The Pomander: Perfume and Protection
Imagine if every time you walked out the door, the air was so bad that you had to carry a little potion with you to protect yourself from harm.
Jewelry
Raymond Yard: The Gentleman Jeweler
From door attendant to becoming one of the most influential jewelry designers of the early 20th century, Raymond Yard was known not only for his spectacular jewels, but for his integrity and kindness as well.
2024: The Year of the Man Brooch
What do Ironman and the Hulk have in common, besides being Marvel superheroes? The actors for both characters, Robert Downey Jr.
Art Deco Jewelry: An Evolution of Style
When we talk about Art Deco jewelry, we are referencing jewelry that was made between 1920 and 1940.
Wood Jewelry: The New Precious
Whenever we think of jewelry our thoughts immediately go to glittering gemstones and precious metals.
Snake Tales
The best snakes are always jeweled, their sinewy forms wrapped sensually around a finger, wrist or neck.
The Imitators: Paste, Gilt and Pinchbeck
Antique and vintage jewelry is filled with richly colored gemstones, diamonds and precious metals adorning the aristocracy and wealthy of bygone eras.
J.E. Caldwell: A Great American Jeweler
Lauded as one of the stellar creators of Art Nouveau and Art Deco jewelry in the United States, J.
Trending Now: Jeweled Flowers
It was fashion’s biggest night, the Met Gala, which happens annually on the first Monday in May at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York Cit
Angela Cummings: Jewels With A Graphic Edge
Known for her metalwork and for designing jewelry punctuated with bursts of colored gemstones, Angela Cummings first made a name for herself designing for Tiffany & Co.