Irish Jewelry Traditions: Symbols With Meaning

Every December, as the days get shorter and the celebrations begin, gifting takes on a little more meaning. It’s a time for connection... Read more

Honoring Our Own: James Named One of Putnam County’s “40 Under 40”! We’re beyond proud to share that Jaymark Jeweler... Read more

Opals: History, Lore, and the Beauty WithinOpals have long been regarded as some of the most enchanting gemstones in the world. With their s... Read more

Amethyst earned its name, oddly enough, from the Ancient Greek word "amethystos", which translates to "not drunk", because the Ancient Greek... Read more

Garnet! New York State's official gemstone and the birthstone for January. This stone, known for its beautiful burgundy color, has been cher... Read more

December is fortunate enough to have FOUR birthstones to feature: Turquoise, Blue Topaz, Blue Zircon and Tanzanite. Today, we will focus jus... Read more

While Citrine is the most commonly thought of birthstone for November, Imperial Topaz is actually the traditional gemstone for the month...a... Read more

Extraordinary stones. Timeless stories.Some diamonds are rare — and then there are those that redefine what’s possible. The larg... Read more