The Rarest Gemstones in The World
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...
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The History of the Brighton Lanes
The history of The Brighton Lanes hosts an eclectic mix of residents ranging from royalty to robbers. Cobbled streets weave and wind throughout the centre of the town making up...
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Our Favourite Jewellery Gifted to The Duchess of Sussex
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...
An Introduction to Art Deco Jewellery
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...
Engagement Rings - A Few Ideas For A Very Special Valentines Day
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...
Art Nouveau Jewellery - An Enchanting Celebration of The Natural Word
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...
Caring For Your Jewellery - Our Top Tips!
- 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...
A Word About Fluorescence
What is Diamond Fluorescence? Fluorescence is the colour given off from a diamond when it is exposed to UV or Black light. Think of your friend’s teeth and white clothes...
The History of Platinum - The world's most valuable metal
Platinum is a rare element found in the Earth’s crust. It is a chemical element with the periodic table symbol Pt. Platinum was discovered in 1735 by Antoine de Ulloa...
The Top 5 Underrated Gemstones
1. Opal The birthstone for October and regarded as a protective stone. The word Opal is derived from ‘Opallios’, the Greek word meaning ‘to see a change of colour'. Most...
Top 5 Ways to Clean Your Jewellery Like a Pro!
1) Prevention is better than cure…this may sound obvious, but how you wear and store your jewellery is the best way to keep it looking tip top. Delicate jewellery like...
Leap Year Proposals – Our top recommendations for stunning men’s proposal jewellery!
This year, 2020 is a leap year – the once every four years phenomenon where we get an extra day – the 29th February. Leaplings (those born on 29th February)...
Gold Arts Valentines Gift Guide 2020 – Top 5 Jewellery buys that say “I Love You”
Valentine’s day is just around the corner and hearts and flowers are everywhere. At Gold Arts we’ve selected our favourite gifts which say ‘I Love You’ 1) Diamond Studs Diamonds...
Remembering a loved one with Inherited Jewellery
Practical advice and ideas on what to do with Inherited Jewellery. Find out how Gold Arts can help with repair and re-design. How to sell and value jewellery
Understanding and Identifying Natural Diamonds vs Synthetic Diamonds
To the naked eye, synthetic and natural diamonds can seem almost identical, however there are marked differences between the two. This blog offers a quick consumer's guide to understanding the...
