Opal is an incredibly beautiful and mysterious stone, whos origins are still largely disputed in the jewelry industry! Believed to promote kindness, love, compassion, and generosity, it is a stone loved by many! Here are some interesting facts you may not...
Birks has become a household name in Canada and is recognized as one of the most respected jewelry companies in the country and is highly beloved by the royal family! Founded by Henry Birks in 1879 in Montreal Quebec, the...
For years, sapphires have been viewed as one of the most desired gemstones in the world along with rubies, emeralds and diamonds, and there is very good reason for that. Believed to bring protection, good fortune and wise judgment, it...
The Edwardian era spanned from 1890 until 1914 and, much like its predecessors, was named after England's King Edward VII. It was a time of increasing prosperity, and broke free from the conservative nature of the Victorian era prior....
Peridot, occasionally referred to as chrysolite, is gemstone quality olivine. Its lovely green hue has been admired around the world for centuries, loved by everyone from the ancient Romans to Cleopatra herself! Here are some interesting facts about this gorgeous...
Between the years of 1890 and 1915, the Art Nouveau movement was in full swing! Originating in France, the designers of this era thought that art should be a way of life and translated that beautifully into the artistic jewelry...
