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Who doesn't love pearls? We look at the timeless beauty of the classic pearl; from its lustre suiting every skin tone to its versatility bringing a touch of glamour to any outfit or occasion; including how they have been a traditional feature of wedding ceremonies for centuries

Jewellery can suit a paricular season depending on colour and the meaning of the gemstone. We take a look at which birthstones are the most ideal for the Spring and Summer seasons.

It is said that diamonds are a girl's best friend, but we think that cubic zirconia should get a look in too! Today we examine why a cubic zirconia engagement ring might be a better bet.

There are many days celebrating women that are held in August and what a better way to acknowledge them than a gift of jewellery? Today we take a look at when these different days are held so that you are prepared for them.

Did you know that the aquamarine gemstone is considered lucky by sailors? May be it's the glistening light blue colour that made them believe it would protect them when in water, but either way, the aquamarine makes for some stunning jewellery.

Do you know what to look for to tell the difference between freshwater and saltwater pearls? Today we investigate the difference between the two and look at why we use freshwater pearls in our jewellery.

Lush green was the Pantone colour of the year not so long ago, so today we take a look at how one can best wear this shade and what are the perfect gemstones and jewellery to accessorise it with.

Do you prefer jewellery that is a little more unusual in its design? Today we present a guide to wearing peridot jewellery and offer some interesting examples that you might pique your interest.

If you are looking for an engagement ring with a little bit of a difference, then you can look no further than a gemstone ring. Opals, topaz and amethyst are among the stones that hold special meaning and would look perfect sitting alongside that wedding ring.

The world's largest faceted aquamarine gem is currently on display in the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. We take a closer look at the fascinating history of this record breaking gemstone.