dust, dirt, and grime, as well as soaps, lotions, shampoos, and all the other things that we expose our hands to on any given day, can build up on your ring, causing it to lose its clarity, sheen, and luster. Some chemicals can even discolor or tarnish your ring, and that’s when you know it’s time to call in some R and R for your most cherished piece of jewelry!
If you have vintage pieces of jewelry you’d like to give a new lease on life, or see transformed into something new, consider custom jewelry design!
There are many different investment opportunities that come with their own risk and reward characteristics, including the stock market, fine art, and real estate.
Watches are more than just a practical, they are a statement piece, an accessory, and more.