Do you want something special for the holidays? Now is the time to start thinking about that gift. We need 4-6 weeks to turnaround a special order or custom design. […]

This month we celebrate the mysterious and alluring Opal, the birthstone for October. Many cultures believe Opals have supernatural powers. The Bedouins believed that Opals contained lightening and fell from […]

Mia Gemma’s newest artist, Nikki Lorenz, is producing very unique and dynamic work from her studio in Warrenton, VA. Inspired by the inner strength and beauty of women, Nikki’s designs possess bold and clean lines, yet remain feminine in their essence.

Traveling can sometimes create a dilemma for those of us who love our jewelry and want to wear it on vacation. What is safe to bring while traveling? What jewelry is right for the beach and warmer weather? What to pack for maximum style impact? Here are some guidelines and tips to make those jewelry decisions less complicated.

July’s birthstone is the ancient and beautiful red Ruby. Worn by Kings and Queens throughout antiquity it was, and still is, heralded as one of the four most precious and valuable gems.

The steamy heat of summer has arrived. It’s your chance to head for the beach to cool off and chill out. Whether you are basking in the sun, hanging by […]

Better late than never. We can’t let June end without showcasing the beauty of pearls. If you are a fan of this nautical gem, you know that pearls vary in color, shape, size, quality, and price.

A simple, elegant design is all that was needed to showcase the deeply saturated, clean beauty of the tanzanites that Laura D. purchased at our recent Gemstone Roundtable.

I love statement necklaces! A bold piece can transform your look from simple, to spectacular. Wearing a statement necklace may not be for everyone, but it could be if you know how to integrate this style with your wardrobe.

In a day and age when everything lastsa minute and being disposable is a way oflife, it is nice to know that some thingsendure. From her workshop in Israel, Sharon Chandally (a native New Yorker) honors her ancestors every day in creating her filigreepieces.