Turquoise: Between Heaven and Earth
Turquoise is one of the most beloved and oldest of all gems, find out more about its history and lore.
Pearls & Colored Gemstones
An American Gem: Montana Sapphire
The accidental discovery of sapphire in Montana during the 1860s gold rush led to a new mining industry in the Treasure State.
What’s Your Anniversary Gemstone?
A guide to gifting anniversary gemstones.
Colombia’s Treasure: Emeralds
Deep in the heart of the mountainous semitropical region of Colombia you’ll find the mines that produce what are considered to be some of the world’s finest emeralds, highly valued for their color, clarity and qual
Saltwater or Freshwater Pearls: What’s Your Type?
Pearls are one of the most intriguing of all gems.
The Legendary Beauty of Burma Rubies
Nestled deep in the mountainous region of the Mogok Valley in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, you’ll find the legendary mines that produced some of the world’s finest rub
Birthstones: Modern Jewels from Ancient Times
One of the most beloved jewelry traditions is the birthstone, a gem that is associated with the month in which you were born.
Phenomenal Gemstones: A Precious Light Show
Looking at a gemstone and its inner life is always intriguing, but some gems have distinctive optical effects that are particularly fascinating such as stars or color changes.
Moonstone: Gem of the Goddesses
Etheric and magical moonstone captures our imagination with its shifting light and connection to the moon.
Peridot: The Other Green Stone
What gemstone is buried deep in the earth’s mantle, falls to earth from meteorites and flows from lava in volcanoes? The answer is peridot, the luscious bright green gem that has a history dating back to the ancient Egyptians and was a favored gemstone for jewelry during the Victorian and Edwardian era