Jewelry Repair costs depend on a handful of factors such as the type of damage, the metal, and the piece itself. Knowing what drives these costs can help you make a smarter choice when choosing a repairer. A professional assessment is always the best place to begin, and this guide shows why. What Factors Affect…
Many people assume a Gemological Institute of America grading report and a Jewelry Appraisals are the same thing, but they are two very different documents. One evaluates a Diamond’s gemological characteristics, while the other assigns a value for insurance or resale. This article explains what each document does and why you may need both. What…
Most people think a jewelry appraisal is just someone putting a dollar figure on their ring. In reality, it’s a detailed legal and financial document that protects what you own, something entirely different from a GIA grading report or a simple store receipt. That’s why the appraiser you choose matters just as much as the…
Diamonds are rare gemstones, a gift from the earth, and buying one for an engagement, wedding, or special gift requires careful research. While shopping for a diamond is exciting, it may also feel a bit overwhelming. That’s why reading and understanding the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) report can help you feel confident in your…
Do you have a vision for a special piece of jewelry? Perhaps you have an original design in mind that you cannot find anywhere else, or a treasured heirloom you would like to transform into something new. At Noe’s Jewelry, Master Jeweler Tim and GIA expert Shelly help turn your ideas into a custom piece…
Jewelry carries meaning that goes beyond its price tag. A ring passed down through the family or a necklace worn on a memorable day holds real sentimental weight. Over time, even your favorite jewelry can start to show signs of wear. Knowing when to seek a professional jeweler’s services can save you from a bigger…
December, the month of festivities and joy, brings a gemstone that radiates timeless elegance – Turquoise. As we delve into the rich history and fascinating facts surrounding this enchanting stone, let’s uncover the allure that makes turquoise the perfect choice for those born in the heart of winter. Fascinating Facts About Turquoise Turquoise History: A…
Jewelry has a unique way of holding sentimental value. Whether it’s an heirloom passed down through generations, an engagement ring symbolizing eternal love, or a special gift marking a milestone, these pieces often carry stories and memories. But what happens when your cherished jewelry shows signs of wear and tear? That’s where the art of…
When it comes to jewelry, you may see the appraisal process as daunting and unnecessary. If you’ve purchased a new piece of jewelry or inherited one, it’s crucial that you have it appraised so you know how much your item is worth and if you’ve gotten your money’s worth after purchasing it.
The Carlsbad laboratory recently received a 1.21 ct Fancy orangy red round brilliant cut diamond (6.62–6.84 × 4.14 mm; see above) for a colored diamond grading and identification report.
The Carlsbad laboratory recently received a 1.21 ct Fancy orangy red round brilliant cut diamond (6.62–6.84 × 4.14 mm; see above) for a colored diamond grading and identification report.
Those born in January are lucky to have the beautiful and diverse garnet as their birthstone. Garnets are commonly red but also come in an extraordinary range of beautiful colors, including orange, yellow, purple and vibrant green.
Ruby is one of the four precious gemstones. The others are emerald, sapphire, and diamond.
Natural pink diamonds are among the most valuable and rare of Earth’s treasures. Top, vivid-colored stones can bring more than $2 million per carat at major auctions.
The name of this, the traditional October birthstone, is believed to have originated in India (the source of the first opals brought to the Western world), where in Sanskrit it was called upala, a “precious stone.” .
SAPPHIRE BIRTHSTONE MEANING & HISTORY The September birthstone has traditionally symbolized sincerity, truth, faithfulness and nobility.
Peridot — August’s birthstone — was known by the Egyptians as the “gem of the sun.” Valued throughout history for its distinctive grass green color, it was sometimes confused with emeralds.
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Valentine’s Day is a very old tradition, thought to have originated from a Roman festival.
The Romans had a festival called Lupercalia in the middle of February – officially the start of their springtime.
If you were born in the month of June, you are lucky enough to have three birthstones to call your own. June is one of only three months (the others are August and December) that has three birthstones, giving you a variety of beautiful birthstone choices.