A Thousand Facets Asks You To Vote—You Might Win Designer Jewelry

Election Day is less than three weeks away, and this time around it has U.S. citizens making more than one decision: They have to choose who to vote...

Britt’s Pick: Carved Minaret Earrings By Shamila Fine Jewelry

As we near mid-October, and time is—perhaps inexplicably—charging forward at warp speed, I’m trying desperately to absorb the wondrous things...

Silver Promotion Service Hosts Virtual Holiday Market

The holidays are nearly upon us, if you can believe it, and this is traditionally the time when retailers would be busying their stores with new...

Brown Gemstone Jewels Are a Must for Fall (and Beyond)

As we watch the trees turn from green to gold, red, and yellow (it’s happening too fast—don’t go anywhere, beautiful leaves!), I’m giving...

This Lark & Berry Advent Calendar Is a Christmas Countdown for Grown-Ups

Advent calendars have always been a favorite tradition of mine, though it’s one that I have nearly forgotten. It’s time I start them up again...

Catching Up With Jewelry Designer Melinda Lawton

Earlier this week I put out a request for jewelry designers to send me some images of gemstone bead jewelry for a post I was writing (you can...

Gemstone Beads Are the Must-Have Addition to Neck Parties Everywhere

Tuesday I chose to spotlight a really incredible necklace by designer Jacquie Aiche, made of multicolor opal beads and featuring a blue-green...

Britt’s Pick: Tourmaline and Opal Bead Necklace by Jacquie Aiche

Jewelry purchases have had the appearance of being very sentimental during this pandemic period—we’ve seen the popularity of engravable pendants,...

The Sylvie Style Bar Lets Customers Design Their Perfect Engagement Ring

The popularity (and necessity) of making jewelry purchases—including engagement rings—online during these times has led jewelers to think...

Watermelon Tourmaline for Savoring Summer

It’s nearly October (already!), and naturally that opens the floodgates for a host of opal spotlights. How could one not celebrate what is perhaps...