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The blue-hued Larimar bead is distinct and beautiful, making for an elegant addition to any jewelry piece. Larimar originated in the Dominican Republic and was discovered first in the early...

Plum sapphires are for true lovers of the rainbow’s most magical shade. It’s a bold and lovely color that manages to capture everyone’s attention with a whisper as opposed to...

Gold beads are a classic addition to any jewelry-making project and can be achieved with any level of jewelry making ability. They add dimension, shine, and a professional look to...

    Historical References Scientific and Physical Properties Magical Properties Physical Healing Properties Alternative Healing Properties The Enchanting Green Onyx Since prehistoric times, many people have used green onyx for...

Stone beads make delightful and eye-catching pieces of jewelry, but they are not immune to damage. Without the proper care, stone beads can lose their luster and look dull and uninviting,...

Making beautiful jewelry is a lot of fun and a great way to express your inner fabulousness, but it can get expensive. Many crafters have discovered wholesale beads—high-quality beads sold...

When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced their engagement, her engagement ring had top billing. The reports in the media described Ms. Markle's beautiful ring as a cushion-cut diamond bracketed...

Is there anything more elegant, more classic, than the soft luminescent glow of a pearl? Pearls have been a mainstay with jewelry designers for good reason. They are perfect for...

Traveling to Labrador during the winter months is one good way to see the northern lights. Another option is by gazing into the illuminated facets of the fantastic gemstone, labradorite.Labradorite...

If you’re looking to update your jewelry color palette this year, consider adding a touch of rose gold. As a color, rose gold is more popular than ever. It’s been...

Trying to find a way to jazz up your wardrobe? Are you crazy about the color purple? Is amethyst your birthstone? If you answered yes to any of the above...

The rare Keshi pearl or the poppy seed pearl (Keshi is Japanese for pearl) is a beautiful Japanese pearl found in the Akoya oyster. It has a much flatter appearance...