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Hearts on Fire Fine Jewelry: Perfection in the Palm of Your Hand

By Heather Smith on February 20, 2021

When nothing but the best will do, choose Hearts on Fire jewelry. They have such rigorous testing standards that they only approve .1% of the top 1% of diamonds, leading to their nickname “The World’s Most Perfectly Cut Diamond.”

HOF started as a simple husband-and-wife team, but they quickly grew into a global luxury brand with a presence in dozens of countries. They’ve made crystal-studded lingerie for Victoria’s Secret; they’ve made dazzling chandeliers for the Emmy Awards. Their beautiful, precisely-cut diamonds have turned them into one of the most in-demand diamond retailers in the world.

Today, Hearts on Fire is known for their diverse collection of fine jewelry. Here are just a few samples of their best work.

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Pearl Jewelry: How to Wear this Lavish Jewelry Trend

By Heather Smith on January 12, 2021

Classic clothing and accessories always make their way back to the runways, and this time, it’s all about the femininity, sophistication and modern edge that pearl jewelry is creating. Pearls, like the ones from Mastoloni, evoke images other than the ladies who lunch. Contemporary pearl pieces are exquisite on both young and mature women and can enhance any ensemble.

Traditional pearls usually meant strings of necklaces years ago, but now, pearl jewelry has streamlined into stunning pieces that make chic fashion statements with just a touch of the gem to highlight the jewelry. For instance, during haute couture fashion week, Alexandre Vauthier had the models wear a single pearl earring dangling on a chain. The pearl look can easily be added to the wardrobe any time of the season. Keep reading for our favorite pearl looks.

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A Closer Look at Tacori, One of the Most Popular Fine Jewelry Brands Today

By Heather Smith on January 8, 2021

Every woman out there has heard of Tacori. From their incredibly diverse and beautiful engagement rings and wedding bands to stunningly unique pieces of luxury jewelry, Tacori has a reputation known across the world.

Handcrafted in California, Tacori is best known for their signature crescent design that is seen on the sides of the rings they create. Each ring truly captures the spirit of the brand and reflects their desire to create pieces that can be passed down for generations. The company itself is still run by the original COO, Haig Tacorian, who started the brand in 1969.

Its chief officers are also family members, so no piece of jewelry gets the company name without meeting extremely high standards! They’ve created a legacy that they want to be a starting point for the legacy of your own family. Let’s take a look at some of the pieces they’re best known for!

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4 Petite Engagement Ring Styles to Adore

By Nora Barnes on August 30, 2020

Okay, so we’re sure that you’ve seen that blog post on social media, where a fiancée showed off how disappointed she was with her engagement ring. It was a wire of gold with a diamond that wasn’t any bigger than a grain of salt.

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Bridal Jewelry for the Delicate Art Nouveau Bride

By Nora Barnes on August 18, 2020

Art Nouveau (French for “New Art”) constitutes a period of artistic history between 1890 and 1910. A truly unique blossoming of ideas, Art Nouveau spread like wildfire through Europe and into the wider world, including the Americas and China.

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3 Reasons to Go with White Gold for Your Jewelry

By Nora Barnes on August 12, 2020

Readers of our blog will note our passion for rose and yellow gold as a colorful way of expressing one’s personality. But while these materials may be popular among different age cohorts of women, the third common shade of gold rarely gets as much attention from fashion experts–white gold.

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Exploring Elegance: The History behind Your Jewelry

By Nora Barnes on August 7, 2020

Jewelry doesn’t exist in a vacuum. Rather, it’s a set of traditions, skills, and visions that are passed down from master to pupil. Every nation in the history of the world has created some form of jewelry, and while technologies may be common between people, style and methods of design rarely are. A jewelry aficionado has a lot of options when it comes to exploring the beauty of various nations’ jewelry traditions.

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A Marlene Dietrich Moment: Unisex Jewelry for Any Occasion

By Nora Barnes on September 5, 2019

Sometimes, taking the high femme approach to jewelry and timepieces is too predictable. But let’s say you don’t feel drawn to the real stone look that some k.d. Lang aesthetes can pull off. What can you do? Embrace the kind of look that our goddess, Marlene Dietrich, pioneered.

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Princess, Emerald, and Cushion Cut Diamonds: Which One is Right for Me?

By Nora Barnes on September 3, 2019

When you’re searching for a rectangular diamond for your engagement ring’s center stone, you’ve got three common choices: princess-cut, emerald-cut, and cushion-cut stones. But when your choices are so diverse, how can you judge which rectangular shape is right for you?

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The Diversity of Colored Diamonds

By Nora Barnes on August 21, 2019

The happy medium between colored gems and white diamonds, the colored diamond is a treasure whose fancy hues blend with the diamond’s natural fire. If you’re looking for a piece of jewelry, why not take a peek at colored diamond elegance?