by DA Team | Jul 24, 2015 | Blog, Buyer's Guide, Diamonds, Education, featured, slideshow
Diamonds define the world of jewelry and fashion today. Every woman wants a diamond ring, earring, necklace and so on. That is why diamond jewelry is available in several styles, colors and forms. Black diamonds have become one of the hottest trends in jewelry in the...
by DA Team | Jun 13, 2015 | Buyer's Guide, Diamonds, Education, featured, slideshow
What is the GIA? GIA (the Gemmological Institute of America) is an organization whose work is to research and educate about the jewellery arts and gemmology. GIA was founded in 1931, with a dedicated mission to protect everyone who buys and sells gemstones by setting...
by DA Team | Apr 14, 2015 | Blog, Buyer's Guide, featured, slideshow
If your style leans towards the Golden Era of Frank Sinatra, Duke Ellington and Ella Fiztgerald (and you think you were born in the wrong era when you watch Downton Abbey), chances are, antique rings will be a good way to bring in a permanent vintage addition to your...
by DA Team | Mar 29, 2015 | Buyer's Guide, Diamonds, Education, featured, slideshow
Just as each diamond is unique and beautiful, the people buying them are no different. In fact, there are no two consumers that are exactly alike and this is advantageous to both the lab diamond and mined diamond industries. What works for one person may not interest...
by DA Team | Mar 13, 2015 | Diamonds, Education, featured, slideshow
The white sapphire vs. diamond issue has long been debated by gem enthusiasts, but a clear winner has yet to be decided because each of them presents some amazing advantages over the other. White sapphires and diamonds are extremely beautiful gems often used by...
by DA Team | Mar 8, 2015 | Engagement Rings, featured, slideshow
One of the best things about unique wedding rings is that they turn heads, spark curiosity and are memorable to the wearer. This is true with turquoise wedding rings. While turquoise is a common element used in Native American jewelry, it is not limited to right hand...
