Happy Stories From our customers

From a well-tailored fitted suit to a nice button down shirt to a fitted jeans, what looks appeal to women?

May we include a classic ring for gents?

Remember: good fashion doesn’t need to cost a lot. Start with a good haircut and build out from there!

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It may seem like common knowledge…but it’s not. So:

Why wear your watch on your non-dominant hand?

Well, for several pragmatic reason:

First, the obvious. Wearing a watch on your non-dominant hand means you can go about your daily activities easier, since your dominant hand is doing much of the busy work.

Second, it protects the watch. That’s right: since your dominant hand is going about more tasks, there’s less risk of injury or breakage.

And lastly, it gives your non-dominant hand a little more to do. When you use your non-dominant hand more frequently, it can increase brain power. While we don’t know if checking your watch would fit in this category, it can’t hurt, huh?

One of the most common jewelry wearing questions: how much is too much? Conversely, how little is too little?

The answer is strategizing and balance. Let’s now forget: a “hey now” piece.

Let this video be your guide.

Margie,
It looks beautiful, fits perfectly, and more importantly, she loves it. Thank you very much for the superb care and attention.
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We’re so proud of this recent custom design engagement ring, we’re practically beaming! The elegance of the emerald cut combined with the romantic hue of barely pink Radiance® moissanite make this an eternal eye-catcher.

Interested in a custom design ring like this? We can make your dream ring a wearable reality.

Call (888) 724-8222 or reach us at support@schubach.com. We generally respond within 24 hours (and never share your email address). Or, use our online support form.

Amber ain’t your average gem. On some levels, its strange to think of it as a gem at all.

That’s because it’s….tree resin! That’s right. OLD tree resin. As a matter of fact, amber must be a million years old to qualify as amber.

And that is why most amber you’ve stumbled across probably isn’t really amber but composite and reconstituted resin alternatives…so not the real deal. (Remember: if the price is a little too good to be true, it’s probably not amber.)

Many have bespoke engagement rings with amber as the primary gem of choice. And why wouldn’t you pick a million year old gem for long-lasting love?