Not all diamonds are created equal. Every diamond is unique. Diamonds come in many sizes, shapes, colors, and with various internal characteristics. At King Jewelers, we use the grading system developed by the Gemological Institute of America in the 1950’s which...
JEWELRY WITH A HISTORY Estate, vintage and antique jewelry are mystical in a sense. The joy they give lies in their beauty and history. If they could talk, just think of the stories they could tell you about style, romance and time-honored values. Each piece is...
Tip #1 when buying your wedding bands Always wear your engagement ring when selecting your wedding band so that you know how the rings fit together, and how they touch each other to ensure that your wedding band and engagement ring fit properly. Tip #2 when buying...
Resetting your Diamond Have you been gifted a piece of jewelry that’s just not your style? Do you own a family heirloom (grandma’s old engagement ring) that’s a little too vintage for your liking? Or maybe simply resetting your diamond will give it a little more...
What’s New and Different in Engagement Rings? Did you know: that the Egyptians were the first to signify a romantic relationship by wrapping a piece of metal wire around the third finger of the woman’s left hand? In the 1600’s, people exchanged posie rings — silver or...
What you need to know about appraisals What is the difference between a gemologist and certified insurance appraiser? Gemologist A gemologist is responsible for analyzing, and describing the characteristics and qualities of gemstones. Diamonds, sapphires, and rubies...
