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What Pearls Actually Mean, and How to Wear One Now

Almost every stone in a jewellery case started as rock, whether it was dug out of the ground or grown in a lab. A pearl did neither. An oyster or...

Why Silver Turns Black, and What You Can Actual...

Silver jewellery turning black is not a flaw and it is not your skin doing something wrong. It is a chemical reaction on the surface of the metal, and it...

What Is American Diamond? The Straight Answer

American Diamond is cubic zirconia — a lab-made stone, cut and polished to look the way a diamond looks, at a fraction of the cost. It is not a diamond,...

How to Measure Your Ring Size at Home

Order a ring online off a size guessed from memory and there's a decent chance it arrives loose enough to spin round the finger, or too tight to clear the...

Four Leaf Clover Jewellery: What the Motif Mean...

A three-leaf clover is common. Find one with four leaves and people notice, and that's really the whole reason the shape ended up on jewellery in the first place.What the...

Silver Anklets for Girls: Size, Safety and What...

An anklet on a child does something no other piece of jewellery does. It sits below the hem of every sock, trouser leg and bed sheet, in the one place...