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Comparative Diamonds Shapes and Sizes
Today there are many beautiful shapes of diamonds available, here is a visual reference of the major diamond shapes and their comparative sizes.
Turquoise - The Stone of the Gods
When I first started making jewelry in the early 1970s, one of the first gemstones I worked with was Turquoise. To this day, I feel at my best when I wear the silver and Turquoise nugget bracelet I made early in my jewelry career.
Something Special for the Holidays!
This year, skip the hunt and select your treasure right here through Peter Indorf’s Custom Jewelry Design service.
Citrine & Topaz - So Close But So Far Away
...while Topaz and Citrine may look similar to the untrained eye, they are completely different species!
Tourmaline - America's Gem
Tourmaline has been confused with other gems until the last century when it was discovered to be a unique gemstone.
OPAL - Nature's exotic gem!
Opals are a wonder of nature. Writers through the ages have compared opal colors to volcanoes, galaxies and fireworks.
Sapphire - A Symbol of Sincerity and Faithfulness
The word Sapphire comes from “sapheiros,” which means “bright blue stone” in Greek. It has been cherished for thousands of years for its color, durability, hardness, and luster.
Everything Old is New Again…with a little help
Did you know you can turn that old jewelry into something beautiful and excitingly new by reusing the gemstones you already have?