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HOW TO: Caring for your Sterling Jewelry
To care for your sterling silver jewelry and ensure that it lasts for years of enjoyment, follow these tips: Store your jewelry properly: When not in use, store your sterling...
PLATINUM
Platinum is a rare, silver-white metal that is known for its strength, durability, and resistance to tarnishing. The metal is often used to make jewelry, and is prized for its...
Sterling Silver
Sterling silver is a type of silver that is known for its strength, durability, and versatility. The metal is often used to make jewelry, flatware, and other decorative items, and...
GOLD
Gold jewelry has long been prized for its beauty and value. But did you know that it also has potential health benefits? In this article, we'll explore the various benefits...
HOW TO: Stacking Bracelets
Wearing multiple bracelets has been a popular fashion trend in recent years, with celebrities and fashion bloggers alike sporting stacks of bracelets on their wrists. This trend adds a fun...
HOW TO: Ring Size Measurement at Home
Did that special ring catch your eye on our website but worried it won’t fit? At David’s we make it easy for you to order the correct ring size. Since...
Morganite
The Morganite gemstone is a cousin to the beryl family but is considered a semi-precious stone not a precious stone like the other family members such as aquamarine or emeralds. ...
Poison Rings
The Poison Ring originated in ancient India and the Far East, then made its way to Europe. The traditional Poison ring had a very small container hidden under a hinged...
Lapis Lazulli
Lapis is the birthstone for December and is 5-5.5 on the hardness scale. Lapis is the Latin word for stone and the Persian lazhward meaning blue. Lapis Lazuli is a...
T is for Tourmaline
The name Tourmaline comes from Sinhalese word “Thoramalli” which is a group of stones found in Sri Lanka.It is a semi-precious stone that is found in many different colored such...
D is for Diamonds
Diamonds are considered a precious stone amongst the other 4 which are rubies, sapphires, aquamarine and emeralds. Diamonds are pure carbon and the hardest stone of all gems. On the...
L is for Larimar
Larimar is a blue variety of the semi-precious gemstone Pectolite. However, not a rare mineral or gemstone, and found throughout the world, except from the exquisite sea-blue color exhibited in...
