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Protecting Your Asset

Consider jewelry insurance for your brand-new rings.

Jan 3, 2012 by Natalia Knochowski in Jewelry

Baubles for Bridesmaids

Jewelry ideas for gifts for your bridesmaids.

Jun 24, 2011 by Susan Brierly in Jewelry

As today’s designers unveil elegant strapless gowns, simple sheaths, and timeless A-lines, brides have the opportunity to celebrate their personal style with unique and sometimes blinged-out jewelry and accessories.

Jan 3, 2011 by Susan Brierly in Jewelry

Colored Stones

Sapphires, pink diamonds, and yellow diamonds are the hot stones of choice for newly engaged brides.

Jun 29, 2010 by Rennie Ackerman in Jewelry (1 Comments)

Custom Engagement Ring from Yanina and Co. in Cedar Grove

Romancing The Stone

In search of the perfect engagement ring? You couldn’t have chosen a better season. “This is a great time to buy diamonds because jewelers need to move their stock and are willing to offer tremendous values on beautiful stones,” says John Herold, owner of John Herold Jewelers in Randolph (973-895-5664; john heroldjewelers.com).

Dec 30, 2009 by Susan Brierly in Jewelry

Scattered Rhinestone Necklace from Vera Wang

Trendy Jewels!

One splurge-worthy accessory this season is a killer statement necklace.

Dec 30, 2009 by Rennie Ackerman in Bridal Accessories

Silver Cuff Links

State Pride: These adorable “Jersey Boy” silver cuff links, $145, and “Jersey Girl” bracelet, $75, are perfect attendant gifts, from F. Gerald New in Chatham, 973-635-6770; and Morristown, 973-425-4485.

Dec 30, 2009 in Editor's Picks

Chandelier Earrings

Chandelier Earrings: Gold-plated earrings with semiprecious turquoise, $275, by Roxanne Assoulin for Lee Angel; leeangel.com.

Dec 30, 2009 in Editor's Picks

Gifts for the Bridesmaids

With all of the other weighty decisions on your bridal to-do list, what to give your bridesmaids may seem like a minor detail.

May 20, 2009 by Rennie Ackerman in Jewelry

A Ring Just For You

More than ever, brides and grooms are interested in customizing their jewelry to create something unique. It can be as simple as changing a few details on an existing ring to custom-designing the ring from scratch. It all depends on what you want.

Dec 23, 2008 by Lindsey Aspinall Getz in Jewelry

Something Borrowed

You’re renting the venue, the limos, the china…so why not the jewels?

Dec 23, 2008 by Patricia Koch in Jewelry

Pearls

Whether you are seeking exotic beauty, wholesome freshness, or classic elegance, pearl wedding jewelry is the perfect finishing touch to your special bridal look.

Dec 23, 2008 by Patricia Simone in Jewelry

New Diamond Cuts

Diamonds sparkle today more than ever, due to advanced cutting technology and designers’ dreams of creating unique, signature engagement and wedding ring diamonds that capture and reflect light brilliantly in a variety of beautiful shapes.

Dec 23, 2008 by Sharon Naylor in Jewelry (7 Comments)

The Power of Platinum

Nothing symbolizes a couple’s commitment to one another like the wedding band.

Dec 23, 2008 by Linda DiProperzio in Jewelry

Hot Diamond Colors

As far as the hot colors in diamonds right now, Jennifer Merksamer, publicity director for the Natural Color Diamond Association (www.ncdia.com), says that “natural color diamonds are more interesting than artificially colored diamonds.

Jan 13, 2009 by Sharon Naylor in Jewelry

Antique Bling 101

Know the difference between an antique and an estate ring. Here’s the rule: Antique rings are more than 50 years old (for stricter antique enthusiasts, they must be over 100 years old). Rings less than 50 years old and purchased used are "estate".

Jan 13, 2009 by Linda DiProperzio in Jewelry