Jewelers in New Hampshire

  This February let's channel the late musical icon, Prince, and celebrate Purple Rain! Purple "Reign", that is! Per Pantone, the 2018 Color of the Year is Ultra Violet, and here at Day's Jewelers we are ready to "rock" the color purple. Of course, there is no greater month to for us to embrace Ultra Violet than February when birthstone Amethyst dominates the jewelry world. If you haven't already, very soon you will be seeing Ultra Violet everywhere. From furniture to hair color, candy packaging to cosmetics, clothing to vehicles, so I'm ...

Platinum - A Diamond's Best Friend. Surveys reveal that more than 80% of women looking to be engaged, prefer Platinum for their engagement ring setting. This highly desirable and precious metal is the best compliment to a diamond because it is Pure, Rare and Eternal. Purest and Rarest of Metals Typically, a piece of platinum jewelry is made up of 95% precious platinum. Compared to 14K gold which is 58.5% gold, or 18K gold which is 75% gold, platinum's purity makes it naturally hypoallergenic especially for those with sensitive skin. Platinum is 30 times more rare than gold, which is why the world's finest diamonds and gemstones were only set in platinum.   Naturally White and Never Fades Platinum's everlasting white metal never reflects color into the diamond it showcases. Unlike white gold ...

Guest blogger: Jessi Eyre, Marketing & PR Specialist at Lashbrook Attention brides and grooms! We have the coolest gent's rings now available at Day's Jewelers. These new styles from Lashbrook are truly one of a kind. Check them out below! Meteorite. These Meteorite rings by Lashbrook feature authentic Gibeon Meteorite. Gibeon Meteorite exploded upon entering Earth's atmosphere, landing in the desert of Namibia, Africa in scattered pieces over an area 171 miles long and 62 miles wide. The Namibian government banned the export of Gibeon Meteorite, as any newly discovered pieces are automatically protected as national monuments. ...

Day's Jewelers was recently named as one of the 2017 Best Places to Work in Maine. The awards program was created in 2006 and is a project of the Society for Human Resource Management - Maine State Council (MESHRM) and Best Companies Group. Partners endorsing the program include: Mainebiz, the Maine State Chamber of Commerce and Maine HR Convention. Kathy, Jeff and Jim Corey, owners of Day's Jewelers, have truly created a business that makes its employees proud. "Kathy, my brother Jim and I were raised in the St. John Valley in Northern Maine where family is such an important part of the local culture. The three of us, along with my 5 other siblings, worked together in my Mom and Dad's business, Robert's Jewelry in Madawaska. Family has always been important to us. As we've built ...

Day's Jewelers, a Maine company with 3 generations of commitment to quality and service in the fine jewelry industry. http://www.daysjewelers.com ...

January is a time for reflection. A look back on the past 365 days to decide what to carry forward into the new year, and what to leave behind. My advice to you, is to focus in on the things that make you happy and enhance those in 2016. Spend less energy on what you want to change about yourself and more about what you love. When setting goals, it is important to give yourself a deadline so that you stay on track. Whether it will take the whole year or just a few weeks, set dates so that you can mark your calendar and check each one off as it is completed. Start by organizing your workspace to create an environment of efficiency with plenty of room for brainstorming. Always keep a tangible calendar close by that you physically have to turn or tear off the pages so that you hold yourself accountable for time. We have created a free printable gemstone inspired calendar that you can download at the bottom of this post. ...

Sterling Silver jewelry has been around for quite a while. It dates as far back as to the time of primitive man, and was named several different names before the word "Sterling" was created during the 12th century. During this time, the Germans used "Easterlings" (later shortened to "Sterling") as a payment for English cattle. Eventually, the Easterling became the Standard English currency. Sterling Silver had its "time to shine," during the Victorian Era. The Victorian Era is known for its lavish affairs including affairs that involved eating. During this time it was frowned upon for food to be touched without an eating utensil. Eating utensils were made of sterling silver, and ...

With their remarkable and fascinating colors, it's no wonder why we continue to be fascinated by nature's gems. Just when you thought you knew everything about colored gemstones, we just had to surprise you with a few facts! Remarkable Ametrine - Did you know that ametrine is a natural gemstone that is bi-colored and only mined in Bolivia? Combining the magnificent hues of purple amethyst and golden citrine, this intriguing gemstone dazzles with its rare beauty for a mesmerizing effect. You may also be surprised to know that although it's a rare gemstone, ametrine is just as affordable as amethyst or citrine! One look at this gorgeous gemstone and you'll marvel at nature's beauty as if it was created with you in mind. Breathtaking Iolite - Long before ...

It's right around the corner. May 13th -- Mother's Day! So we pulled together a few of our favorites and included a Gift Buying Guide, we are making it as easy as we can for you this year. Celebrate the shining beauty of a Mother's love with this stunning diamond mother and child key necklace. The top part of the key portrays a mother gently enfolding her baby in her arms depicting the unique bond they share.     There is no stronger love than that of a mother and child. The No Greater Love pendant from Studio Petra Azar expresses this connection through ...

These days, chivalrous, romantic men can seem few and far between, but when a man is in love, chivalry comes as naturally as in this case - flying a jet! On December 26th, 2011 I received the following email from Robert Hendrick, a US Air Force fighter pilot stationed in England: "I am looking at purchasing an engagement ring from one of your stores, but I am currently stationed overseas. I will be in the area in a few weeks, and wanted to see and hold a ring before actually purchasing it. Unfortunately, I will only be around for a couple days. In essence, I'm trying to do as much research as possible so that I can show up and walk out with a ring within 24-48 hours. Any info you can provide would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!"   ...