The Benefits of Different Engagement Rings by Diamond Shape
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Meeting with engagement ring services soon to pick one out? Read this article to learn about some of the different types of diamonds and what they mean.
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4 Unique Engagement Ring Ideas to Wow Your Partner
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Did you know that you can personalize a wedding ring to make it special? Read this article to learn of a few unique ideas for your partner's engagement ring.
Read MoreWhat to Know About Engagement Ring Services
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Do you have a wedding coming up? How exciting! It would be wise to contact engagement ring services to explore your options.
Read MoreA Brief History of Handcrafted Jewelry
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The art of creating adornments from gems and precious metals is an ancient form of art. Read here to learn more about the history of jewelry.
Read More3 Important Questions to Ask Your Jeweler
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When you're looking for a reputable jeweler to buy your items from, there are a few questions that you should get answered beforehand.
Read MoreWhat You Should Know Before Buying a Diamond
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When buying an engagement ring, it is important to be aware of the four C's of diamonds. Let’s see what you should know before making a diamond purchase.
Read MoreReasons to Consider a Non-Diamond Engagement Ring
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When it comes to engagement rings, there are a lot of options. Here are some of the reasons to consider a non-diamond engagement ring.
Read MoreCelebrating 40 years, with South Hills Jewelers!
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We’ve always welcomed everyone that walks through our doors with open arms. As we celebrate forty, it’s as much our customer’s celebration as ours!
Read More3 Tips to Select the Perfect Engagement Ring
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Are you thinking of taking things to the next level with your partner? Congratulations! Gearing up for a proposal is quite exciting. However, engagement rings don't come cheap, so you should ensure that you find the right one. According to JCK Online, more than 70% of couples would want to see a ring in person first before buying it. As such, you may not want to stick to online shopping for rings. Here are three tips for finding the best engagement ring.
Read MoreWhat to Consider when Buying a Wedding Ring
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As your special day approaches, the to-do list probably feels like it's growing by the minute. There is an endless string of tasks to complete before your wedding. While all these to-do list items are important, some carry a little more weight than others. The selection of your wedding rings is one of the more important decisions. You should put a lot of thought and care into your selection of this special jewelry. Here are a few important things to help guide your search.
Read More5 Jewelry Pieces Perfect for Mother’s Day
/Mother’s Day 2021 is approaching fast, which means it’s time to start thinking about what to get the most important woman in your life. Your mom gave you everything from before you were born, so give back to her this Mother’s Day with a thoughtful gift she’ll love forever. And if there is one thing that all moms love to get from their children, it’s jewelry.
Read MoreApril Birthstones
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Sparkling with an internal fire all its own, diamond is one of the world’s most sought-after and adored gemstones. Those born in April are lucky enough to call this scintillating gem their birthstone, a symbol of clarity and strength. Diamond is so strong, in fact, that its name comes from the Greek word "adamas," which means “invincible” or “unbreakable.” The timeless charm of diamond was cherished long before it became the April birthstone, and the places where diamond comes from are as fascinating as the lore that surrounds it.
Read MoreMarch Birthstones
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Aquamarine’s name comes from the Latin for seawater and it was said to calm waves and keep sailors safe at sea. March’s birthstone was also thought to enhance the happiness of marriages. The best gems combine high clarity with limpid transparency and blue to slightly greenish blue hues. Like many beryls, aquamarine forms large crystals suitable for sizable fashioned gems and carvings.
Read MoreFebruary Birthstones
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Amethyst was as expensive as ruby and emerald until the 19th Century, when Brazil’s large deposits were discovered. It was believed to prevent intoxication—amethystos means “not drunk” in ancient Greek. Today, as the most valued quartz variety, amethyst is in demand for designer pieces and mass-market jewelry alike, and its purple to pastel hues retain wide consumer appeal.
Read MoreMen’s Trends 2020
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You’re all about a swanky watch, a sleek accent necklace or a statement belt to complete your look – after all, you fully believe it’s the jewelry and the accessories that truly elevate an outfit. And we tend to agree! Whether you’re on the lookout for the hottest timepiece on the men’s fashion scene or simply hunting new ideas, our list is here to help you out.
Read MoreJanuary Birthstones in the New Year
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Those born in January are lucky to have the beautiful and diverse garnet as their birthstone. Garnets are commonly red but also come in an extraordinary range of beautiful colors, including orange, yellow, purple and vibrant green. There are even garnets that change color from blue to purple in different lighting. Some believe the true value of the garnet birthstone is its power to bring the wearer good health, wealth and happiness.
Read MoreDecember Birthstones Bring Blue Hues to the Holidays
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The winter blues have nothing on December’s birthstones: tanzanite, zircon, and turquoise—all three are best known for their beautiful shades of blue.
Read MoreFine Jewelry Holiday Gift Giving Collection
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Our holiday fine jewelry collection is here! Check our gift giving guide here!
Read MoreFall in love with November Birthstones
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Through much of history, all yellow gemstones were considered topaz and all "topaz" was thought to be yellow. Topaz is available in many colors, and it’s likely not even related to the stones that first donned its name.
Read MoreOctober Birthstones
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Opals
The name “opal” originates from the Greek word opallios, which meant “to see a change in color.” The Roman scholar Pliny used the word opalus when he wrote about this gemstone’s kaleidoscopic “play” of rainbow colors that could simulate shades of any stone.
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