Q: what's a jewelry designer to do when she's got a few too many gems?
A: release some for sale in fun colored coded batches, duh! 😆
I’m guessing it doesn’t surprise you to learn that Jane has collected a spectacular array of gemstones over her 40+ years in the industry. Whether bought with a collection in mind or because she saw the stone’s incredible value as a unique find, each stone has a story to tell to its next owner.
Cutting her teeth in NYC’s legendary jewelry district allowed Jane to learn from expert stone dealers hailing from all over the world, in particular from the international colored gemstone capitals: Jaipur and Bangkok. From a lustrous polish to making sure the stone’s faceting isn’t windowed, it’s the fine details my mom pays attention to and her lack of cutting corners (pun intended) that distinguishes her in our industry.
There’s no obligation to make a piece of jewelry with us, but if you’re interested in doing so, please reach out via the form at the bottom of this page!
PS: if you’re curious about why creating matched pairs of colored gemstones is so difficult, this is a great article from AGTA!
