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The lacy metal work called filigree can be traced back nearly 5 000 years and is one of the oldest and most beautiful art forms designed by man. Also known as filigrann or filigrane the name filigree is derived from the Latin words "filum " meaning thread and "granum " meaning seed.

A jewelry box is the classic way to store your jewelry. Whether your treasured collection is large with a variety of pieces or small with a select few take a moment to care for those pieces and keep them shiny and new.

The art of transforming a raw gemstone to a finished jewel requires a gem-cutter with in-depth knowledge of the stone itself - its strengths density and weaknesses. The ability to view a stone in its raw state

Nothing defines lady-like style like a string of pearls does. From royals and world leaders to average citizens this organic gem cuts across social statuses and remains a graceful accessory for all. While the cost and quality may vary pearl jewelry is something that will last a lifetime provided it is properly cared for.

Born of a thousand-year-old glassblowing tradition Murano glass is renowned for its quality and artistry. Venetian glass is a celebrated art form distinguished by its colorful elaborate and skillful technique.

Inspired when he inherited his Grandfather’s rock collection in 1965 John decided to follow in his rock hound footsteps. John found himself with the opportunity to turn his passion into his profession.

International Gemological Institute (IGI) provides you with 40+ years of gemstone grading experience. The current staff is comprised of over 600+ gemologist appraisers and professionals support staff.

Doublet and triplet gemstones are a type of assembled gemstone constructed from more than one material fused together in layers. This process is commonplace in the jewelry industry and allows for a wider variety and accessibility to gemstones.

Any jewelry between 20 and 100 years old can be categorized as "vintage jewelry." However this term is mostly applied to jewelry produced from 1920 through the 1960s.

Bali jewelry is unique in its combinations of silver with other metals and gemstones in a fashion that is distinctive. The patterns are intricate and eye catching and often incorporate other metals such as gold as well as gems.