A jewelry piece can be a huge investment, whether a diamond engagement ring or something you want to wear for a night out on the town. However, you may want to ensure you're getting fair market value.

Every year, Pantone Color Institute chooses their Color of the Year that influences products and buying decisions. They base their color choice on thorough market analysis, and, over the years, it has garnered quite a following. Yes, even in the jewelry and gemstone industry.

Losing jewelry is unlike losing other expensive items that can be replaced. Engagement rings, wedding bands, family treasures passed down through generations—you can’t measure their sentimental value in dollars. They’re irreplaceable.

When you’ve lost jewelry, it’s hard to know where to start. This post will walk you through the best steps to find your jewelry whether misplaced or stolen. 

What’s your favorite piece of jewelry? Typically, everyone that wears jewelry has that one pair of earrings or necklace that is their go-to for any event. Did you know the type of jewelry you favor has a connection to who you are as a person?

When you are buying gemstones whether they are for creating jewelry or home decorations it is important to know that the gemstones you are buying are original as opposed to a fake. You don’t want to shell out the cost for a precious stone and end up with an imitation. How are you supposed to know the difference?