Thanks to those who sent photos of your rings! This was fun to compile! {from top to bottom: 1890s garnet + 18k serpent + 14k band from aprettyproblem a gorgeous stack from designer Elisa Solomon amazing antique mourning ring find from… Read More
January is here, and this month’s birthstone is the garnet. Known for its deep red wine color, this gemstone has been used in jewelry since the Bronze Age! Here we have a bracelet and a ring that we showcase in our store, both from the 1890s. The bracelet… Read More
Let’s play a game…can you guess who? Which celebrity’s jeweled hands are each of these? Submit your guesses in the Comments section, and I will reveal the answers in a few days! And to whoever gets them all correct–you’re good!… Read More
I was thoroughly excited to get my copy of Rings 1800-1910: A Study of English and Related Designs written by Verlaine Davies in the mail. The book is exactly my kind of reading material on cold days like these past few. Read More
{Some daily jewelry inspiration for the first month of a new decade! I always stare at that yellow flag while at church, and I had to include a photo featuring the inside of church a place where I can relax and think 2nd from bottom: the Boys’ Club… Read More
photo taken by theroadhere Being patriotic is an important aspect in every Americans’ life. We hold the feeling in our hearts, while expressing it in many different ways. Some like to proudly wave the American flag, others give up everything to fight for American freedom,… Read More
