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Ta-Da! Introducing the New Name!

Posted by Denise Hershey on Aug 2nd 2017

In honor of Mother’s day, I am proud to introduce you to the new name of my Jewelry. Last time, I left you with a riddle: What do James Taylor, Valensia, Herb Ernst, and Olivia Newton-John have i … read more

Amazing Amethyst!

Posted by Denise Hershey on Aug 2nd 2017

In the Quartz group, Amethyst is the most sought after. Per the Gemstones of the World 5th Edition by Walter Schumann: "The name means “not drunken” (Greek), as amethyst was worn as an amulet agains … read more

Dragonfly - The magical Insect

Posted by Denise Hershey on Aug 2nd 2017

The Dragonfly is a stealthy hunter. As a nymph, it eats insect larvae and as an adult it eats winged insects. Its flight is irregular and dazzling, making it hard to catch.Dragonfly signifies the ma … read more

What the heck is a Petoskey Stone? And why would I wear them?

Posted by Denise Hershey on Aug 2nd 2017

On the beaches of Lake Michigan between Leelanau County and the city named Petoskey, you can find the fossilized coral called Petoskey Stones. When dry, they pretty much look like the other gray sto … read more

Which Color of the Year 2016 is a Gemstone?

Posted by Denise Hershey on Aug 2nd 2017

2016 Colors of the Year   According to Pantone, the 2016 colors of the year are Serenity and Rose Quartz. This is the first time Pantone has combined two shades for the color of th … read more

​Labra-cadabra! The Labradorite and its Famous Blue Flash!

Posted by Denise Hershey on Aug 2nd 2017

The discovery of Labradorite was (not surprisingly) on the Labrador Peninsula in Canada. Labradorite can look very unassuming, especially in flat light. It most often has a gray cast with some black … read more