By Emily
on Wednesday, December 9th, 2020
in Gift Ideas, Holiday.
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2020 has been unlike any other year, but one thing remains the same… jewelry is still one of the most desired gifts for the holiday season. Fine jewelry is enduring, meaningful, practical, and beautiful. And with so many jewelry options available, you’re sure to find the perfect piece that she’ll absolutely love. But if you’re… Read More
By Emily
on Wednesday, September 9th, 2020
in Fashion Trends.
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With autumn right around the corner, we’ll soon be switching out our summer shorts, dresses, and sandals for sweaters and boots. So what are the “it” pieces of jewelry that all the fashionistas will be wearing with this year’s fall outfits? Here are the top five fall fashion jewelry trends for 2020. Gold Chokers: A… Read More
By Emily
on Wednesday, January 8th, 2020
in Fashion Trends.
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With every new year comes new fashion trends. 2020 is no exception, as we’re starting to see certain jewelry styles really take off. Necklaces, in particular, are expected to be one of the most fashionable accessories to wear this year. Here are five of the forecasted jewelry trends for 2020. Layered Necklaces. In past years,… Read More
By Emily
on Wednesday, October 23rd, 2019
in Fashion Trends.
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As we switch from summer to fall, we put away the t-shirts, shorts, and dresses and bring out the sweaters, pants, and leggings. But as many of you already know, an outfit is only as good as the accessories you pair with it. So which jewelry pieces should you wear with your autumn outfits? Here… Read More
By Emily
on Wednesday, October 3rd, 2018
in Informational, Pearls.
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With incomparable beauty and intrigue, it’s no wonder why South Sea pearls are the most valuable pearls in the world. Here are some interesting facts surrounding these gorgeous gems. Silver-Lipped South Sea Pearls South Sea pearls develop from a special type of oyster called the Pinctada maxima. The largest oyster used in pearl production, the… Read More
By Emily
on Wednesday, June 20th, 2018
in Informational, Pearls.
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White, round and lustrous, akoya pearls are typically the pearls that come to mind when thinking about classic pearl jewelry. Revered for more than 100 years, akoya pearls have had quite the history. Here are some interesting facts about this gorgeous animal-made gem. Cultured akoya pearls are created by inserting a small nucleus and small… Read More
By Emily
on Wednesday, February 14th, 2018
in Guides, Informational, Pearls.
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For whatever reason, you may have come into possession of pearl jewelry and aren’t sure whether or not the pearls are genuine. Here are some questions you can ask yourself that will help determine whether the pearls you own are ones worth keeping. Are the pearls heavy? Genuine pearls are heavier than those made from… Read More
By Emily
on Wednesday, January 24th, 2018
in Informational, Pearls.
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Commonly known for their black color, Tahitian pearls are indigenous to the South Pacific region of French Polynesia. Second only in value to South Sea pearls, Tahitian pearls represent some of the most sought after pearls in the world. They are cultivated from the black-lipped variety of the pinctada maxima oyster and take many years… Read More
By Emily
on Wednesday, November 29th, 2017
in Fashion Trends, Gift Ideas, Holiday.
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The holiday season is right around the corner, which means it’s time to start thinking about what to get all those special people in your life. A gift of fine jewelry allows you the chance to take her breath away and surprise her with something she’ll cherish for the rest of her life. When it comes to shopping… Read More
By Emily
on Wednesday, September 13th, 2017
in Gemstones, History, Informational, Milwaukee, Pearls.
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Imagine that you’re living in south-central Wisconsin during the late 1800’s. You make $10 a week and have to spend most of that money on food and shelter. Suddenly you read a story in the town newspaper about a local resident who found a pearl in Sugar River and sold it for $100. Later you… Read More