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History of the Cufflink Circa 1600 to Today
Like the early 20th century, cufflinks are available in an amazing array of materials and designs and have continued to be a very popular accessory for the modern man.
How Gemstones Acquire Their Colours
You love to look at precious stones. From canary diamonds to sapphires, your curiosity and taste for exquisite gems lead you to explore the deep, rich colours these jewels contain...
The Science Behind Australia's Magical Gem: The Opal
Did you know that the opal is Australia's national gemstone? Around 95% of the world's opals come from our country. These beautiful gems possess one striking feature: when you move the stone in your hand, the coloured patterns on the gem transform and move. Experts call this phenomenon "play of colour."
Pavé Diamond Setting
Like a million twinkling stars, pave diamond setting makes jewellery stand out. Pavé from the French word for paved or cobblestone, uses a technique where small diamonds are set very close together covering a surface, just like paving.