The saying goes that diamonds are forever, but that isn’t always the case. For engaged Michigan couple Sarah Klinger and Travis Ackerman, a weekend hike at Huro National Park ended with devastation when they returned to their car to find the windows broken and Klinger’s engagement ring stolen. And the loss was even more poignant: […]

Through combining the lavish beauty of the earth, and the artisanship of traditional jewelry, it comes as no surprise that wooden wedding bands have found popularity amongst couples searching for options that are as uniquely stunning, as they are environmentally friendly. In terms of wedding planning, your wedding band will be the most important decision

It comes as no surprise that the princess cut is dubbed the second most popular cut in the world. The princess cut combined the classic appeal of the square cut with the multi-faceted brilliance of the brilliant round cut to create a timeless statement cut. All About the Princes Cut Ring If you are considering

Iolite derives its name from the Greek word Ios, which translates to violet – this alone should tell you about the lengthy admiration, and the color of, this beautiful gem.  Iolite is one of the more durable stones, though it appears feminine and light, which makes it a great option for the working man or

Smokey Quartz has a misleading name – while on one end, this mineral does possess lustrous black and grey qualities, on the other, it also encompasses rich chocolate shaded minerals. Smokey Quartz embellishments are as timeless and classic as they are soft-spoken. Before buying a ring embellished with this magnificently dark stone, it is important

Combining the simple elegance of nature with the rich history of wedding jewelry, pearls are an obvious option for brides and grooms to be. Collected from pearl oysters and mollusks, pearls are a highly coveted and unique addition to any wedding band. You’ve seen the fish in the sea and found yours – now it’s

Topaz is a gem that seemingly has it all – the durability, affordability and luster come together to create a gem that should be a no-brainer for brides and grooms from all walks of life. Even with all its seemingly positive attributes, there are certain types of Topaz that shouldn’t be used for jewelry –