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  1. Solitaire

    GEN-Z APPROVED JEWELLERY: TIMELESS, VERSATILE, ANDROGYNOUS (opens in a new tab)

    The best gifts come in jewellery boxes. These Gen-Z approved jewels are statement-making, versatile and androgynous, and ever so timeless. Young, fun & carefree Boucheron’s Quatre collection, now a youthful 20 years old, has truly come of age. Its distinctive design remains as relevant and wearable today as it was upon its debut. Quatre, meaning…

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  2. Bejeweled

    Jewelry Designer Paula Doebrich Breaths New Life Into The Lily of The Valley And Other Imagery From Childhood Memories (opens in a new tab)

    Pistachio ice cream cones, red ripened cherries, life like starfish and slices of watermelon are just some of the motifs that have gone from childhood memories to sketches in a notepad to imaginative three-dimensional gold and exclusively cut gemstone jewels since Paula Doebrich’s launched her brand Meluzza, in 2024. Her most recent collection New Beginnings

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  3. Bejeweled

    Tales of Talisman: Symbolic, Sentimental and Spiritual Charms (opens in a new tab)

    Designers are still enchanted with charms that speak to love, luck, protection and guidance, often inspired by the past. Whether they are influenced by the history of motifs and messages of ancient times or the nostalgia of vintage objects and imagery—they reinterpret and reinvent them with a nod to what will resonate with their customers.

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  4. Bejeweled

    Game On: Designers Love To Reinvigorate The Iconic Diamond Tennis Bracelet (opens in a new tab)

    The tennis bracelet has been rejuvenated over the years and is offered in multiple variations since it first landed on the jewelry scene. Landed is what is actually did when it became the-must have item of the late 1970’s and early 80’s and received its moniker. Tennis legend Chris Evert was engaged in a long

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  5. Gem-A

    Gem Knowledge: What is Artificial Glass Paste in Antique Jewellery (opens in a new tab)

    Gemmologists often encounter simulants of natural gemstones, like artificial glass paste. Synthetic and composite stones of various kinds may be troublesome to identify, but those made of glass are among the most common and are usually easy to recognise. As Gem-A Tutor Pat Daly describes in the article below, glasses may also be natural stones,…

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  6. Gem-A

    Gemmology Insights: Once in a Lifetime Inclusions for Gemmologists (opens in a new tab)

    The fascinating internal world of gemstones is an important area of study for gemmologists. Although some inclusions are common, others are far rarer and more elusive. Some professionals may go their entire lives without seeing these specific internal features in person. Here, Gem-A Tutor Pat Daly shares some ‘once in a lifetime’ inclusions and what…

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  7. Gem-A

    Gemmology Insights: Why is Peridot Described as Oily? (opens in a new tab)

    The description ‘oily green’ is sometimes used in connection with peridot. It is not intended as a criticism; it is a term which has been traditionally associated with the colour of this stone. Here, Gem-A Tutor Pat Daly explains why this descriptive moniker is used and what it tells us about this vibrant green mineral… Peridot is a beautiful gemstone It can be brown…

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  8. Gem-A

    Understanding Spinel: A Gemstone with Brilliance and Vibrancy (opens in a new tab)

    If you are new to gemmology, you may not be wholly familiar with the gem material known as spinel. Historically, these gems were confused with corundum, especially in red hues, which adds to its mystery and intrigue for gemmologists. Today, however, they are an important stone used in fine and high jewellery and deserve their own spotlight. Here, Gem-A tutor Pat Daly…

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  9. The Jewelry Loupe

    Femme métal: women who paved the way for today’s jewelry designers (opens in a new tab)

    If you think building a career as a jewelry designer is challenging today, imagine what it was like 50 years ago, when the women’s movement was just catching fire – or a century ago when the suffragettes were battling in the streets for our right to vote. Yet jewelry is an art form women have always had a natural affinity for. We’re the primary wearers, after all, and jewelry is often closely connected to fashion. Designing and making jewelry is a craft that…

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