As 2018 launches with two blue super moons, jewelry designers around the world turn to the moon for inspiration.
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OK! magazine is hitting newsstands in Bulgaria with a feature on jewelry blogs & bloggers, including me and mine. To mark the 8th anniversary of The Jewelry Loupe, here is a sneak peek and translation. Cheers!
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Looking for jewelry inspiration? Whether you make it or collect it, it's nice to have a magazine on your favorite niche land in your mailbox every month or two. Here are a few to consider.
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An Alabama art jeweler began making jewelry from used motorcycle inner tubes and coffee pods, and it ended up on runway models and fashion magazines.
That sparkle from a bride's left ring finger should reflect more than light. It should reflect the bride herself.
If you have a valuable jewelry collection, consider upgrading to a safe that's guaranteed theft-proof, perfectly organized, and a joy to behold.
Ten stunning rings from the 2017 AGTA Spectrum Awards show what great designers can do with the finest, most unique gemstones.
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Those of us who get giddy looking at giant images of gems and jewels are in hog heaven this year....