Antique Jewelry - The Most Meaningful Gift
When you give the gift of antique jewelry, you are giving a gift with a story that has already begun. It becomes part of a continuum—past, present, and future—woven together in a single piece.
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Why Buying Gold is an Investment – Not Just a Purchase
Read nowAntique and vintage gold pieces combine intrinsic metal worth with craftsmanship, rarity, and historic significance. An 18KT Victorian locket or Edwardian gold ring isn’t just wearable—it’s collectible.
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October's Jewels: Opals & Tourmalines in Antique Jewelry
Read nowIn the realm of antique jewelry, opals and tourmalines are more than beautiful—they’re storytellers, echoing the artistry and values of the past.
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Pools of Light in the Winter Solstice: Rock Crystal
On occasion, I'd go with my friend to Isadoras, and they would always let me hold a pools of light necklace. How cold they were! Truly, I understood why the root of the word "crystal" is "krystallos," which means "ice." And how rare: undrilled rock crystal is considerably more valuable than its drilled counterparts, and is often wrapped with silver to hold each orb.Read now -
Garnets: Pomegranates on the Snow
Of course the garnet is the birthstone of those born in January, when our blood races to warm our bodies. Indeed, in the Middle Ages, garnets were worn at the neck to prevent sore throats.Read now -
Engagement Ring Season: Antique Diamond Cuts
No matter the cut, we encourage all customers to try on whatever speaks to them. Antique diamonds have a way of calling out to you in their own manner and once on your finger, they let you know if you're right for them, in the same way you knew your partner was right for you: the light changes, a comfort comes upon you, and it's as if it's always been a part of your life.Read now
