Written by: Cynthia Findlay Antiques Summary: Keep estate jewellery safe with these tips. Estate jewellery is a wonderful addition to any extensive jewellery collection. Certain steps should be taken in order to ensure that your finest pieces of jewellery remain… Continue Reading
Written by: Cynthia Findlay Antiques. Vintage engagement rings are the perfect choice to highlight the unique love that some couples feel toward each other. The classic looks and styles of vintage and estate jewellery still hold sway today, with designs… Continue Reading
Written by Cynthia Findlay Antiques. As you start shopping for an engagement ring, it’s easy to be overwhelmed by the vast number of choices. Instead of going to a jewellery store in a mall and searching for the latest —… Continue Reading
Written by Cynthia Findlay Antiques Are you in the market for an engagement ring? How do you find that perfect ring? It’s important to find an engagement ring that not only expresses your love but also reflects the personal taste… Continue Reading
Written by: Fancy That Jewelry Design Many interchangeably call it “fine jewelry” or “finest Jewelry.” For many fine jewelry is dedication to the highest quality standards, use of best materials available in the piece, and second to none customer service.… Continue Reading
Among the several benefits that gold offers to jewelry aficionados, it looks beautiful, can be worked into just about any shape and rarely is a cause for allergy much like other precious metals. One aspect that is taken into consideration… Continue Reading
For men and women, wedding rings comes in many incredible designs and materials. Many jewelers carry an incredible collection of wedding rings. Selecting the right one sometimes becomes overwhelming. So, first understand important facts about wedding rings before going shopping… Continue Reading
Guest post is provided by Cynthia Findlay Antiques, a dealer specializing in estate jewelleryand collectables. Please visit the website for more information. A night at the opera, anyone? Attending an opera in the 1600s meant bringing along your monocular telescope so that… Continue Reading