Life is better when you’re camping. Whether you prefer an RV or a tent, Rembrandt has the perfect charm to add to your collection. You’ll remember all the fun you had every time you look at your bracelet.

Did you know that sapphires come in many different shades? They come in all colors of the rainbow, except red.

The September birthstone has traditionally symbolized sincerity, truth, faithfulness and nobility. For countless centuries, sapphire has adorned royalty and the robes of the clergy. The elite of ancient Greece and Rome believed that blue sapphires protected their owners from harm and envy. Clerics of the Middle Ages wore sapphires because they symbolized Heaven. Ancient Persians believed the earth actually rested on a giant sapphire, which made the sky blue.

The September birthstone was reputed to have healing powers as well. Medieval Europeans believed that sapphire cured plague boils and diseases of the eye. The sapphire birthstone was also thought to be an antidote to poison.

Dreaming of the ocean … you can almost feel the cool mist on your face … 

Nicole Barr’s beautiful enameled jewelry is stunning!

The sterling silver tarnish-free finish makes you shine while keeping your budget intact. Using kiln-fire enamel technique, the vibrant colors are meant to last a lifetime. 

Shop at our new online store or check out Nicole Barr’s website to view the full line.

June-born ladies, this one’s for you! Which freshwater pearl earrings are calling your name?

These items are from our Aspire Fine Jewelry line.

Pearls rank among the most popular gems in the world. With a serene beauty, they make perfect complements to flashier gems. Yet, they also possess an elegance that can shine alone.

Pearls have organic origins. They form within various species of freshwater and saltwater mollusks. Pearls are the oldest known gem and for many centuries were considered the most valuable. Ancient Egyptians associated pearls with Isis, the goddess of healing and life. For thousands of years, pearls have been the exclusive gemstones of royalty and nobility in every culture.

Pearls are said to keep children safe, and to enhance the beauty of women and keep them forever young. In every culture, pearls have been used for medicinal purposes, ranging from aphrodisiacs to cures for insanity. Pearls are also often associated with protection, whether from evil spirits, the wrath of the gods, or from everyday bad luck.