April 18th, 2008 by Kylie Comfoltey
Birthstones are a tradition that has been followed for years. Birthstones are therefore a great thing to know when it comes to gift giving. When you give someone a gift that involves their birthstone in one way or another they will appreciate the thought and effort put into the gift. Below are the birthstones by month:
January: Garnet
February: Amethyst
March: Aquamarine
April: Diamond
May: Emerald
June: Pearl/Moonstone
July: Ruby
August: Peridot
September: Sapphire
October: Opal/Tourmaline
November: Yellow Citrine/Topaz
December: Turquoise/Topaz/Tanzanite
No matter what your birthstone (or the birthstone of the person you are shopping for), you are bound to find a great variety of jewelry options to bid on in our online jewelry auction. Happy bidding, shoppers!
Related Tags: aquamarine, birthstones, citrine, jewelry options, peridot, tradition
February 18th, 2008 by Kylie Comfoltey
Most people know their own birthstone. Many mothers learn the birthstones of their children. I don’t think it’s against the average consensus to say that most men don’t know their own birthstone…
Birthstones are a great thing to know when it comes to gift giving. When you give someone a gift that involves their birthstone in one way or another they will appreciate the thought and effort put into the gift. Below are the birthstones by month:
January: Garnet
February: Amethyst
March: Aquamarine
April: Diamond
May: Emerald
June: Pearl/Moonstone
July: Ruby
August: Peridot
September: Sapphire
October: Opal/Tourmaline
November: Yellow Citrine/Topaz
December: Turquoise/Topaz/Tanzanite (apparently December is extra indecisive)
Related Tags: amethyst march, aquamarine, birthstones, citrine, peridot
January 16th, 2008 by Kylie Comfoltey
Spring is in the air! Though it may seem distant through the chilly breezes, rain and snow, I assure you spring is definitely just around the corner!
Springtime is a time for fresh, new starts. It’s a time to get back to basics; to get down with nature. You’ll notice plenty of pieces in our auctions which boast raw beauty in natural stones and materials.
This particular bracelet is made completely of yellow “sunny” citrine, the perfect pick-me-up on a dreary wintry day. The bright color is cheery and fun, and the multiple layers makes this piece the perfect addition to any outfit.
Bid on this bracelet today for a great springtime and summery addition to your jewelry collection. Remember, our auctions change all day so you know you’ll find fine jewelry and accessories every time you browse. Happy bidding!
Related Tags: citrine, fine jewelry, jewelry collection, natural stones, spring is in the air
January 7th, 2008 by Kylie Comfoltey
Citrine is a gorgeous gem. When set in 14K yellow gold as you see in this piece, citrine embraces that golden hue and creates a brilliant piece of jewelry.
The sunny citrine in this pendant is a stunning 34.50 carats of pure gemstone goodness. The pendant is topped by a trillion cut 3.0 carat blue aquamarine. The piece is then outlined by 16 round diamonds and 22 round pink sapphires.
“This beautiful jewelry was very well made by master craftsman jeweler using superior quality gems and diamonds. This type of jewelry commonly found in designers boutiques located in Fashion District of New York, Paris and Rome. All of designer brands are 100% original. These Elegant gems are destined to become family heirlooms to be handed down from generation to generation. All of the brand names are guaranteed to be authentic. All trademarks belong to their respective owners. Enjoy happy bidding! Guaranteed to be Brand New.”
Related Tags: citrine, family heirlooms, quality gems
November 15th, 2007 by Kylie Comfoltey
Do you ever stop and watch people as they shop? Some people are born to shop and it shows—they walk into the store knowing exactly where everything is (even if they’ve never been there before), grab everything on their list (which is undoubtedly a mental list—they don’t need paper!), pay at the register and they are out within 10 minutes.
Then there are those other people who have only one item on their list and spend half an hour trying to make a decision. For instance, maybe they want to buy some juice…but what kind? They can stare at the juice isle forever before finally deciding to get the first one they picked up!
If you happen to be an indecisive shopper, or if you happen to be shopping for a gift for an indecisive friend, these earrings may be just the ticket. These yellow gold earrings hold a variety of precious gems within their little flasks. The earrings include purple amethyst, icy blue aquamarine, yellow citrine, white diamond, and golden green Peridot all mixed together to form a colorful array of gems. Check them out!
Related Tags: aquamarine, citrine, colorful array, peridot, precious gems, white diamond, yellow gold earrings
November 15th, 2007 by Kylie Comfoltey
Sometimes a mixture of contrasting shapes and colors can make for a very unique and beautiful piece of jewelry. Think of it as abstract art. In abstract art, artists use lines and curves, contrasting pieces, to create a piece that somehow flows in an entirely original design that gets people thinking and improvising.
