While Kara Ross has been formally designing jewelry since 2003, her passion for gemstones and minerals started when she was just a little girl. A huge reason I am such a fan is the fact that she has a graduate gemologist degree from GIA and… Read More
My trip to California was jam-packed busy, so a pit stop at Roseark was totally necessary to CHILL OUT and thoroughly enjoy the zen vibe, paired with the incredible selection of jewelry they have. Roseark is located in a serene bungalow, situated on a corner lot… Read More
{from top to bottom: Berganza London trying on trays and trays of gorgeous Art Deco and Edwardian rings NecessaryExcess snapped this awesome picture of JuneJewelry and her amazing stacks BellFlower Bay zooming in on a personal favorite from her collection… Read More
With experience comes perfection! Not that my stacks are perfect, but I’ve learned a thing or two about how to create a lust-worthy ring ensemble over the years. Anything from what color manicure you have to the gemstones you mix and match have a large effect over the… Read More
This past week I went three days in a row without wearing a jacket!! This is incredible news to everyone, seeing as this winter seemed to be one of the coldest I can remember. Bracelets are quite tricky to wear with long sleeves and jackets. I almost always… Read More
1. an Early 20th century double pear-shape ring, sold at Bonhams London in 2004 2. Moonstone and sapphire ring circa 1950s/60s from Lang Antiques 3. Victorian rose cut diamond and turquoise ring from Erica Weiner 4. Victorian onyx and old mine… Read More
