Posted on December 01 2017
One of the benefits of having sole control over my business is the joy of interacting w...
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Posted on November 01 2017
Before the 20th century, all gems in the brown, orange, and yellow colour range were called topaz. Modern gemology was only recognized as a science in the 1930s. Today we know that topaz and brown quartz are actually two different gemstones. Citrine is less likely to be confused with Topaz today, but it does happen.
Posted on November 01 2017
It’s pretty clear when you first meet Anaita Thakkar from the stunning jewellery brand Lustre, that she absolutely loves what she does. And why wouldn’t she? Anaita’s passion in working with gemstones shines through in her work and we managed to pin her down for a few minutes for a quick chat
Posted on April 15 2016
Lapidary, the art of working or cutting in stone, only applies to working with small ge...
Posted on April 01 2016
Symbolic of eternal love, and thought to be one of the hardest substances on the glob...
Posted on March 01 2016
Nearly all Aquamarines on the market have been heat treated to enhance the colour. In meeting with the consumer preference for aquamarines in deep blue, the stones are heated near 800 degrees Fahrenheit, which causes the blue colour to emerge and the yellow/green tones to disappear. As a gemstone, they work equally beautifully set in silver or gold. Many aquamarine stones are virtually free of inclusions and their lustre is vitreous or glass-like.
Posted on February 16 2016
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Posted on January 25 2016
From Bestseller, to the latest gadgets, and sometimes even groceries, there is no denyi...
Posted on November 01 2015
Running your own business is challenging, but never boring. And that fits me just fine. I could never be the person that works regular hours, and sees the same people around me every single day. That would be soul destroying.
Posted on October 17 2015
When a piece of jewellery is displayed in a shop, show booth, or even at a private even...
Posted on August 15 2014
It is referenced in legends by the Innuit tribe whose folklore claims that Labradorite fell from the frozen fire of the Aurora Borealis - now how can you not love a stone with magic like that?
With it's quiet beauty it's often easy to overlook labradorite especially when compared to the more obvious charms of Opals or Amethysts but have another look at that piece of jewellery, let it catch the light and watch the iridescence take your breath away.
With it's quiet beauty it's often easy to overlook labradorite especially when compared to the more obvious charms of Opals or Amethysts but have another look at that piece of jewellery, let it catch the light and watch the iridescence take your breath away.
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