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What Should We Do With Them?

What Should We Do With Them?

“Oh, I like that lavender and green….,” Laura replied to my text showing her several pairing of gems for three-stone rings. “What should we do with them?” That’s always the next question, isn’t it?   The unset gems move you, but what next?

What Paris Hilton’s Jeweler May Not Know

What Paris Hilton’s Jeweler May Not Know

You may have missed the breaking news last week that Paris Hilton’s $2Million engagement ring was found in a Miami club ice bucket last weekend.  While dancing with her hands in the air, the giant ring …

BYOJ:  Bring Your Own Jewelry!

BYOJ: Bring Your Own Jewelry!

The years go by, and we find our jewelry box filled with unworn bits and pieces gathered over the years. Whether beloved jewels passed down from...

Custom Jewelry Created from your Life Story

Custom Jewelry Created from your Life Story

Stories give us life. Hard-wired into our being, we don’t just love stories, but need them. Telling our stories, and listening to others’, shines a light on our life path that can also help our loved ones know us more completely or find their way over life’s sometimes rocky trail…

Collecting Around…

Collecting Around…

Designing is about solving problems, albeit in a graceful, useful way. Drawing pretty pieces of jewelry is just part of the show which also involves engineering, comfort and function usually with a budget in place. In my second year of college, I wrote an essay on…

Discover how your jewels can be a guide to personal transformation.

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Legacy Jewels: Transforming Birthstones into Heirlooms

Here is a captivating tale of blending birthstones and heirlooms into a singular timeless jewel.“Bubble Ring” bespoke ring creation in 950 platinum featuring the 1.43 and 1.51 carat diamonds from client’s grandmothers and a 9 mm Akoya pearl, the client’s birthstone.A...

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Aquamarine: Storied gem of beauty and insight

Aquamarine, named after the sea’s watery hues, has a storied history beginning with the earth’s oceans and water.  Most often, aquamarines are in lighter pastel tones blending different hues of blue and green. Photo 1:  “La Mer,” a Cynthia Renee bespoke...

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