Symbolism in Victorian Jewelry
The Victorians were known as a staid bunch, living by a strict set of social rules they were not particularly prone to expressing their feelings.
Behind the Scenes
Micromosaic Jewelry:
The Ultimate Souvenir
From the Roman ruins to the famed art of St.
Jacqueline Kennedy:
The Way She Wore Her Jewels
The date was September 12, 1953 and the event was the wedding of Jacqueline Lee Bouvier to John F.
The Art of David Webb: Jewelry and Culture
Enthralled by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, jewelry designer David Webb was inspired by rare books, regency furniture, art galleries and New York City.
Vintage Jewelry Inspired by Love
From the engagement ring to jewels with secret romantic messages, you’ll find lots of ways to say love and romance with vintage jewelr
Dress Sets: Jewels for the Well Appointed Gentleman
When we think about jewelry, we mostly think about women dripping in diamonds and other fabulous gems.
Barbiecore & Mermaidcore Meet Vintage Jewelry
It’s the summer of fantasy fun, sequins, glitter and sparkle as Barbiecore and mermaidcore become the fashion microtrends of the moment, both of which seem to have some lasting powe
Brooches: From Functional to Fashionable
One of the best ways for jewelry designers to showcase their art is through a brooch.
Carats Versus Karats: What’s the Difference?
When you’re looking at a piece of jewelry the words “carat” and “karat” will alway
The Scandalous Past of Cocktail Rings
Sparkling and flamboyant, cocktail rings came to prominence in the 1920s as a symbol of rebellion and independence for women.