Discover the newest trends and styles making waves in the world of fine jewelry! From statement pieces to delicate designs, Jeulia collects a glimpse of fashion news what’s hot in the fine jewelry scene.
Bold and Colorful Gemstones: Vibrant gemstones are taking center stage, adding a pop of color to fine jewelry collections. Think eye-catching emeralds, sapphires, and rubies that make a statement.
Layering and Stacking: Layering necklaces, stacking rings, and mixing metals are all the rage in fine jewelry fashion. Create a personalized and unique look by mixing and matching different pieces.
Vintage-Inspired Glamour: Retro styles are making a comeback in fine jewelry, with Art Deco and Victorian influences seen in intricate designs and ornate details.
Sustainable and Ethical Jewelry: As sustainability becomes increasingly important, eco-friendly and ethically sourced fine jewelry options are gaining popularity. Look for pieces made from recycled metals and conflict-free gemstones.
Versatile Pieces: Fine jewelry that can transition from day to night is a must-have. Pieces that are versatile and can be dressed up or down are perfect for the modern fashionista.
Stay ahead of the fashion curve by incorporating these trends into your fine jewelry collection. Whether you’re a fan of bold statement pieces or prefer understated elegance, there’s something for everyone in the ever-evolving world of fine jewelry.
Emerald is a gemstone full of mysterious colors, and many beautiful legends in the West are related to it. In the market, the origin of emeralds is becoming increasingly diversified, and the style of emerald rings are also very diverse. In fact, when wearing gemstones, you don’t need to focus on the carat count and place of origin. Just like what you like, and the gemstones you buy should not just be collected. Wearing them can always appreciate their beauty.
Solitaire Emerald Ring – Emerald Green White Gold Engagement Ring
Highlight: As a traditional emerald rings design, this engagement ring is the perfect choice for that most special day. This classic four-prong white gold ring setting has a rounded inside edge for increased comfort. This solitaire engagement ring is a symbol of enduring love and commitment. It is your promise of forever.
Oval Emerald Ring- Emerald Oval Engagement Ring with bright Band
Highlight: With grace and shimmer, this sparkling emerald ring is a classic style that complements her sophisticated taste. It features a sparkling oval cut stone at the center while additional round stones glisten on the ring’s shank. Treat beloved her to this stunning ring that celebrates your endless love and passion.
Vitality for Love -Emerald Four Stone Leaves Promise Ring
Highlight: This whimsical ring is wonderfully designed into a branch and leaf shape with the dainty curve outlining four marquise-cut glistening stones. The shining moissanite leaves nestle quietly and lively on the slender branch. Graceful, low-pitched, and timeless, the lovely feminine ring is ideal for an anniversary gift or everyday accessory. She will fall in love with the simple but unique style at the first sight.
Past Present Future-Three Stone Emerald Cut Ring White Gold Twist
Highlight: A beautiful choice, this vintage-inspired three stone ring is certain to be adored the instant it’s presented to her. Glittering in bold brilliance, this elegant design showcases a sparkling oval cut stone at the center, while two smaller stones flank the center stone for extra shimmer. The crossover shank shimmers with an artful arrangement of polished and stone-lined ribbons. Simply timeless, this design for past present and future is buffed to a brilliant lustre.
Emeraled Flower Ring With Ruby Halo Rose Gold
Highlight: Reflect her love of all things vintage with this exquisite moissanite engagement ring. This heirloom look features a shimmering round stone at the center of an ornate vintage frame bright with accent moissanites and intricate milgrain detailing. Additional moissanites are set in the slender shank, and you can leave your inscription on the shank to record your love.
Heart Ring Emerald and Ruby Halo Design
Highlight: Elegant and romantic, this sweet engagement ring makes a stunning statement of love. It showcases a sparkling heart cut stone wrapped in a glistening halo frame of round stones, while additional stones glisten on the shank. Make your proposal something that you will be dreaming about for years to come, with this ring that are designed with love in mind. With multiple options for personalization, this beautiful style is a perfect gift for any lady or the perfect reason to spoil yourself!
