A symbol of eternal love, a complete circle representative of the never ending constant of enduring love. No beginning and no end, the eternity ring can symbolise any form of infinite love. Since ancient times the circle has represented the...
- Remove your jewellery before spraying perfume. Chemicals in perfumes can damage some metals and gemstones so it is best to apply perfume or cologne first, leave it to dry and then add your jewellery. - Different metals of different...
Have you ever wondered why the large colourful dazzling statement rings that instantly grab your attention are called 'cocktail rings?' This blog takes a quick look at the very glamourous history of these glamourous women and their sparkling rings. What...
The Art Nouveau era was a short but inspired period of time ranging from 1890-1910’s, which saw the world of jewellery awash with detailed designs which reflected the beauty of the organic and natural world. Art Nouveau was undoubtedly French...
The Art Deco period is in large a product of the roaring 20’s but its influence in the world of jewellery is far reaching and still massively popular today. The Art Deco movement spanned from the 1920’s to the 1930’s...
Heart Shaped Fancy Cut Nothing says love like a heart shaped fancy cut diamond. The most romantic of the fancy cuts the heart shape diamond is the perfect way to symbolise your love. The heart cut generally contains...
Taaffeite Taaffeite is an incredibly rare gemstone named after the gemologist who discovered it in 1945, Richard Taaffeite. Interestingly the stone was already cut and polished in a Dublin jewellers when Richard Taaffeite identified its uniqueness and it was...
The Pink Star Diamond was sold at Sotheby’s Hong Kong in 2017 for a staggering £57.3 million. To date this gemstone is the world’s most expensive gemstone ever. The diamond was discovered in 1999 by De Beers...
The Engagement Ring Both Kate and Meghan’s dazzling engagement rings are royal heirlooms passed down to them. Kate’s iconic sapphire and diamond halo ring was famously once owned by Princess Diana. The ring was then gifted to Kate by Prince...
Fascinated by the natural world, mythology and the female form, René Lalique’s jewellery has a dreamlike quality, shimmering with unusual gemstones and artisan techniques. He epitomises Art Nouveau in his early work, weaving themes of feminine mystique and nature in...
Opal is the birthstone for October. Opal symbolises purity and hope and is said to bring good luck. The beauty of the opal is both physical and spiritual. Opal has been found as far out as Mars! The...
Cluster rings come in all shapes and sizes: we love the dainty daisy shape; dramatic cocktail ring; sublime geometric art deco designs or the ultra modern halo. The one thing they all have in common is an abundance of sparkling...
How are Gemstones Formed?Gemstones which have a mineral origin, come from rocks or in gem gravels which are formed from these rocks. Rocks themselves are made up of one or more minerals which can be divided into three different categories,...
Diamonds are one of the most fascinating natural materials, we cannot help but be drawn to their fiery sparkle. Their rarity makes them precious, their strength astonishes. Myths and legends surround them…but did you know this about them…? Shop Diamond...
It’s official antique, vintage, retro, pre-owned jewellery is in vogue right now in a big way. In a market of mass produced products, more and more women are seeking unique jewellery and one off pieces which reflect their style and...
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The huge rise in the popularity of pre-loved goods has taken retail by storm, and Antique and Vintage jewellery is no exception. Whether you are looking to recapture the spirit of a past era, have an appreciation for hand craftmanship...
From Rough Stones to Dazzling Jewellery When we think of diamonds and other precious gem stones we tend to imagine them in their perfectly cut and sparkling state however all gems start of as 'rough'. Predominately found deep in the...
the Mohs Scale (pronounced Moze) is named after minerologist Frederich Mohs. Introduced in 1822 it is a scale of mineral hardness based on the extent to which one mineral can scratch another. Rocks are made up of more than one...
Diamonds are one of the most sought after gemstones in the world holding symbolic meanings which date back to ancient times. But how were these precious gemstones discovered and how did these sparkling stones find their way from hidden deep...
Hot Holiday Jewellery – all your questions answered about swimming, water resistance and cruise jewellery For lots of us, the count down to our summer holiday has begun, but what jewellery to wear? While you want to look fabulous in...
