Silver jewelry is experiencing a real comeback: fashion editorials, including Vogue, are pointing to it as one of the strongest trends of the season, partly in response to rising gold...
VVS1 (Very Very Slightly Included 1) is the second-highest clarity grade for a diamond on the GIA scale, indicating a stone with very minute inclusions visible only under 10x magnification....
Sapphire and ruby (both varieties of corundum) have a hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale, so they withstand daily wear almost as well as diamond, but still require a...
The cut of a diamond affects its brilliance more than its carat weight, as the proportions and angles of the cut determine whether light reflects towards the viewer's eye or...
Sapphire, emerald, and ruby are three of the most popular colored gemstones for engagement rings, each with a distinct character: sapphire (most commonly blue, though pink and yellow varieties exist)...
A diamond ring can be worn every day, but it requires a few simple habits: removing it before contact with chemicals and intense physical exertion, regular home cleaning, and storing...
Yes, you can wear a diamond in the shower, though it's better to take it off at the swimming pool and gym. The diamond itself isn't afraid of water or...
Emeralds require more delicate care than most gemstones, as they have a hardness of only 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale and almost always contain natural micro-fissures that are...
The width of a wedding band is not only a matter of style but also genuinely affects wearing comfort and how the ring interacts with your hand: narrower profiles, 2...
At BELLER, we want each piece of jewelry to be an expression of individuality and uniqueness. We offer unique ring designs, both gold and with precious stones, which are the...
