Cressida — Greek for “gold,” this name has been used in everything from Shakespeare’s Troilus and Cressida to Suzanne Collins ...

Go from glum to glam just by adding one of these attention-grabbing cocktail rings for every style and budget. Whether you’re ...

Ready to dive into the dazzling world of birthstones ... Citrine. Topaz, often found in beautiful golden or blue shades, symbolizes love and affection. Citrine, with its bright yellow and orange ...

Jewelry makers have been showcasing the marine mollusk, and vintage sellers say they can’t keep them in stock.

Heirloom jewelry is more than an accessory, it celebrates unique heritage—uncovering lineage, trends, and cultural history.

You’ve got citrine. This yellow gem stands for happiness and hope—especially with its bright and juicy color. It’s believed to ward off and protect against evil. Finally, in December, we’ve got blue ...

The color of Luc Yen tourmaline ranges from green to brown, black, yellow, and red (figure 7 ... and the material is sold in Yen The for “gem paintings” (described in the “Gemstone Trading Activities” ...

Each month of the year has its own birthstone, a specific gemstone thought to bestow special abilities, traits, and meaning on the person born in that month. Many ancient cultures, like the ...

But it wasn’t until 1912, when the American National Retail Jeweler’s Association (now the Jewelers of America) met in Kansas City, that the first modern list of birthstones was standardized.

Figure 1. Left: 18K yellow gold “Flames” ring with 25.19 ct Mexican fire opal. Right: This 18K yellow gold “Spice” ring ...

Tiffany & Co. debuted a series of watches using its iconic Bird on a Rock motif from designer Jean Schlumberger, with the ...