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The untamed beauty of tsavorite garnets

Only discovered in the 1960s, this rare green gemstone is a tougher and more affordable alternative to emerald, and as such its stock is rising

Life-affirming garnet jewellery for January birthdays

January 8, 2021

January’s birthstone garnet is said to boost health, wealth and happiness, and is most commonly found in shades of red, orange and green

10 garnet jewels for January birthdays

January 9, 2019

This month’s chameleon birthstone, not just available in red, brings a rainbow of jewellery choices for lucky Capricorns and Aquariuses

MEET THE DESIGNER 💕 @libbyrakjeweller is a jewe

MEET THE DESIGNER 💕 @libbyrakjeweller is a jeweller based in Oxfordshire, England, who has a passion for luxurious fine jewellery. From cocktail rings set with bright gemstones to delicate floral pendants, her handmade treasures are true forever jewels.⁠
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🛍 @baroquerocks vintage gold, lapis lazuli and

🛍 @baroquerocks vintage gold, lapis lazuli and diamond Dazzling pendant: This vintage 18ct gold pendant, sourced by Baroque Rocks, holds a rectangular cut of lapis lazuli. Three diamonds are set in a cluster, for extra sparkle. The necklace was made in 1975, and would be a stylish addition to any neck stack.

Baroque Rocks says: "Dazzle in diamonds, gold and lapis lazuli."

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MEET THE DESIGNER 💕 @klgjewellery is a London-

MEET THE DESIGNER 💕 @klgjewellery is a London-based designer who believes that jewellery equals love. From her workshop in Hackney, she crafts jewels inspired by the moons and planets that inhabit the universe beyond our world.⁠
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This month’s birthstone needs little introductio

This month’s birthstone needs little introduction, as the gemstone associated with April birthdays is diamond.⁠⁠
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Sparkling, clear gems that offer fire and brilliance, diamonds have been sought after for millennia. The first people to fall under their spell were Indians in the 4th century BC. The gems were found tumbling in rivers in India, where they were scooped up and set in jewels or traded with Europeans. This idyllic method of discovery is a far cry from today’s more industrial methods of diamond retrieval, but the romanticism around diamonds has not dimmed.⁠⁠
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After their discovery, diamonds soon became associated with royalty, and some of the largest gems – including the gems cut from the famous Cullinan diamond – can be seen in the crown jewels of the British royal family...⁠⁠
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"Not all engagement rings need to have a central s

"Not all engagement rings need to have a central stone, as this oval Catkin design by Scottish jewellery designer @alisonmacleodjewellery shows. This ring, with its scattering of 10 diamonds, is ideal for those who want a small dash of sparkle, but don’t like the big-bling look of traditional diamond rings. With no large central stone, it is incredibly easy to wear and doesn’t snag on jumpers or excitable children.⁠
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"The ring has been handcrafted using 18ct Fairtrade gold. Much like bananas or coffee, this means that some of the money you spend on your ring will be invested back into artisanal mining communities, making it a great choice for brides-to-be wishing to make an ethical purchase.⁠
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"This ring is a one-of-a-kind design, so you’ll never see another bride with the same one. One of our favourite elements is that the ring is sold in a vintage jewellery box, making for a sustainable and stylish proposal."⁠
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💍 As seen in @the.independent story '15 best alternative engagement rings to say yes to' - link in bio for the full story, and you can make this ring yours at The Jewellery Cut Shop 💍 ⁠

MEET THE DESIGNER 💕 @mxbxjewellery was founded

MEET THE DESIGNER 💕 @mxbxjewellery was founded by sibling duo Max and Bex Condon. Blending fashion and fine jewellery, it creates ethical, accessible jewels with an edge. The affordable handmade pieces are crafted in the UK using either Fairtrade or recycled metals.⁠
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