Blue topaz is a widely admired gemstone distinguished by its vibrant blue hues and refined appeal. It is traditionally associated with calmness, clarity, and effective communication. The stone occurs in a range of shades, from the soft tones of Sky Blue to the slightly greenish Swiss Blue and the deep, rich hues of London Blue. Valued in fine jewelry for both its beauty and symbolic meaning, blue topaz represents love, strength, and emotional balance, making it a popular and meaningful choice for anniversary and commemorative pieces.

“We are proud to announce the launch of our First Responders Collection. Receive up to 50% off as we honor the courageous women and men who protect and serve our communities across America.”

Black diamonds have arrived, and we offer an elegant selection of both black and white diamond jewelry suitable for the most formal occasions. Black diamonds—also known as carbonados—derive their distinctive color from a high concentration of dark mineral inclusions, such as graphite, or from specialized heat-treatment processes. Unlike traditional diamonds, they are opaque and absorb light rather than reflect it, resulting in a striking, uniquely marbled luster.

After numerous customer requests, we’re excited to announce that our premium paperclip collection has arrived—crafted in the finest gold and silver finishes. Shop today and save up to 50%.

For a limited time, enjoy an additional 20% off with code PAPER. While supplies last.

Explore our new Winter Sports Collection — a stunning range of pendants crafted from the finest quality gold and silver.

In honor of the holiday, we are excited to announce the release of our Gold and Silver Italian Heritage Collection. Celebrate with us and explore these exclusive, timeless pieces that showcase the elegance and craftsmanship of Italian design.

Tanzanite is a rare blue-violet gemstone belonging to the zoisite mineral family and is named for its sole source in the Merelani Hills of Tanzania. First discovered in 1967, it is prized for its vivid coloration and its pleochroic properties—displaying varying hues, such as blue and violet, when viewed from different angles.