Your Guide to Cushion Cut Diamond Engagement Rings
Cushion cut diamonds are always a popular choice for engagement rings for good reason. Their square or rectangle shape with…
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How to Style White Gold Jewelry
White gold is a jewelry staple for good reason. Since it has a neutral tone, it pairs seamlessly with both…
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The Timelessness and Uniqueness of Natural Diamonds
When you are shopping for an engagement ring, wedding band, or other jewelry, you can choose lab-grown or natural diamonds….
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Unique Bridal Jewelry Styles: Non-Traditional Engagement and Wedding Rings
If you’re looking for a unique engagement or wedding ring style, we can help you get inspired! The perfect engagement…
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Layering Necklaces for That Perfect Style
Layering necklaces can elevate any outfit – from classic and casual to elegant and dressy. Worried that you might end…
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All About Fancy Shape Diamonds for Your Perfect Engagement Ring
On your journey towards that perfect engagement ring, you’ll hear a lot of diamond industry jargon: the 4Cs, diamond shapes,…
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Customizing Your Perfect Designer Engagement Ring
When you’re ready to propose, you’re confident about who you want to spend the rest of your life with, but…
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Summer Bridal Jewelry Trends
Bridal jewelry is timeless. Diamonds and gemstones, gold and other precious metals – these are materials that will never go…
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Jewelry Gifts For Your Bridesmaids and Maid of Honor
Looking for a fabulous gift idea for your bridal party? The gift of jewelry is something personal and thoughtful that…
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Colorful Men’s Wedding Bands
Traditional metals such as white gold and platinum are a classic and timeless choice for a men’s wedding band. But…
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Boho Chic: Colored Gemstone Jewelry, Engagement Rings, and Wedding Bands
Boho jewelry is having a moment (as it did in Paris in the late 1800s, with Art Deco in the…
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