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Metal Allergies: Your Guide To Safe Jewelry Shopping
Do you struggle to wear jewelry, as you often have an allergic reaction to it? For many, this becomes very frustrating. Thankfully, we're here today to give you some good news.... Read more...
The Difference Between Natural and Synthetic Gemstones
The significant differences in the price of natural, synthetic, and imitation stones can easily turn what looks like a good deal into a costly overpriced purchase. Know that it is natural... Read more...
Precious Metals: For Your Stunning Accesories
Beyond the record of time, jewelers have used all different types of metals to make their unique creations. Fashion trends come and go, so jewelery makers need to adapt the... Read more...
The History and Meaning of Birthstones
One of the most popular ways to personalize jewelry is to choose birthstones that are significant to the wearer. But what are birthstones, and where do they come from? In... Read more...
Ditch The Bowl and Vase: What Betta Fish Really Need
Betta fish are popular pets for aquarium hobbyists because of their vibrant colors and easy care requirements. However, there are some things to keep in mind to ensure bettas remain... Read more...
Fish Intelligence: They Are Smarter Than You Think
Most people think of fish as being rather stupid animals. After all, they just swim around in circles all day, right? Wrong! Fish are actually quite intelligent creatures. Aquarium owners... Read more...
How to Make Your Vermeil Jewelry Last a Lifetime
Vermeil, pronounced "vermay," is an electroplating process of jewelry that consists of 14K gold or higher coated over sterling silver. It is a beautiful and luxurious option for those who... Read more...
Fine Jewelry vs Fashion Jewelry
What is the difference between fine jewelry and fashion jewelry? It’s a question that we get asked a lot here at Aquaria Gems. And while both types of jewelry are... Read more...
A Brief History of Obsidian in Jewelry-Making
Have you ever wondered what that beautiful black stone is in that stunning piece of jewelry you’ve been admiring? It’s called obsidian, and it has a long and fascinating history... Read more...