14Kt Diamond Circle Pendant

Exquisite 14Kt white gold diamond circle pendant featuring 38 white shimmering diamonds with a total carat weight of 0.14ct.

14Kt Gold Diamond Cross

Beautiful 14Kt white gold diamond cross featuring 6 white shimmering diamonds with a total diamond weight of 0.16ct. hanging from a 16″ chain that is included.

14Kt Gold Diamond Pendant

Modern 14Kt white gold multi-drop diamond journey pendant featuring 7 white shimmering diamonds with a total weight of 0.50ct.

Diamond Necklace

Magnificent style is captured in this 18Kt white gold necklace, featuring a charming design with white pave’ set full cut diamonds shimmering delightfully. Total weight of the diamonds is 1.43cts., H color grade, SI1 clarity grade.

White Gold Diamond Pendant

Beautiful 14Kt white gold pendant capturing a cross-over intertwined design featuring an array brilliant diamonds. Total weight of the diamonds is 0.03ct. Total weight of the gold is 2.0 grams.

Diamond Wire Necklace

Sleek and sophisticated 18Kt spring style white gold wire necklace is beautifully made for very easy access to put on and take off. This very elegant piece is satin finish on one side and bright finish on the other, set with a distinctive round full cut diamond on each end. Total diamond weight is 0.06ct., H color grade, SI1 clarity grade. Gold weight is 19.9 grams. They can be special-ordered in any metal fineness or color combination.

White Gold Filigree Diamond Pendant

This vintage-looking 14Kt white gold pendant, pave’ set with shimmering diamond center and border, is further enhanced by black antiquing effect. The total weight of round full cut diamonds is 0.22ct., I1 clarity grade, H-I color range.

Classy and elegant Pearl Earrings are the chosen earring for brides.

Since ancient times, the pearl has been a symbol of unblemished perfection. It is the oldest known gem, and for centuries it was considered the most valuable. Pearls have been considered ideal wedding gifts because they symbolize purity and innocence. In the Rigveda, an ancient Hindu book dating back to 1000 B.C. Krishna, the preserver, brought forth pearls from the depths of the sea to give to his daughter on her wedding day. Thus started the tradition of giving pearls to the bride.

The ancient Greeks also believed that pearls should be part of the wedding experience. They considered pearls to be the “wedding gem” because they believed that pearls would help ensure marital bliss and prevent newlywed brides from crying.

During the Crusades, gallant knights returning from the Holly Lands would bestow pearls to their “fair ladies” for their wedding days.

In the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, pearls were at the height of wedding fashion with royal weddings in the French House of Burgundy taking place in a “sea of pearls”. Everyone from the bride to her male guests were adorned in glowing pearls.

From Queen Elizabeth I to our modern Queen Elizabeth II, the tradition of wearing pearls on the wedding day has continued. At the beginning of the 20th century, pearls were as much a nuptial gem in the United States as diamonds are today.

Today, the tradition of bestowing pearls upon the bride continues. Often the father of the bride or the groom gives the gift of pearls. Many brides give their bridesmaids pearl necklaces, bracelets or earrings too.