Simple Emerald Ring with Rose Gold Design
Highlight: This classic moissanite band is a symbol of enduring love. Timeless and traditional, it features an alluring addition of a round-cut stone set into its band. The tone imbues this piece with a contemporary resonance. Dedicatedly created, the ring serves as a visual reminder of a loved one, making a natural choice for a wedding ring.
Art Deco Pave Emerald Engagement Ring Twist
Highlight: Radiant and refined, this engagement ring is an exquisite reminder of your love. This elegant style features a shimmering round cut stone at its center. Along the gracefully bypassing shank, smaller stones complete this fresh choice. Chic, confident and ultra-stylish, this striking ring is sure to grab her attention!
Princess Emerald Engagement Ring Platinum
Highlight: Classic and simple, this engagement ring is a brilliant addition to her wardrobe.This ring showcases a shimmering princess-cut center stone in a traditional four-prong setting.With its classic design and sparkling stone, this ring is a beautiful complement to any attire. Take the ring without any hesitation, and it won’t disappoint you!
Pear Cut Emerald Halo Ring with Yellow Gold
Highlight: Resplendently styled with a pear-cut center stone, the moissanite ring is designed to shine from every angle. The glittering centerpiece is complete with a halo of small round stones and shimmering stone-set shoulders, which enhance the brilliance of this chic design. Infused with elegance and effulgence, it enriches your lady’s beautiful look and charming personality. Make it a perfect engagement ring and honor your flaming love.
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Everyone has their own birthstone, and people of different months have different guardian stones, and the things they want to protect are also different. Each type of guardian stone has a very beautiful and charming appearance, and the guardian stone has its own meaning and symbolic significance.
The birthstones are said to be related to the twelve cornerstones, twelve precious stones in the breastplate, the twelve angels of Islam, and the legends of the twelve celestial palaces in the Bible. Over time, the custom of wearing birth moon gemstones has formed in various regions.
Here are the birthstones by month with some background on each of the stones.
Garnet is a gemstone, dark red,whose name from a variety of old English, French and Latin words. It also drawed as “seed” and are thought to possibly be linked to the meaning behind Pomegranate; a fruit with dark red seeds that evoke the shapes and colors of garnet crystals. While garnets do come in various colors, it it the dark red version that is traditionally associated with garnet as a birthstone.
More than a hundred years ago, the young girl Ululiet fell in love with the famous German poet Goethe. Every time she went on a date, Ululiet never forgot to wear her ancestral pomegranate. She firmly believed that this gem could convey love to her lover. In the end, Goethe was deeply moved by Ululiet, and the great poem “The Lament of Marienbator” was born from it.
As a January birthstone, garnet represents chastity, friendship, and loyalty.
Amethyst is a semi precious stone that is actually a purple/violet variety of quartz. It’s use in jewelry dates back to the ancient Egyptians and over the centuries it was able to be sourced from more areas allowing it to become a stone that many could enjoy.
According to legend, the god of wine, Busca, once played a prank that turned a beautiful girl into a stone sculpture. When Busca regretted being sad, he accidentally spilled wine on the sculpture, which turned into a beautiful amethyst. Therefore, the god of wine named the amethyst after the girl, “AMETHYST”.
Amethyst, known as the “King of Crystals”, has been regarded as a noble color in Japan since ancient times, symbolizing honesty and a peaceful mindset.
The March birthstone name alone of the stone let’s us know we are in a world of aquatic tranquility. Derived from the word aqua – Latin for water – aquamarines rightfully bear the colors of the waters that break upon our most beautiful coral reefs.
Legend has it that there is a group of beautiful fish living on the deep blue sea floor. They dress themselves up with aquamarine gemstones, and at critical moments, as long as the gemstones are exposed to sunlight, they can gain mysterious power. Therefore, aquamarine has another nickname called “Yuwu Fish Stone”.
