Jewellery News

The Covid-19 pandemic has had an enormous adverse impact on everything - not only every person on earth, but homes, businesses, cars, travel – everything, even jewellery. However, all is...

Turquoise is a symbol of success and good fortune, is considered by many as being a love charm, is believed to relax the mind, and protect the wearer from danger....

The jewellery of the Edwardian era consisted of delicate, exquisite pieces, from fragile diamond brooches, to pearl necklaces that reached to the waist.   King Edward VII earned a reputation...

If you’re a November baby, then you’re lucky enough to have the stunning Topaz as your birthstone! Derived from the Sanskrit language, the Topaz comes in a wide range of...

We are often asked by customers, has a gemstone been heat treated. In essence every stone has been heated in some way as they are naturally heated in creation. The Heating...

Jewellery has been a part of our lives for thousands of years. People have always wanted to make themselves look more appealing, and in ancient times, would use anything from...

Just like clothing, vintage jewellery trends are also changing all the time, making it hard to know what to wear to stay in fashion. Frequently, it’s a specific material or...

Men have worn jewellery for centuries, mainly to add eye-appeal to the clothing they wear. As with the clothing they wear, men’s jewellery has also changed over the years. However,...

The Allure of Art Deco Jewellery Art Deco is a shortened form of Exhibition Internationales des Arts Decoratifs et industries, an event known in English as the International Exposition of...

If desire to be part of the history of a unique piece of jewellery, buying second-hand pieces is a great idea. It’s also a good choice of getting good quality...

Meeting that special someone you would like to spend all your days with is always a moment to cherish as long as you live. What better way to proclaim your...

Pantone have realised their colour for 2020, and its BLUE. A dream for jewellers, blue gems come in so many forms, obviously Sapphire, the birthstone for September, but blue topaz, natural blue zircon, aquamarine, blue turquoise, and blue diamonds.