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J.C. Custom Made Halo Engagement Ring
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What Jewelry Earns Compliments?
Most of us have a piece of jewelry that tends to elicits compliments from others. That piece just naturally attracts the eye. But guess what? It’s not just the jewelry–it’s you and the jewelry. So if there’s a necklace or pair of earrings that always garners compliments, ask yourself why. Does the color of the metal suit match the undertones of your skin? Is the piece distinctive in its design and match your personality?
Conversely, what have you noticed a friend of family member wearing that always catches your attention? Why?
These kind of indicators inform your next jewelry purchase. In short:
Work with what’s already working!
Below: Always an eyecatcher.
Style 9026GM Filigree Diamond Pendant
Hand engraved pendant with hand applied scrolls and a 3/4ct Gemesis cultured diamond with fancy yellow or orange color on an 18″ wheat chain. Pendant measures approx. 8mm in diameter.
Available Metal: 18kt White Gold and Platinum
Available Stone Size: 3/4ctCall For Pricing!
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H.P. Cushion Cut
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New Scroll Solitaire w/ Hidden Diamond
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Storing your Jewelry in Straws?
This video offers some fun, non-traditional and practical tips to store your jewelry using straws, buttons and an oven mitt…yes, an oven mitt!
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Skin Tone and Jewelry – Making the Right Match
Most of us think only in terms of clothing when it comes to matching our skin tone, but instinctually we gravitate toward one metal or another because we know silver or gold simply looks better. If you’re unsure, here’s a smart chart to guide you:
Determining Skin Tone
Look at the skin in natural light. Try to find a spot where the veins are easily noticeable. For most people, the wrists are their best bet. Use the table below to determine one’s skin tone.
Tone
Undertones
Veins
Cool Pink or red Blue Warm Yellow or gold Green Matching Skin Tone to Metals
Metals are easy to divide into cool and warm categories. The following table highlights the most common cool and warm metals found in jewelry.
Cool
White and silvery metals are best. Examples include: silver, platinum, titanium, stainless steel, and white gold. Warm
Brown and yellowish metals are best. Examples include: yellow gold, copper, brass, and pewter. Matching Skin Tone to Gem Colors
Metals are the base of jewelry. They need to match the skin tone so as not to distract, but the metal itself is usually not the focus of a piece of jewelry. Whether artificial or real, gems need to match one’s skin tone in order to create a cohesive look. Pale skin can look great with the right jewelry, but the wrong jewelry can make such skin look washed out and even unhealthy. Use the following table to find the right gem colors.
Cool
Bright colors such as pink, red, blue, purple, and green are best because they bring life and vivacity to cool skin. Warm
Earth tones such as orange, brown, yellow, and turquoise are ideal because warm skin is very earthy as well.
Source: eBay
Image: Fire Mountains Gems
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Ear Cuffs – Gotta Haves or Have Nots?
Joan Rivers, one of the E Network’s “Fashion Police” has officially declared ear cuffs as a “gotta have” for the summer. And why wouldn’t they be? Not only have they been seen on the likes of Rhianna, Michelle Williams, Emma Watson and Miley Cyrus, but they don’t require piercing, so anyone can give them a try. Jewelers like Roberto Cavalli, Repossi, and Annelise Michelson have been jumping on the bandwagon as well.
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C.C.’s Rose Gold Style 9926
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J.R. 18kt Yellow Gold Style 10686