As a March birthstone, Hai Lan Bao symbolizes calmness and bravery, happiness and longevity.
What more can we say about diamonds, which have a special place in the world of fine jewelry and precious stones. Not surprisingly, we’ve heard it said by more than one woman that if they could trade birthdays (and birthstones) then April (and diamonds) would be at the top of their list.
Alexander obtained diamonds in the Diamond Valley guarded by pythons during his conquest of India in 350 BC. He cleverly ordered the soldiers to use mirrors to reflect the snake’s gaze and kill it. Then he threw the lamb chunks towards the diamond in the valley, and killed the vulture that was catching the meat to obtain the diamond.
Diamonds symbolize loyalty and purity, and are also a commemorative gemstone for the 75th anniversary of marriage.
Emeralds, in their highest quality form, are one of the more rare precious gemstones. High quality emeralds are judged by their rich deep verdant green color and well as their clarity. Emeralds are generally sourced from Colombia, Brazil, Zambia and Afghanistan with Colombian emeralds generally held in the highest esteem. As a stone derived from the beryl group of minerals, emeralds offer the opportunity to be worn for any occasion depending on the fine jewelry design in which they are set.
A long time ago, someone discovered a pool of very green water in the Andes mountain area. Patients can recover by drinking it, and blind people can regain their sight by using it! So someone jumped into the deep pool to explore and picked up a crystal clear emerald at the bottom of the pool. This was emerald, which made the people there live a happy life.
As a May birthstone, emerald symbolizes a happy wife.
Pearls are actually the only birthstone (and gemstone for that matter) that is created by a living creature. Mollusks create pearls naturally when an irritant, like a grain of sand, in introduced into their shells. Pearls formed naturally by mollusks without any human involvement are the most rare (natural pearls), whereas pearls that are cultivated and farmed are the ones that are the most common and widely available today. While natural colored pales are most rare and precious, cultivated, or fresh water pearls, will often be offered in a few different colors and are actually dyed to achieve the available hues.
The Moonlight Stone Statue is like a quiet moonlit night, emitting a steady light. Sometimes the faint light may change slightly, creating a mysterious color tone. It is said that this is because Diana, the goddess of the moon, lives in the Moonlight Stone. Sometimes Diana’s mood fluctuates, and the color tone of the Moonlight Stone will change accordingly.
People believe that wearing a moonstone can bring good luck, and Native Americans consider it a “sacred stone”, indicating health, longevity, prosperity, and wealth.
Rubies are precious gemstones renowned for their deep red color. They are the red variety of the mineral corundum, and the finest, deepest red versions historically were mined in Burma (now Myanmar). For those seeking July birthstone jewelry gifts, a large percentage of rubies are infused with color through heat treatments, which also makes for increased availability of the stones. Ruby is one of the harder, more durable gemstones, with only diamonds being harder.
According to legend, there is a beautiful princess named Naja in Myanmar who demands the removal of the man eating dragon from the mountains in order to marry her. Finally, a poor young man eliminated the demon dragon and became the Prince of the Sun. Then the two disappeared into a flash of light, leaving only a few eggs, and one of them gave birth to a ruby.
The August birthstone is the peridot that is recognized for its unique lime or olive green color. It is the gem quality version of the mineral olivine, and large quantities of the stone today are mined in Arizona. It is a gemstone that can trace its origins back to the ancient Egyptians in the 2nd millennium BC.
According to legend, on a small island in the Mediterranean, pirates often clashed. Once, they discovered a large number of gemstones while digging for cover, so everyone embraced and reconciled. The pirate leader referred to this olive like gemstone as olivine, based on the story of olive branches in the Bible. From then on, olivine was revered by pirates as a token to turn swords into jade.
Peridot, known as the “Stone of Happiness,” is well deserved as it symbolizes happiness and harmony.
