BEJEWELED 55 Can I pair white and yellow gold? Or should everything match? Yellow gold is enjoying a resurgence not seen in decades. Since white gold and platinum have been the metals of choice for the last many years it is worth asking if yellow gold (or rose) can be combined with white. The answer is resoundingly, YES. Not only is combining everywhere in fashion, it’s also a way to make a personal statement. And, since every item of jewelry has a story, it’s often fun to pair jewelry which has been shared from one generation to the next. You’ll have wonderful stories to share at your next party. I’m looking for a holiday gift for my mother-in-law. How do I make the right impression without overdoing it? Between you and your spouse, I bet you know your motherin-law well. The advice I always share is to think of the person receiving the gift, not the gift itself. You’ll know what they are comfortable wearing, and how it will work well with other jewelry, wardrobe, and activities. You’ll likely have a good idea what dollar amount will make them comfortable as well. If you keep the person in mind, you can’t go wrong. What are your thoughts on lab grown diamonds? Lab grown can be an option for many, but it is a personal choice and one EVERYONE involved (buyer, seller, and wearer) needs to be aware. One thing to keep in mind is the value of lab-grown has gone down each year and will continue to do so. Unlike natural diamonds, they are unlimited. What’s your favorite gemstone to pair with diamonds? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Having said that, diamonds paired with color gemstones help to make both POP! The whiteness of diamonds helps to intensify a beautiful color gem. I’ve always been partial to cooler colors such as blue sapphire and forest green emeralds. “Diamonds paired with any color gemstones makes them both pop!
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