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by: Ben Tseytlin - on Antiques & Jewelry
Gemstone Spotlight Peridot

Peridot is a member of the forsterite-fayalite family and is idiochromatic, which means that its coloration is the result of a chemical composition as opposed to impurities. It is found primarily in green although it can sometimes appear in shades that range from light yellow to brownish green.

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by: Ben Tseytlin - on Antiques & Jewelry
Di Modolo Triadra 18K Gold Earrings Review

Di Modolo is a prominent Italian jewelry house that uses a modern take on classical design. They are an innovative brand which is best known for their diamond and 18K gold pieces, one of the most popular of which is the Triadra 18K gold earrings.

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by: Ben Tseytlin - on Antiques & Jewelry
Roberto Legnazzi Jewelry Review

Legnazzi is an esteemed family of Italian jewelers who have been in operation for more than four generations. Over the last century they’ve managed to accomplish what most jewelry houses can only dream of, which is expanding their collection worldwide with a style that is both elegant and timeless.

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How To Shop for Authentic Georgian Jewelry

Jewelry from the nation of Georgia is beautiful, distinct and highly sought after, so much so that the market has become filled with fakes. Below are some tips that will help you identify the real from the fakes whether you’re shopping online or in a physical store.

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by: Ben Tseytlin - on Antiques & Jewelry
Luxury Watches

When most people think of materials for luxury watches, they envision things such as gold, platinum, silver, gems or titanium. But there is another, unexpected material that is taking the industry by storm and it is none other than rubber. Below are some reasons why it has become one of the hottest new materials among watchmakers.

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by: Ben Tseytlin - on Antiques & Jewelry
citrine

Citrine is a fabulous gem that is a member of the esteemed quartz family. It is closely related amethyst and chalcedony, but has a number of properties which are distinct and responsible for its beauty and value.

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