I spent a considerable amount of time crafting this style of bracelet. I would like to ask if you would like this style and color combination? Do you usually wear such bracelets?

I don't own a shop or something ,just wanted to know which one should I buy

My gf thinks it looks beautiful and I agree but ive read the specs and all that and to me it doesn't look worth it at all!

Just want some advice on the ring! And the brand its self to help sway her to a different option maybe!

Thank you

Max.The.Fisherman

Love the ring! and fits perfectly on 2 of my fingers. $375 flat. My issue is the repair work. The last pic, if you look closely at the burnt areas, there is a single line on either side from repair/possible resize. I was told it could be a durability issue. But for being only $25 over scrap as of today and how much I like it. I’m willing to over look, and one day maybe having same laser/welding done. Would you guys pass on an item with an issue like this or be willing to over look?

I'm the designer of these pieces, which are part of my own jewelry line. The starting point was an ear of wheat: individual grains gathering along a stem, each slightly different, yet forming a flowing shape together.

I chose small baroque pearls for their lustre, proportions and naturally irregular outlines. Arranged in clusters, those variations give the wheat motif its texture and fullness. I wanted the material itself to suggest the plant's character, while leaving each pearl's own shape visible. The metal components have three layers of 18K gold plating.

The necklace's changing silhouette was a big part of the design. The photos show the same piece worn with the pearl section curving across the neckline, hanging vertically as a long lariat, and sitting at an angle in an asymmetric arrangement. Moving the focal point changes the balance between the pearl clusters, open rings and fine chain, so the necklace can work with different necklines and moods.

The earrings echo the clustered wheat shape on a smaller scale, with a fine chain extending the line beneath the pearls. I wanted them to feel related to the necklace while still having enough presence to wear on their own.

For me, the elegance comes from that balance: a recognisable natural form, the small differences between pearls, and the freedom to make the arrangement your own.

Nowhere special to go but office but I love my stack today!

I think the purple yellow gradient is so beautiful. I loved the ring as soon as I saw it; I don't often see bicolor three-stone rings.

They are all untreated Bolivian ametrine, set in sterling silver.

Most of these pieces were inherited from my grandmothers.

I've wanted a tennis bracelet for a really long time, and I finally bought one.

14K gold, 92 diamonds, VS1 grade, 1.8 carats in total. Cost: around $2,500. Dad contributed $1,000.

I know it's not the most prudent financial decision. But I've wanted one for so long, and I finally decided to get it.

I always wanted to know what it felt like to find treasure! I'm so excited I can't stop talking about it.

Long story short, I bought an old house, the backyard was dead, so I'm prepping for dry-scaping. Now bits of old garbage come to the surface every time the wind blows. Sometimes I'll find 50's era plastic toy soldiers or part of old toy cars. But it's mostly garbage.

THEN I GOT OUT THE LEAF BLOWER...
and out pops this sterling silver and amber "poison" bangle. I did a bunch of research. It appears to be 1950 to 1970-ish. The style isn't terribly unique, but it's still quite the treasure. I HAD to share. I've never been this lucky before! I'm in shock!

UPDATE: I'm checking out a metal detector today. Gotta hit that yard before it snows!!! Also, I am never going to put off raking leaves again. I'm still shooketh. If I find another treasure I'll keep y'all updated.

Update #2 Some of you were spot on! A "counter-top" appraisal confirmed it's Baltic amber. They were mass imported during the 1970's to the 90's. It's not Victorian style, it's Bali. Unless fully restored it's not worth more than $120 ish. I'm not at all disappointed. I'm still so excited I'm bordering on ridiculous.

last: The Library has a massive waiting list for the metal detector. It might be a while before we can look for more treasure. maybe I'll find something else. But I'm happy if this is all I find. Cool stuff for sure. Thanks everyone for being so excited with me!

When it comes to earrings I like to wear it and forget it and these were on my ears for the past 4-5 months. I keep them on in the shower and just shampoo and rinse. I took them off to try on something else and I saw these red markings, I tried to wipe them off but this is what remained. I’ve never had this issue with other gold or silver earrings, some of them I’ve worn for years, so this worried me. My piercings are fine though, no inflammation.

I bought them a few years ago and I can’t be sure if they’re 14k or 18k but I bought them from a reputable jeweler so I know they’re not fake. My concern is is it rust? If so is there something I can do to save them? If not rust and just discoloration, is it safe to wear?

My collection is growing lol. The peridot charm is for my son and husband’s bdays (they were both born on the same day!).

Found the shell on the right in that exact shape at the beach so I drilled a bigger fragment to match the shape and made them into earings! Any advice or feedback would be appreciated!

Are these in a good state to give out to someone?

As the title says…
My ex husband gave me a sterling silver infinity bracelet from Tiffany about 15 years ago. It is still one that is available for purchase. I had it tucked away, but recently got a nice multi-tier jewelry box. As I was getting everything in there, I remembered how much I loved it.

Is it a faux pas to still wear it? For additional context, I’ve been with my current husband for 7 years. I also have a Tiffany bracelet that he gave me our second Christmas together. I don’t wear it everyday, but I do wear it frequently.

Hello everyone, I bought this gold chain, which is stamped with "LEE" and "14KT," and it also says "Made in Italy." Could you tell me if it is genuinely from Italy?

Also how much would you pay for this chain? Its 60 cm long, 27.5 gr

Was haltet ihr davon?
Ich finde im Zuge der Gleichberechtigung dürfen auch Männer so etwas tragen.

Hey all.

The only real jewelry I have is my wedding band, I want to start my collection of real jewelry soon, the things I can wear 24/7 and keep / maybe pass on to my child one day.

I love dainty, small jewelry. I have looked into the brands below, it’s so difficult because most are not spoke about positivity in this community. I am not into super expensive jewelry right now, just wanting basic every day wear (not into diamonds much on mu everyday wear) $300-1K max

Brands-
Ferkos
Gorjana
Baby gold
GLDN
Linjer

TLDR: in search of reliable brands for simple jewelry

I love engine turned hearts

Little Halloween design I did for myself.
The plan was to make my hand look all stitched up lol.
I’m pretty proud of how it turned out with the rings. Lmk what you think 😊

hi! i have a very cheap time and tru walmart necklace, normally i wouldn't wear something like this but it was a gift from a child so i've been wearing it every day for around a year. it has turned completely brown over time, and somehow i straight up didnt notice until today. obviously the necklace is cheap and mass produced and im probably better off just buying a new one rather than trying to fix this one, but this specific one has a lot of sentimental value so if it's possible to get it silver again that would be great. i tried to check walmarts website to find what material it was, but unfortunately it just said "metal" and "silvertone." if it's not possible, any advice on perhaps retouching it or how to prevent something like this from happening again would be very appreciated. thank you!