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Jewelry Style Basics
… building blocks but they create a great diversity of looks. Diamonds gemstones, chains, pendants, pins and even earring should be displayed differently to produce your style. What is your style? Having the right jewelry can go a long way… bracelet. Additions could include slide-on pendants or drops to create different looks with your necklace and earrings. In diamond jewelry, classic stud earrings or a solitaire pendant should be among your first purchases. And don’t …
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The Magic of Jewelry Repair
… repair experts, we get to experience this great moment everyday. We see jewelry that’s taken all kinds of abuse. Earrings that have been flattened by car tires, engagement rings that have done battle with the garbage disposal, pendants …
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Throwback Pricing for Our 30th Anniversary
… of the store* will be on sale 30% off from now until December 24th. You’ll find amazing deals on: Diamond stud earrings Engagement rings Birthstone gifts for every month Pearls And much more If you’re looking for gift inspiration, be …
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Summer Clearance Sale 2024
… entire showcases with jewelry (over 200 pieces) that will all be sold for half off the regular price: Engagement rings Necklaces Earrings Gifts …so much more If you are even slightly considering a jewelry purchase in the next year, you…
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Need a Last Minute Holiday Gift?
We’ve put together a selection of our best gift pieces for the holidays. You’ll find beautiful rings, earrings, and pendants, all at 50% OFF. Plus, each sale item comes with a free designer scented candle from Sierra…
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Brown Diamonds and a Journey to the Center of the Earth
…Pearson and his team were able to verify that the inclusion in this diamond was indeed Ringwoodite. The existence of naturally occurring Ringwoodite confirms the theory that there is a vast amount of water beneath the Earth’s surface. How …Inclusions, as you may know, are small bits of foreign (non-diamond) material that were trapped inside the diamond during its formation. In general, with engagement rings and other jewelry, the fewer inclusions a diamond has, the more …
