April’s birthstone is the diamond, a gemstone with a rich and noble history. Derived from the Greek word adamas, which translates to “unconquerable”, the diamond’s rarity, beauty and strength make it a suitable symbol of eternal love, romance and commitment. The first recorded presentation of a diamond engagement ring was in 1477, when Archduke Maximilian of Austria proposed marriage to Mary of Burgundy.
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read moreFor anyone who has a nickel allergy to body jewelry, the solution is simple: ditch the metal. One alternative is acrylic, a non-reactive material that’s lighter than metal or glass. Acrylic plugs come in an increasing array of styles, but the main thing that separates them is their material. Hard acrylic plugs or tunnels have little give to them, while soft acrylic tunnels and plugs are flexible.
read moreAmethyst If you were born in February, your traditional birthstone is the amethyst. Amethysts are filled with spiritual meaning, and you can enjoy a deeper connection to the powerful undercurrents of this gorgeous gemstone by investing in high-quality amethyst body jewelry. Whether you opt for a simple amethyst stud or a twister that’s adorned with a glittering amethyst, you’ll be thrilled by the lovely style and exceptional significance of this dramatic stone.
read moreYou’re stylish and sophisticated, and your body jewelry should reflect your elegant side. From beautiful navel rings to chic eyebrow jewelry, gold makes for a perfect all-occasion accent. Whether you’re dressed to impress for a night out or headed to the office, gold cartilage rings and studs add a classy, dressed-up touch to your look.
read moreWhen your jewelry fails you, it becomes more than just an inconvenience; depending on how long you’ll have to go jewelry-less, it could mean that you risk your piercing closing up. To avoid this occurrence, here are some tips on how to keep your piercing safe during a piercing emergency.
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