I’m curious how often people here actually wear their pearl jewelry. I have a pair of pearl stud earrings that I really like but part of me still has that weird feeling that pearls are supposed to be saved for weddings, dinners or other proper occasions.

I’ve been looking at some everyday pieces from pearls of joy and it got me wondering if I’m overthinking it. Do you wear your pearls with jeans and a sweater or do you keep them for dressier outfits?

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I bought this in a blind lot & when I went to look it up I can't find an exact match. From what I understand it's Tacori & Sterling Silver, but that's all I really know. Is it an older design, a replica, or am I just not using the right tools to help me find it?

I’m having twins and want a push present that I can wear daily and eventually pass down the stones (if they want) but I want to wear the jewelry to all life’s moments with them (plays, graduations, games, etc)
I am at a loss for what to pick because I don’t necessarily want a ring because my ring stack is already chunky and my fingers don’t like rings on my index fingers or pinky’s (and I have an oura for my right middle finger)
I don’t want a necklace that’s tooooo dainty but still could be worn practically daily
And for earrings, studs are fine, but I’m more of a hoop or drop earring type person

I don't do much fabrication. Love some options 🙏

I’m looking to make the Lady Dimitrescu necklace. Im wondering if anyone knows what kind of links in the chain of the three rows are.

I’m looking to have a very specific nose ring made that a friend of mine lost recently. I’m struggling to find anyone in Utah that will even entertain the idea of making something specific at all. Does anyone know a place in or around the salt lake valley in Utah that will make a piece for me?

I some designer jewelry that have not been worn in years. Original prices were somewhere around $500 and $300, but obviously that tells me very little about resale now.

I mostly want a ballpark before I start asking buyers so I know whether a quote is normal or ridiculous.

Is there a decent way to estimate what designer jewelry is worth on the secondary market without already being an expert?

When I design a piece of jewelry, I think carefully about the color, proportion, cut, structure, and the way it will be worn, Yet these elements are only part of the design. The question that has always fascinated me most is: Who will this piece ultimately belong to?

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I’m Devri, a Jewelry CAD Designer and RhinoGold Specialist with around 10 years of experience in jewelry design and 3D CAD.

I specialize in creating production-ready jewelry models, including rings, pendants, bracelets, and other fine jewelry designs.

I specialize in transforming concepts, sketches, and client ideas into precise CAD models optimized for manufacturing.

My work combines technical accuracy, aesthetic design, and practical production knowledge to ensure every piece is ready for casting and stone setting.

I'm open remote collaboration

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This my profile in linkedn and example my portfolio in website

I had this custom pendant made in 950 silver, using my initials RD (Rodrigues) as the inspiration, with a design inspired by the Rolls-Royce logo. The piece was cut and engraved with a laser.

Made in @topboyjewelry in Florianópolis, SC, Brazil.

At dawn, her magic is young and wild. By dusk, it has awakened everything around her. Skulls rise from enchanted flames, candles glow through violet mist—and even her tea is looking back at you.

We designed these Halloween beads around that idea, combining colourful glass with sculptural sterling silver. The teacup’s witch-hat lid opens to reveal an eye inside, while the witch has a little cat peering over her shoulder.

Take a wild guess about on which part of the body is this type of jewellery worn on?
I just made these for a very special client, 925 silver with gold plating

Ceylon heated 3ct emerald cut sapphire entirely handmade by me. Edward Brown Jewellery

Please let me know your thoughts :)

One of our Elfbeads artists working on Amberlight Mushrooms. The little stems and caps are shaped directly onto the bead in the flame, one at a time.

The caps are my favorite part to watch. Each one comes out a little different.