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Into The Blue: Mesmerizing Aquamarine Jewelry

Aquamarine and its sea-blue hue has enchanted humanity for thousands of years. This mesmerizing gemstone has adorned royal regalia, been the subjec...
Vintage and antique amethyst jewelry from Doyle & Doyle

The Enduring Allure of Amethyst: From Royal Purple to Modern Mysticism

Ancient Origins and Etymology Deep purple amethyst, February's birthstone, has captivated humans for millennia. Its rich purple color evokes connec...
All About Garnet: From Roman Seals to Modern Treasures

All About Garnet: From Roman Seals to Modern Treasures

While most recognize garnet as January's deep red birthstone, this remarkable gem family encompasses every color of the rainbow. From rare green de...
Celebrate May Babies with Emeralds

Celebrate May Babies with Emeralds

The genius who chose emerald as May’s birthstone was on to something. Emerald’s luminous color captures all the greens of spring – a newly mown lawn, leafy trees in sunshine, and the profusion of blooming flowers. Whether showcased as the main event or highlighting other stones, jewelry set with emeralds has the perfect pop of spring color. The single emerald set into […]
October birthstones

Celebrate October with Dazzling Opal and Tourmaline

October Birthstone

October’s birthstones are two of the most versatile gemstones. Prized for their range of colors, opal and tourmaline have inspired jewelers, poets, and artists. Shakespeare called opal “the queen of gems” and Pliny the Elder wrote that within its depths, you could see “the living fire of the ruby, the glorious purple of the amethyst, the sea green of the emerald, all glittering together in an incredible mixture of light.” Opal’s unique play of color is caused by the way silica combines with water in the cavities of ancient rock formations.

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