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Can Photos of Loved Ones Help Ease Pain? Posted On: April 11, 2018 We all know there’s no better pain relief than physical contact with someone you love. Whether it be just holding their hand or being enveloped in a hug,
A Guide to Mother’s Day Jewelry Gifts Mothers are unique, her gift should be too Being a mom is an ever-growing job. With each passing milestone, Moms earn badges right alongside their kids — remember the “I-made-it-through-one-day-without-crying” achievement? And since
Here we are one week away from Christmas!! Our cases getting empty but luckily we have ordered and made back up jewelry just for all our last minute customers who we know will come in this week. This week leading
Vintage Jewelry Guide From Designer Gabriel & Co. by cassandra thomas Certain items like wine, denim, leather and cheese become finer with time. And the
Struggling With What To Get Dad For Father’s Day? Here are a few ideas. How about taking it up a few notches for Fathers Day this year. Give your Dad something memorable, something personal that he can cherish for
Mother’s Day Celebration at Jem Jewelers Mother’s Day is Sunday May 14th and like most holidays it will be here before you know it! We have been working hard creating a new look and buying new products for our store.
While white gold and platinum look the same to a consumer, they have very different properties. The first difference between white gold and platinum is the most basic, White gold and platinum are different metals. White gold starts out as
The Origin Of Mother’s Day Mother’s day is celebrated on different days through out the world, but is typically observed in the U.S. the second Sunday of May. Anna Jarvis was the driving force behind the first Mother’s Day observation
Pearls are created by a living creature. They are formed when a bead or nucleus is inserted into a shellfish. A substance called “nacre” is secreted by the animal and coats the bead through time like layers in an onion.
Here at Jem Jewelers we recommend having your fine jewelry inspected every six months. This way we can check stones, prongs, settings and clasps to make sure they are in good condition. Remember- All fine jewelry will need maintenance at