This ring, created by the jewelers at Lorenzo, is crafted of 14K yellow gold. The piece features a contrasting pattern of circles and rectangles. The ring is comprised of seven purple radiant cut amethyst stones and six round cut orange (Madeira) colored citrines.
Bid on this lovely ring, size US-7/EU-14.51, valued at $699.00 retail. This ring is part of our Main Street Collection, so it can make for a beautiful gift or a great piece to resale (if that’s your angle). Good luck to all bidders!
Related Tags: 14k yellow gold, amethyst, citrine, radiant cut, shapes and colors
September 24th, 2007 by Kylie Comfoltey
Freshwater pearls are not named for their fresh look and feel, though they very well could be. Natural freshwater pearls occur in mussels and are developed the same way oysters develop saltwater pearls. When a foreign material enters the mussel and cannot be expelled, the mollusk coats it using nacre, the same secretion it uses to create its shell. The end product is a gorgeous, shiny pearl!
White, off white, peach colored and other light pearls offer a very refreshing look. Especially when paired with other fresh gems, such as citrine as used in this necklace. This 30 inch freshwater pearl and citrine necklace can be worn long or doubled up for a classy, Jackie-O look.
We often feature pearl necklaces and other pearl jewelry in our online jewelry auction. Keep your eyes peeled for the perfect pearl piece to add to your collection and good luck!
Related Tags: citrine, freshwater pearls, pearl necklaces, refreshing look
August 23rd, 2007 by Kylie Comfoltey
Citrine is a gorgeous gem. When set in 14K yellow gold as you see in this piece, citrine embraces that golden hue and creates a brilliant piece of jewelry.
The sunny citrine in this pendant is a stunning 34.50 carats of pure gemstone goodness. The pendant is topped by a trillion cut 3.0 carat blue aquamarine. The piece is then outlined by 16 round diamonds and 22 round pink sapphires.
“This beautiful jewelry was very well made by master craftsman jeweler using superior quality gems and diamonds. This type of jewelry commonly found in designers boutiques located in Fashion District of New York, Paris and Rome. All of designer brands are 100% original. These Elegant gems are destined to become family heirlooms to be handed down from generation to generation. All of the brand names are guaranteed to be authentic. All trademarks belong to their respective owners. Enjoy happy bidding! Guaranteed to be Brand New.”
Related Tags: 14k yellow gold, beautiful jewelry, citrine, quality gems
August 7th, 2007 by Ann Walker
Wow! That is a dangerous looking necklace, most definitely eye catching and a tribute to the designer’s imagination.

“Husband and wife duo, Thea Grant and Nicolas Bazzani, are the masterminds behind the label, Thea Grant Jewelry. Thea, a Brooklyn native, founded the company in 2003, after having much success with her designs on the runway…
Together, Thea and Nicolas create beautiful yet oddly unique jewels by combining unexpected objects like for this Clermont Avenue Necklace. Vintage objects, fobs and charms are likely to grace a Thea Grant piece. Materials used range from vintage brass to sterling to gold, and the result is anywhere from delicately gothic to edgy rock ‘n’ roll.”
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Well, we haven’t any fobs, but we are pretty sure the jewelry that you’ll find amidst our many selections will one day be considered vintage. Right now, our jewelry is just flat out gorgeous. From, emeralds, to garnets, to citrine, to topaz, to turquoise - not to mention rubies, diamonds, gold and silver. See what I mean? And you can find edgy next to elegant and goth next to demure. Who needs vintage, go for the fresh and vibrant new designs in our online auction and make a dazzling splash for the last days of summer.
Related Tags: bidz, citrine, edgy rock, emeralds, garnets, gold and silver, jewelry, jewelry design, online jewelry auction
July 27th, 2007 by Ann Walker
A necklace of layers and gemstones, a beautiful arrangement so suited for summer’s bare shoulders and necklines.

“Hornig’s line… is crafted from the likes of white topaz, citrine, pearls and diamonds, and set in 18 karat gold or silver, is inspired by Hornig’s frequent travels and her art history background. “The desire to beautify is everywhere…Local traditions, landscapes, and natural resources affect the styles of fashion and define what is beautiful in different parts of the world.” Hornig sources her stones from points all over the globe, including South America, Asia, and Europe and the gems are cut in locales like China or Turkey.
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Browse through our online jewelry auction and find the necklaces that you need to put together a similar look. Be it one multi-strand necklace or layers created from several necklaces, you’ll be looking “Hollywood” when you go out.
Related Tags: 18 karat gold, bidz, citrine, gems, gemstones, jewelry fashion, jewelry trends