Who doesn’t love jewelry? Almost everybody owns a few favorite pieces. Jewelry gives people the opportunity to express themselves in ways they otherwise couldn’t. For example, it can be used to communicate a person’s mature taste, the religion they follow, or what their philosophy toward life is. If you fall into the first category and want the highest quality and most high-end jewelry you can get, Seamido offers exactly that. Here are six key tips that you should follow if you are in the market for some new jewels. Continue reading How to Find High-end Jewelry Pieces: 6 Key Tips→
An engagement is a moment like no other — unique to the bond a couple shares and their way of expressing love and commitment. In today’s landscape, there is a return to valuing pieces that are special, storied, and superior in quality. These traits are inherent to much of the vintage and antique jewelry world. Levy’s Fine Jewelry crafts one-of-a-kind rings that encompass the exceptional importance of an engagement, and the company is a go-to for estate jewels. Here is a roundup of antique and vintage engagement rings for those looking for heirloom engagement ring inspiration. Continue reading Old is Gold: 10 Unique Antique and Vintage Engagement Rings from Levy’s Fine Jewelry→
Discovered in the Damtshaa of mine in Botswana in 2020 and carefully cut over the course of six months by the master diamantaires of Diacore, the 10.57-carat Eternal Pink is the most vibrant pink diamond ever to be offered at auction. Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: The Enternal Pink→
Diamonds are a classic gemstone for any occasion, especially weddings and engagements. A diamond’s sparkle first attracts our eyes, followed by our hearts. However, there is more to diamond information than sparkle, especially when making a lifetime investment. Generally, the cut, clarity, carat, and color are the parameters to consider when buying diamond jewelry. In this article, we will look at three Cs: Classification, Cut, and Clarity. Continue reading Diamond Types: Classification, Cut, and Clarity→
What we now refer to as the Red Carpet debuted at the 1922 premiere of Robin Hood, starring Douglas Fairbanks, the “First King of Hollywood.” Today, the pre-show parade of stars outside the Academy Awards is arguably as important to the fashion industry as the ceremony itself is to film. For the 2002 Oscars, actress Laura Elena Harring (Mulholland Drive) wore a pair of Stuart Weitzman stilettos ornamented with 464 Kwiat diamonds.
