Warming up your Jewelry with Gemesis Diamonds

May 4, 2009

Joseph Schubach Jewelers Blog » Lab Grown Diamonds » Warming up your Jewelry with Gemesis Diamonds

An interesting jewelry trend these last few years has been the "warming up" of colors contained within the pieces. These warm colors consist of many names but may include:

scarlet
tumbleweed
dandelion

None of these colors are primary colors – they are secondary or tertiary colors.

One expert had this to say:

"Warmer gemstones blend nicely with just about any outfit. They also tend to enhance the natural coloring in the wearer's skin. They don't stand out and shout, like the cooler sapphire and ruby tones. Basically, you can't go wrong with a warmer gemstone – they work with skin tones and don't compete with outfits. Plus, there's been a movement for many years now toward world jewelry, which often contains earthy, inviting shades."

Our Gemesis line of jewelry offers up those vivid, warm tones at a fraction of the natural diamond price. If you're looking for a piece that you can bank on, fashion-wise, than Gemesis not only offers a sultry, inviting color for any outfit but for any skin type.

Here's an example of a classic, warm-toned piece that can only enhance your wardrobe:

Fancy-colored-gemesis-diamond-joseph-schubach-jewelry

Yellow, Cushion Cut Gemesis Diamond Pendant With Bezel Set White Diamonds

.99ct
deep fancy yellow cushion cut Gemesis diamond of SI clarity set into an
18kt white gold milgrain bezel pendant, featuring .05ct t.w. of bezel
set white diamonds on a delicate 18" cable chain.

Metal: 18kt White Gold

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