I received my ring and it is beyond expectation.
Jen, I received my ring and it is beyond expectation. Thank you for all your help. It was a pleasure to work with you on my project.
Sincerest gratitude,
Laura
Jen, I received my ring and it is beyond expectation. Thank you for all your help. It was a pleasure to work with you on my project.
Sincerest gratitude,
Laura
The Gold Market refers to the buying and and selling of gold worldwide. Gold has been used as a trading commodity for over a thousand years. Even today, its essential value makes it a smart choice for moving wealth internationally and investing long term.
Currently, the gold market is expressing minor gains. U.S. gold jewelry sales rose only 1% in the first quarter of 2019, possible due to the prolonged government shutdown.
A recent report states that “the prolonged government shutdown hit demand in January, as demonstrated by a drop in gold jewelry imports that month.”
This was the ninth quarter in a row that U.S. gold jewelry sales have expressed year-on-year growth, although the 1% amount is less than the 4% recorded in the final quarter of last year.
“The higher-end jewelry segment remains robust,” the report said. “And independent retailers in more affluent and/or Hispanic-dominated areas reported a strong quarter.”
But the numbers weren’t as good from mass-market retailers, which are “less resilient,” according to the WGC report.
The United States is the world’s third-largest gold jewelry market.
Have you ever watched Fireplace TV? It goes a little something like this…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZY3J3Y_OU0w
Deceptively relaxing, perhaps bordering on the boring, TV like this can have a positive effect on our brains.
To some extent, escapism is just human nature, and TV offers it up on a silver platter. Media psychologist Pamela B. Rutledge agreed that a bit of distraction can be rejuvenating, and that anything that lowers stress can be a good thing. “Television provides an escape, since we travel into a new world, we have the sense of being present in the imaginary world.”
Watching jewelry spin around in circles would fall under the category of “peaceful TV” or “slow TV” where not much happens…but that’s okay. There’s also no violence, loud noises and rapid edits that tire out the mind.
Okay, time for full disclosure:
This is all a shameless plug for Schubach TV. Our videos have been watched close to a million times on YouTube. We theorize that not only do people like checking out jewelry to potentially buy, they also simply enjoy the quietude of watching pretty things spinning in circles.
Ready to unplug? Check this out!
Hi Jen,
First, thank you so much for working with Terrance for weeks on getting my ring just right. It was everything I dreamed of and more. I have been telling all of my guy friends who are thinking about proposing to work with you all because you guys really do amazing work!
I sent you some of my favorite photos, feel free to use all of them or some of them.
Thank you again!
S
The beloved halo ring indicates a type of setting where a center gemstone (moissanite, lab-grown, naturally mined diamonds, etc.) is encircled by round pavé or micro-pavé gems (or faceted color gemstones).
A center gemstone tends to look larger in a halo setting, sometimes as much as half a carat larger. This makes a halo ring a good choice for someone who wants to visually boost that center stone.
Famous celebrity halo engagement rings include: Kate Middleton (Lady Di’s ring), Kate Holmes and Leann Rimes.
The halo ring pictured is a custom design ring for a recent client. She had an idea of what she wanted and we worked with her until it was a perfect fit.
If you can dream it, we can design it. Send us your idea, whether its an image you found online or a picture floating around in your mind.
Looking for a blingy ring but don’t want to break the bank? Think again! Whatever your budget, we can suggest eco-friendly, affordable metals and gems to bring your dream ring to life.
We specialize in custom design that goes that extra mile, ensuring that every detail is just right. Simply contact us and we’ll guide you along the way.
Thank you! And thank you for the most perfect rings we could ask for. I already told Matt that I deserve another band already haha! Hope to see y’all soon for something!!
Jewelry is amazing to wear but frankly, it can have a darker side. Like tangled necklaces or your hair getting repeatedly stuck on an overly aggressive necklace clasp. Here are a few fun hacks to keep jewelry wearing simple and care free.
Hair that gets stuck on your necklace. Ouch…what a pain. But it doesn’t have to be. If its the actual chain that’s giving you a problem, try putting on some can candle wax on the troublesome area. It’s tarnish free.
Another option (if the clasp is the issue) tape wrapped gently around it will do the trick. Not a permanent solution but at least its a pain-free evening.
The Dreaded Pile of Knotted Necklaces. We’ve all been there. And we all think we can fix it quickly…then more time goes by, with agitation levels slowly increasing. It’s like a Rubix Cube but with no solution! Well, here’s one: baby powder.
Simply drop your Chain of Confusion on a clean plate and sprinkle the knot with baby powder. The knot instantly becomes looser and easier to detangle. But don’t forget to rinse it off afterwards.
A bracelet fastener with no one around. Frustrating but not to worry. The old paper clip trick to the rescue. Simple open a paper clip and thread it through the catch. You’ll be able to latch easily from there.
So there you go: quick and easy jewelry hacks so you can make the most of your jewelry wearing.