A Jewellery Lover’s Best Kept Secret When Tourmaline was first discovered in the 1500s by a Spanish conquistador in Brazil, he confused it with a dazzling, much...
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Coloured Diamonds have never been more in demand, however less than two percent of the world’s Natural Diamond production is considered fancy-coloured. While every colour is therefore rare, the...
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Every gem has a story to tell, and these priceless jewels are surely no exception. Koh-i-Noor Persian for mountain of light, the Koh-i-Noor is one of the oldest Diamonds still...
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Iolite The name Iolite comes from the Greek word “ion,” which means violet. Scientifically, Iolite is actually known as Cordierite, a name which honours geologist Pierre Cordier. They are known...
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All metals used in fine jewellery have allure, rarity and durability—but what exactly sets them apart from each other? What is Gold? All precious metals are expensive because they are...
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Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about this amazingly versatile and beautiful, candy-coloured gemstone. Besides Diamonds, Sapphires are one of the most well-known and popular gemstones on the planet....
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A majestic, historical gemstone of passion and intensity, Rubies have managed to remain the Emperor of the jewellery world. Rubies are considered by many to be the most valuable...
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With its true-blue hue, this crystal-clear stone is a refreshing choice for engagement rings and beyond. What is an Aquamarine? Fitting of their name, which comes from the Latin...
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Learn more about the evolution of Diamond cutting and the historical sparklers which never fail to charm us. If you’re a fan of vintage or antique...
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