ALAMEDA, CA.- Michaan's Auctions series of fine sales for the year 2013 began with an offering of American and European furniture and decorative arts, fine arts and jewelry. The auction was held on Friday, June the 7th and produced impressive numbers …

Pieter Andries, certified gemologist and founder of Pieter Andries, Creators of Fine Jewelry based in Southlake, is pleased to announce that two employees, Shalayne Heffner and Donald Garigan, have recently earned the prestigious designation of …

Earl Grenfell's Spellbound Fine Jewelry and Watch Repair earned him a significant bit of fame, just with the immaculate services that he provided. With a large clientele, the expert harbored a large fan following that continually forced him to interact …

For over 27 years, Gideon's Fine Jewelry has been the premier location for those seeking high end brands such as Michael Kors, Emporio Armani and even Montblanc watches. While perhaps best known for their industry standard writing instruments, watches …

Throughout the course of history, men have been reported to harbor immense fondness for the delicacy, not only for their women, but for themselves, which gives rise to the question, can men wear Diamond jewelry? Shedding light on the history of men and …

Earl Grenfell; a well-established, well-known name in the Port Washington diamond jewelry and watch repair arena, having years of accumulated experience in the field, the expert now publishes his reviews about the gems on his website, regularly.

QUINNS.JPG Quinn's Fine Jewelry, 2040 Boston Road, Wilbraham, was named Best Jeweler in 2013 Reader Raves, the second straight win. Shown here, from left to right, Corey Quinn, Denise Quinn and Maryann Reardon . Mark M. Murray, The Republican.

Gideon's Fine Jewelry, located in Woodland Hills, CA, believes this puts even more weight upon the accessories we wear during this time. The luxury goods retailer offers a plethora of options for style-inclined individuals looking to make a splash this …

Initial occupation of the site dates to 1816 when Revolutionary War veteran John Click built a log cabin on the property. However, he never got a deed to the property and lost it to John McKee in 1823. McKee was the Cherokee, Chickasaw and Choctaw …