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Will my sterling silver ring turn my finger green?  Sterling Silver is a wonderful metal for rings and is very budget friendly. However, pure silver is too soft for jewelry unless it is alloyed with stronger metals. Copper is one of the metals that is used as an alloy. The silver we use is .925 sterling,

We aren’t looking for a specific method when we are making jewelry with your fingerprint. We are looking for a perfect fingerprint. We understand that isn’t always possible so we can use however you have your fingerprint. This is how we like to get a nice clear fingerprint.  We do recommend before you get started

My favorite sterling silver ring turned black this weekend when I went in a hot tub!   I tell customers often to remove their sterling silver rings when they go in pools and hot tubs. This is exactly why! My beautiful ring got all weird patchy, gray and black! I am notoriously hard on my

It’s true…we are not the lowest price in the marketplace for fingerprint jewelry. However, we are by far and away the best quality! Why is quality so important? You are about to invest in one of the most important aspects of your wedding. The dresses, the cake, the music are all for one special day.

  Do I need to rhodium plate my wedding ring… or not?   Rhodium plating is rhodium that is used over white gold to make it have a brighter white finish. White gold starts out as yellow gold; and then white alloys, such as nickel, are added to make the white color. The white naturally

It seems like everyone wants silicone wedding bands these days. They are durable comfortable and safe to wear doing active sports and professions. It is an awesome choice if you want to show your commitment to each other but either don’t have the money or don’t want to invest in precious metal rings.  Most silicone

One of the most difficult tasks of shopping for a ring on the internet is discerning the correct size for the ring. Finger size is not the same as ring size. In order to craft a ring that fits, we need to know your correct ring size. The best way to get a proper fit

The ring finger on the left hand has been the location for a wedding band for a long time. Stemming from a Tudor tradition from the 16th-century, the left-handed ring finger was believed that it was connected to the heart by a vein. Wearing a ring on that finger signified that the wearer had a