Perhaps no gem delights the senses like the diamond. This most precious of stones seems to burn with a fire deep within. Crystallized carbon, formed under tremendous pressure  More »

Perhaps no gem delights the senses like the diamond. This most precious of stones seems to burn with a fire deep within. Crystallized carbon, formed under tremendous pressure over millennia, the diamond is famed for its everlasting hardness. In this capacity, the gem has come to symbolize eternal faithfulness and is the traditional focus of the engagement band. Because early cultures lacked the technology to facet the diamond, the gem has only become popular in the last two centuries. Diamonds are normally colorless, but they are also found in shades including yellow, pink, and blue. In eastern belief, the diamond is said to enhance the full spectrum of energies in the body, mind, and spirit. Within the circle of gems, the diamond defines the standards of beauty, rarity, and preciousness. - (FJ.0247)Origin: South Africa Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Diamond Rings Medium: Diamonds, Gold   « Less

Exquisite 18 karat gold ring set with 30 stunning emeralds weighing a total of 1.08 carats and 30 radiant fully-cut diamonds weighing a total of 1.11 carats. Perhaps no gem  More »

Exquisite 18 karat gold ring set with 30 stunning emeralds weighing a total of 1.08 carats and 30 radiant fully-cut diamonds weighing a total of 1.11 carats. Perhaps no gem delights the senses in quite the same way as the diamond, which burns with a deep internal fire. Crystalized carbon, formed under tremendous pressure over millennia, the diamond is famed for its everlasting hardness. Diamonds are normally colorless, but are also found in shades including yellow, pink, and blue. In Eastern belief, the diamond is said to enhance the full spectrum of energies in the body, mind and spirit. Within the circle of gems, the diamond defines the standards of beauty, rarity, and preciousness. Origin: Colombia/ South Africa Collection: Diamond & Emerald Ring Medium: Emerald/Diamond/Gold   « Less

Origin: Russia Collection: Gem Stone Rings

Origin: Russia Collection: Gem Stone Rings   « Less

Perhaps no gem delights the senses like the diamond. This most precious of stones seems to burn with a fire deep within. Crystallized carbon, formed under tremendous pressure  More »

Perhaps no gem delights the senses like the diamond. This most precious of stones seems to burn with a fire deep within. Crystallized carbon, formed under tremendous pressure over millennia, the diamond is famed for its everlasting hardness. In this capacity, the gem has come to symbolize eternal faithfulness and is the traditional focus of the engagement band. Because early cultures lacked the technology to facet the diamond, the gem has only become popular in the last two centuries. Diamonds are normally colorless, but they are also found in shades including yellow, pink and blue. In eastern belief, the diamond is said to enhance the full spectrum of energies in the body, mind and spirit. Within the circle of gems, the diamond defines the standards of beauty, rarity and preciousness. - (FJ.5473)Origin: South Africa Collection: Gem Stone Rings Medium: Diamond/Gold   « Less

Perhaps no gem delights the senses like the diamond, its burning fires seem to radiate with an intensity that comes from deep within. Here we experience that same intensity  More »

Perhaps no gem delights the senses like the diamond, its burning fires seem to radiate with an intensity that comes from deep within. Here we experience that same intensity and mesmerizing beauty in a simulated diamond framed in a regal setting of 18-karat gold. Catching and reflecting the light like a million sunlit dewdrops seen through a heavenly prism, this extraordinary ring invites our spirit to rise and soar as we behold its celestial beauty. - (FJ.5597)Origin: Russia Collection: Gem stone rings Medium: Simulated diamond/gold   « Less

The art of jewelry-making originated in prehistoric times when primitive people used objects from the animal world—such as horn, shell, and feathers—to adorn  More »

The art of jewelry-making originated in prehistoric times when primitive people used objects from the animal world—such as horn, shell, and feathers—to adorn themselves. Cave paintings and carvings show figures decorated with bracelets, necklaces, and headdresses. Since then many forms of jewelry have evolved, so that there is hardly a part of the body for which an ornamental form has not been created. Arms and legs have been festooned variously with bracelets, rings, shoe buckles, and ankle bracelets; the head with tiaras, earrings, and combs; and the chest and neck with broaches, necklaces, belts, and breastplates. Traditionally jewelry has been a sign of social rank and a symbol, often of luck or good fortune. Probably the most widely used and highly prized material for jewelry making is gold. Its malleability, value, and color make it ideal for a wide range of uses. Gold sheets can be embossed, engraved, pressed, or pierced into decorative forms, and gold wire can be used to join jewels together or to make chains. The other most commonly used components of jewelry are precious and semiprecious stones. Diamonds have traditionally been the most highly prized of such gems, varying in color from yellow to bluish white and sometimes reaching enormous size. The brilliant cut, which with its myriad facets best shows the characteristic sparkle of a diamond, was invented in the 17th century. Origin: United States of America Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Diamond Rings Medium: Gold and Diamonds   « Less

The art of jewelry-making originated in prehistoric times when primitive people used objects from the animal world—such as horn, shell, and feathers—to adorn  More »

The art of jewelry-making originated in prehistoric times when primitive people used objects from the animal world—such as horn, shell, and feathers—to adorn themselves. Cave paintings and carvings show figures decorated with bracelets, necklaces, and headdresses. Since then many forms of jewelry have evolved, so that there is hardly a part of the body for which an ornamental form has not been created. Arms and legs have been festooned variously with bracelets, rings, shoe buckles, and ankle bracelets; the head with tiaras, earrings, and combs; and the chest and neck with broaches, necklaces, belts, and breastplates. Traditionally jewelry has been a sign of social rank and a symbol, often of luck or good fortune. Origin: South Africa Collection: Jewelry Style: Gem Stone Ring Medium: Diamond and Gold   « Less

Collection: Modern Jewelry Medium: Gold and Dimaond

Collection: Modern Jewelry Medium: Gold and Dimaond   « Less

The central round diamond weighs 1.51 carats. - (FJ.7183)Medium: Diamonds, Gold

The central round diamond weighs 1.51 carats. - (FJ.7183)Medium: Diamonds, Gold   « Less

Origin: South Africa Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Diamond Rings Medium: Diamonds, Gold

Origin: South Africa Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Diamond Rings Medium: Diamonds, Gold   « Less