Timepieces that have a more jewelry-like bent to them are rising to the top. Whether it's watches that feature gems around the case or on the bracelet, show interesting stones on t… See more

Amethyst has been around since as early as 2,000 B.C., when the stones were used to keep the wearer quick on their feet, and English royals used them to signify their status durin… See more

Beads have been used in jewelry since practically the beginning of time—first to trade, and then as a status symbol for kings, priests, and others who were considered … See more

The interesting tones and colors found in petrified woods are appearing in jewelry once more, lending a natural, earthy look to the pieces they grace. Petrified woods lend a neutral c… See more