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Jewelry Repair

When a beloved necklace, earring or another jewelry item breaks, we can repair it. We match metal types and designs to make sure that the jewelry repair process yields a natural look. We will also polish or clean it for you since nothing makes us happier than the smile of a satisfied customer. Our professionals can repair most jewelry pieces whether they are 10 days old or a 100 years old.

Watch Repair

Many watches have delicate backs and casings that are easy to scratch or damage if they are taken apart incorrectly. We have a variety of prying tools to safely open watch backs. Our professionals are familiar with different watch components, their functions and how to repair or replace delicate mechanisms. We will be happy to help you whether your watch needs significant repairs or just a battery change.

Different Gold Tones

 

 Different clothing colors look better on different people, depending mostly on skin tone. This is also true when it comes to the metal of your engagement ring. That's why all our engagement rings can be custom-made in the metal of your choice: yellow, platinum, white gold, and the new trend of rose gold.

Fancy Colors

For something truly unique, a fancy colored diamond engagement ring is sure to turn heads. Fancy colored diamonds dazzle in brilliant hues and shades of all spectrums of color, from pink, yellow, red, blue, and black to everything in between.

The deeper the color hue of the fancy diamond, the more your stone will radiate beauty, and the more valuable it will be. Fancy colored diamonds are extremely rare, as only 1 in every 10,000 diamonds has hues of color. As a result, fancy colored diamond engagement rings are unique and uncommon, and make a bold style statement that is sure to be a hit.

 

 

Contemporary

Contemporary rings feature streamline designs, sleek edges, smooth finishes, and big, bold diamonds. Modern jewelry encompasses a diverse range of styles and unexpected characteristics that make it stand out. Some of the most striking solitaire engagement rings have a modern design when the center diamond is of a different shape than the classic round brilliant diamond. Shapes like oval, radiant, asscher, and pear cut are bold, and by changing the orientation of the center diamond, they can instantly turn a timeless design into a contemporary work of art.

For a modern ring that is sure to be timeless, you can’t go wrong if you select a simple style that showcases your diamond in effortless elegance.

Pop The Question

Ready to spend the rest of your life with that special someone?

Pop the question with a stunning ring like this and she'll be sure to say 'yes'!

 

 

 

Feel free to check out the rest of our breath-taking engagement rings here. 

Jewelry Care Tips!

BE CAREFUL WITH LIGHT AND HEAT

Just as the sun’s harmful rays can damage our skin, light and heat can affect a colored gemstone’s durability and color. Over time, and in excess, they can also fade or damage some gemstones, such as amethyst, kunzite, topaz and shell cameos. Pearls and other delicate materials, such as ivory, will bleach under extreme exposure to light. Other gems, especially amber, can darken over time when exposed to too much light.

Excessive heat and sudden temperature changes may also fracture some gems. Heat can easily remove the natural moisture these gems need to keep their beauty. Pearls, for instance, can dry out, crack and discolor. Opals can turn white or brown, develop tiny cracks, and might lose their play-of-color.

Turquoise

Turquoise is among the oldest known gemstones and its popularity has spanned the globe for centuries. It graced the necks of Egyptian Pharaohs and adorned the ceremonial dress of early Native Americans. This beautiful robin’s egg blue gemstone has been attributed with healing powers, promoting the wearer’s status and wealth, protecting from evil and bringing good luck.

 Turquoise is an opaque, light to dark blue or blue-green gem with its finest color being an intense blue. Turquoise may contain narrow veins of other materials either isolated or as a network. They are usually black, brown, or yellowish-brown in color. Known as the matrix, these veins of color are sometimes in the form of an intricate pattern, called a spider web.

Tourmaline

Available in a spectrum of colors and color combinations, Tourmaline lives up to its name, which means “mixed stone”. With a rainbow of colors, Tourmaline can easily enhance any jewelry collection. Cranberry red, hot magenta, bubblegum pink, peach and orange, canary yellow, mint, grass and forest green, ocean blue, violet: Tourmaline is all of these and more.

 Tourmaline is also known for displaying several colors in one gemstone. These bi-color or tri-color gems are formed in many combinations and are highly prized. One multi-color variety is known as Watermelon Tourmaline and features green, pink, and white color bands. To resemble its namesake, the gemstone is cut into thin slices having a pink center, white ring, and green edge.
With Tourmaline available in so many colors, you’re sure to find one in your favorite color.

Tanzanite

Tanzanite is a one-of-a-kind gemstone unlike any other and can only be found in one place on Earth: the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro. This gem possesses an exotic velvety blue with a rich overtone of purple, a color unlike any other.

One of today’s most popular blue gemstones, Tanzanite comes in a variety of shapes, sizes and striking assortments of blue tones. Rarely pure blue, Tanzanite almost always displays its signature overtones of purple. In smaller sizes, Tanzanite usually contains lighter tones and the lavender color is more common. While in larger sizes, Tanzanite typically displays a deeper, richer and beautiful blue.

14k Yellow Gold Stackable

Diamond rows twist around a brushed

yellow gold strand to create

this simplistic stackable ring.

 

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Yellow Gold

Different clothing colors look better on different people, depending mostly on skin tone. This is also true when it comes to the metal of your engagement ring. That's why all our engagement rings can be custom-made in the metal of your choice: yellow, platinum, white gold, and the new trend of rose gold.

Fancy Color

For something truly unique, a fancy colored diamond engagement ring is sure to turn heads. Fancy colored diamonds dazzle in brilliant hues and shades of all spectrums of color, from pink, yellow, red, blue, and black to everything in between. 

The deeper the color hue of the fancy diamond, the more your stone will radiate beauty, and the more valuable it will be. Fancy colored diamonds are extremely rare, as only 1 in every 10,000 diamonds has hues of color. As a result, fancy colored diamond engagement rings are unique and uncommon, and make a bold style statement that is sure to be a hit.

SPINEL: August Birthstone

Centuries ago, Sanskrit writings referred to Spinel as the daughter of ruby. The bright red color of Spinel is so closely related to the Ruby the two of them are often confused with one another. Spinels are actually more rare than ruby but, unlike ruby, they sometimes can be found in very large sizes.

In addition to beautiful rich reds, Spinel can be found in shades of orange and beautiful pastel pink, as well as purple. Of particular interest is a vivid, hot pink with a tinge of orange that is mined in Burma, which is one of the most spectacular gemstone colors and unlike any other gem. Spinel also comes in beautiful blues, but these are extremely rare.

Believed to protect the owner from harm, to reconcile differences, and to soothe away sadness. However, its true appeal is the range of rich, brilliant colors and affordability.

Opal: October Birthstone

 
In ancient times, the Opal was known as the Queen of Gems because it encompassed the colors of all other gems. Each Opal is truly one-of-a-kind; as unique as our fingerprints. Some prefer the calming flashes of blues and greens; others love the bright reds and yellows. With its rainbow of colors, as you turn and move the Opal the color plays and shifts, giving you a gem that can be worn with a plethora of ensembles.

Australia’s Lightning Ridge is known for its rare and stunning black Opals. The ideal Opal is one that displays broad patterns covering the surface, with all the colors of the rainbow, including red. Since Opals are the most individual gemstone with its range of colors be sure to choose one that showcases your color preference and pattern.

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Paraiba Tourmaline

Paraiba Tourmaline gemstones have become one of the most precious and valuable gems in the world, even though it was only discovered in the 1980’s. Its rare shades of electric blues and greens are reminiscent of the blue ocean shores of Paraiba, where this gem is mined. These unique, vivid blue and green colors are not found in any other gemstone in the world.

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