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  1. Group of loose spinel gemstones with finished jewelry

    Gem in the Spotlight: Spinel

    … is arguably the most overlooked and underappreciated gemstone of all time. Spinel has been mined for over a thousand years, but until 1783 it was confused with more well-known stones like ruby and sapphire. One of the most famous examples of this confusion was with the Black Prince’s Ruby. This stone currently sits at the front of the Imperial State Crown of the United Kingdom. When it was given to Edward of Woodstock in 1367 it was thought to be a ruby. It wasn’t for …

  2. Loose fantasy cut aquamarine

    Gem in the Spotlight: Aquamarine

    …Arden Jewelers, our gemologists understand and appreciate the natural beauty of color gems, and we find mountings that accentuate this beauty to its full extent. You can browse our collection online or visit the store to see even more examples of this beautiful and

  3. A group of yellow gold chains of different kinds of a blue background

    Types of Necklace Chains

    … like one, continuous piece, the tightly packed rings can actually catch on hair and other fibers during daily wear. Serpentine Chain (Cobra, Boston Link, S-Link, C-Link, Flat Link) Serpentine, Cobra, S-Link, and C-link chains are all examples of a flat link style. These chains have smooth, interlocking links that are flat on top and bottom creating a thin profile. The semiflexible design and flat reflective angles makes these chains great for layering or wearing on their …

  4. Tsavorite garnet is a rare and beautiful green gem

    Gem in the Spotlight: Tsavorite Garnet

    …so it is traditionally used for January’s birthstone. But, you don’t have to be born in January to enjoy such a wonderful gemstone. Its brilliance and vivacity can only truly be appreciated in person, so visit us today to see some examples of this rare and

  5. See the Star White Gold difference

    Star White Gold

    … White jewelry will keep its beauty and enjoyment for a life time. Impressive and treasured jewelry with Star White gold is Arden Jewelers’ vision. Feel free to come by any time to learn more about Star White Gold and to see examples of Star White gold in person. Or, you can check out the products we have for sale online that are made with Start White gold below

  6. A group of art deco and art nouveau rings together

    Art Deco vs. Art Nouveau Style Jewelry

    Art Deco and Art Nouveau are two of the most influential and iconic art movements in history. In this article we'll break down each style and show you examples of how they were embodied in the jewelry of the time. Whether you are looking for a genuine vintage piece or a new custom design in the spirit of one of these styles, we would be happy to help.

  7. A group of tanzanite loose gems and rings

    Gem in the Spotlight: Tanzanite

    … is stable and won’t be harmed under normal conditions the low hardness and poor to fair toughness (and a property called cleavage, which is a tendency to break when struck) means that care should be taken to avoid sharp impacts. Setting it in earrings or a pendant will help protect it if the intended use is daily wear. Rings and bracelets set with tanzanite should only be worn carefully on occasion. We recommend cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft bristle brush. You…

  8. Group of loose emerald gemstones

    Gem in the Spotlight: Emerald

    … received a 23.46 carat emerald and diamond pendant/brooch from her future husband Richard Burton during the shooting of Cleopatra . She wore the emerald on her wedding day and it was later sold at Christies in 2011 for $6.6 million, setting the record for the most expensive emerald jewelry ever sold at auction. The Chalk Emerald is a famous 37.8 carat emerald known for its clarity and rich green color. It was donated to the Smithsonian by Mr. and Mrs. O. Roy Chalk in 1972…

  9. Blue Zircon loose gems and jewelry

    Gem in the Spotlight: Blue Zircon

    … world, a type of stone is often given different names for each of its colors, and Zircon is no exception. Here are examples of a few of them. Jacinth or Hyacinth refers to the yellow, orange, brown, or red variety of Zircon. Jargon is the … creates a somewhat brittle tendency that can lead to chips, especially along facet edges requiring extra care when setting, cleaning, or wearing. The Mythology and History of Zircon Since it has been known from antiquity, Zircon has a rich …

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