Perhaps no other gemstone apart from diamonds has the history and recognition of sapphires. The September birthstone are traditionally known for their rich blue color, but sapphires actually come in a broad range of colors, including white sapphires which we use throughout our sterling silver collection. Sapphires are gem versions of the mineral corundum, and pink sapphires will retain the sapphire designation until they reach the level of red to be classified as rubies. Most blue sapphires today are heated to impart their richness of color, an unheated blue sapphire is more precious due to greater rarity. The blue sapphire gained added attention a few years back when Prince William gave Kate Middleton a blue sapphire ring for their engagement.
A long, long time ago, there was a young man named Banda who bravely fought against the demon king for the peace of the people. The fierce demon king struggled desperately before his death, causing a corner of the sky to shatter and causing many stars to fall. Some of the stars turned into starlight sapphires.
Sapphire symbolizes loyalty, steadfastness, love, and honesty. Starlight Blue Treasure, also known as the “Stone of Destiny,” can bless the wearer with safety and bring good luck.
Opals are gemstones known for their extraordinary play of color which in the most precious of opals can mirror the greatest natural light shows of the heavens or the seas. The finest October birthstones are from Australia and the types range from crystal, boulder and water opals to the rarest black opals. Fire opals, known for their deep translucent reddish and orange colors, are most often found in Mexico. Opals are most commonly cut into domed cabochon stones, as the smooth domed cuts allow for the most play of color.
According to legend, Prometheus disregarded Zeus’s opposition and brought fire to humanity. When fire spread to thousands of households, it finally extinguished on the hanging rock of the Caucasus mountain where Prometheus was bound, leaving behind a gemstone that could bloom in seven colors. This gemstone has the seven colors of the sun’s rays, which is called tourmaline.
Bi Xi sounds like “warding off evil”, hence it is also known as the “stone for warding off evil”. People believe that wearing a tourmaline can receive the blessings of the Buddha, stay away from ghosts and monsters, and resolve all unpleasant situations.
While topaz may be found in a variety of colors, in its natural state is generally yellowish-brown or near colorless. In varieties like blue topaz, the November birthstone’s colors are achieved through treatments like irradiation. The most precious topaz is the imperial topaz, which has a rich orange like cast that often includes wondrous elements of pink to create a fantastic rainbow-like quality.
The Golden Fleece can be said to be the most valuable treasure in Greek mythological stories, guarded by dragons and inaccessible to the world. However, only the Greek hero Jason can obtain it because he possesses the yellow crystal bestowed by the goddess Hera, and the light of his wealth is very powerful, leaving the eyes of the evil dragon unaware.
Yellow crystal can enhance personal confidence, accumulate wealth, and focus on financial luck. It often brings unexpected wealth and belongs to the category of wealth crystals.
Turquoise and tanzanite are both known as December birthstones. We decided to feature turquoise as it is the oldest and original birthstone for December, with tanzanite having been added in 2002. Turquoise of course has a rich history across many cultures. From the Pharaohs of ancient Egypt to the Chinese, Native Americans and the British Royal family, all have made Turquoise part of their jewelry and heritage. In its purest form, turquoise will have the deep, rich flawless solid blue, but also comes in many instances with “matrix” the veins of brown colorations that can make the stone so visually interesting.
It is said that in order to marry a wife who is both talented and beautiful, Songtsen Gampo asked the candidate beauties to string turquoise necklaces with nine curves and eighteen small holes. The beautiful and intelligent Princess Wencheng took off one of her beautiful hair, tied it around the waist of an ant through a small hole, and finally strung turquoise into a necklace.
Turquoise is also the spirit of the sea and blue sky, bringing auspiciousness and good luck to those on expeditions. It is known as the stone of success and luck, and is a symbol of divine power.
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Halloween is over more than one week, and I was wondering if you guys created a dreamy surprise for others or received impressive gifts from others. Maybe both of them completed in your happy day. Then subtle questions come into my mind. Who will be the happier one when we talk about the gift giver and the receiver.
