Monthly Archives: March 2022
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March 31, 2022
Diamonds are easily one of the most recognized and treasured gemstones in today’s society. They’re featured in the most beautiful time honored tradition of love and commitment, used as a symbol of status and wealth, and gifted to express everything from adoration and passion to appreciation and recognition. Diamonds have truly stood the test of time as a gemstone revered and adored by all, and their roots in history run deep. Diamonds have been traced back millions of years, all the way back to the 4th century BC, when they are said, by some historians, to have been discovered and traded in India. In India’s ancient Hindu culture, diamonds were used to indicate the eyes of important deity statues to be worshiped and revered. This indicates a huge appreciation and recognition of diamonds’ beauty and perceived power. ...Read more »This entry was posted in: Diamonds -
March 24, 2022
Welcome to Aries season! This fiery, adventurous zodiac season stretches from March 21st - April 19th and can bring power and confidence into your life, whatever your sign is. For those of you who’s sun sign is Aries, however, this season marks a new year for you, as you slip into the next chapter of your life. With this change comes new beginnings and opportunities, and a multitude of new ideas and ambitions for the bold and outgoing Aries. This season not only begins a new chapter for Aries signs, but it restarts the entire zodiac wheel, as Aries season is the first in the zodiac calendar. Some of the most recognizable traits of people born under the Aries zodiac sign are their incredible ambition and leadership skills. This fire sign is not afraid of a challenge and is likely to treat difficulty as an adventure and an obstacle to conquer, rather than a braking or stopping point. This is an admirable trait and can g ...Read more » -
March 15, 2022
March 17th, also known as St. Patrick's Day, is a cultural and religious holiday celebrating the Feast Day of Saint Patrick, a commemoration of the arrival of Christianity in Ireland. St Patty's Day is celebrated by attending parades, wearing green, dancing to Gaelic folk music, and feasting on Ireland's traditional corned beef and cabbage. ...Read more » -
March 11, 2022
(Cover Image Courtesy of John Hardy) Pairing jewelry can feel like a daunting task, especially when there are so many messages in the world telling you what’s tacky, outdated, or tasteless. First, I want to point out that there is no WRONG way to wear jewelry. Just like there’s no wrong way to dress, style makeup, or do your hair, jewelry is a completely individual decision that can help to express your personality and style. However, if you’re new to this particular style, it can seem stressful to find that perfect balance between bland and tacky, where your necklaces fit your look just right, but aren’t “too much”. So, here are some of my favorite tips on how to easily layer your necklaces without accidentally creating an overwhelming or uncomfortable look! Make sure that the necklaces you’re layering differ in length. This way, the two chain ...Read more »This entry was posted in: Trends -
March 02, 2022
Aquamarine, the stunning, cool blue birthstone of March holds centuries of legend, folklore, and mythology behind it. The incredibly clear color of this gemstone and its exceptional ability to pair with anything, makes it a unique gem with a history to match. Its clear blue surface is reminiscent of a quiet, sparkling ocean, and the folklore surrounding the Aquamarine stone reflects this perfectly. Of course, its name reflects this best, with Aqua meaning “Water” and Marine meaning “Of the Sea”. It is no surprise that, because of this, the most prominent stories describe Aquamarine as a calming jewel of the sea. Ancient Roman legend tells of Aquamarine’s origin: h ...Read more » -
March 01, 2022
Mardis Gras is a time for glitz and glam, celebration, and indulgence, and the 2022 carnivals are sure to be one of the most energized celebrations yet. With this year’s parades and events, New Orleans is afire with color, culture, and fun. Mardi Gras celebrations begin in Louisiana on January 6th with parades, masquerade parties, and lots of delicious, rich, hearty food. This festival, or Carnival / Carnaval, as it is known in places like Brazil and Venice, originated as a way to indulge on “Fat Tuesday” before the Christian period known as Lent, during which certain foods rich, fatty foods are avoided in the time leading up to Easter. During “Fat Tuesday”, or Mardi Gras (in French), people would eat up all of these foods that they may have still had lying around the house in preparation. Today, Mardi Gras is celebrated from January 6th until March 1st with King Cake, gumbo, and beignets, among many other delicious ...Read more »
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