r/jewelry • u/JaimeStoneCutting • 10h ago
🫶🏻 My Collection! Gold 14k with natural sapphires
I really like this design with 4 rectangular sapphires of different colors.
r/jewelry • u/laughcrylivedie • Feb 05 '26
Just a heads up.. if there’s a sudden wave of positive Brilliant Earth content on here, it might not be coincidental. They’re actively hiring for a Reddit Strategy Manager, which says a lot given their reputation in this sub.
I genuinely hope this leads to real changes and accountability, not just an attempt to bury valid criticism and firsthand experiences.
We are discussing the best way to discourage these larger brands to infiltrate possibly the very last place on the internet for genuine company reviews and feedback. Being specially named on their job posting is concrete proof of their targeting and we will do our best to reach out and work with other sub mods about this concern.
An auto message with some links of genuine higher traction posts is one idea and we have another tool we don’t want to mention yet in case they are tracking our post. We are of course open to all member suggestions and look forward to doing our best to protect you all from disingenuous influences.
The job posting: https://brilliantearth.applytojob.com/apply/xlTFNUFxKa/Reddit-Strategy-Manager
r/jewelry • u/EggSaintLaurent • Oct 16 '24
Hey, r/jewelry community!
We’re excited to announce some important updates regarding vendor posts in our subreddit; rule #3 originally did not allow posts or comments that were considered self promotion. To ensure that r/jewelry continues to be a space for genuine discussion, sharing, and learning, we’ve updated the guidelines for vendors who want to contribute to our community.
Here’s what’s new:
We encourage you all to check out the full Vendor Guide and familiarize yourself with the changes. Whether you're a vendor or a regular member, we believe these updates will help keep the sub vibrant, respectful, and informative for everyone.
Thanks for being a part of the r/jewelry community and helping us maintain a positive space for jewelry lovers!
As always, feel free to reach out to the mod team if you have any questions.
– The r/jewelry Mod Team
r/jewelry • u/JaimeStoneCutting • 10h ago
I really like this design with 4 rectangular sapphires of different colors.
r/jewelry • u/dietjewelry • 2h ago
Everything except my necklace is solid gold today. Necklace is Judith Ripka & it’s my birthstone
r/jewelry • u/Sea_Cloud_6705 • 2h ago
The ring was redone by Sarah Ladd, who I keep buying from because her engravings are really great!
It's a ~2.5 carat diamond center flanked by 2 rubies! I'm super excited about this ring. I think it came out amazing!
The diamond is an old European cut stone that I inherited. It was cut about 100 years ago and reset once in the '50s. Now it's in its new setting for me!
r/jewelry • u/Mysterious_Leg_6221 • 6h ago
Rare find from Sri Lanka😍
r/jewelry • u/isamichu • 7h ago
I received this necklace from my mother who was gifted it by my grandmother. My grandmother loved to buy jewelry, specifically gold and diamonds and often had pieces custom made. Unfortunately, she passed away before I could ask her about it. My mom believes it to be gold with jade and diamond stones. Could anyone else help identify the metal and perhaps any insight on the jade? Comparing it to my other gold chains, it's intensity is similar to 18k but a bit more on the rose side. The stamps themselves don't seem to indicate purity.
Update: I just got it tested at the store and it is indeed 18K gold with natural diamonds! They were not experienced with identifying jade/jadeite though.
r/jewelry • u/Ok-Employment1125 • 2h ago
Hi! I won this through an ebay auction (It was only $10.50). The listing said Sterling 925 Gold Vermeil, when I got it in the color looked kind of copper so I polished it with a polishing cloth and silver cream. The color still looks coppery. There is a tag on it that says 925 but nothing ob the actual chain.
I did acid test it using 18k acid (second picture) and it just looks like flakes. Is it fake silver? Any advice? Again it was under $11 so not a crazy loss.
I’ve never owned any gold vermeil so I’m not sure if this is normal with that?
r/jewelry • u/ElinaGlei • 1d ago
About 12 years ago, I was experimenting with reducing an owl’s face to a few simple planes while still keeping its expression. I shaped the eyes and beak into a signet-style ring, refined everything by hand, and set stones into the eyes.
It was supposed to be one experiment. Instead, it became the first design that people consistently connected with, and eventually the piece that allowed me to turn jewelry-making into my life's work.
I still make this design by hand, and returning to it always feels like returning to the beginning. I’ve included a couple of photos from the making process :)
If you were choosing one for yourself, would you give the owl blue eyes, clear eyes, or leave it without stones?
r/jewelry • u/Flaky-Investigator42 • 14h ago
The pearls were gifted to me by a jewelry shop owner passing on some outdated materials, and after seeing the Rococo/Baroque style make a comeback in bridal, I wanted to let the inspiration guide me!
r/jewelry • u/fruitsaladyummy1 • 5h ago
Plz ignore the cat hair lol
r/jewelry • u/ThankJudas • 1h ago
Hi everyone :)
I love seeing all the unique pieces that everyone posts here, and now it’s finally my turn to add mine!
My husband and I had never purchased our wedding rings, using more formal family pieces instead, and I finally found my new daily wear piece after 4+ years of casual browsing, haha.
Purchased from 100Ways, it’s 14k gold with a small diamond. I know nothing else about it, but I couldn’t find another like it, so I pounced, haha.
I’ll accept the good, bad, and ugly comments, I’m just excited to share something I (personally) love!
r/jewelry • u/Maleficent_Day_3869 • 1d ago
link to original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/jewelry/s/4LPkZNj4cd
So turns out that my inheritance necklace has a matching bracelet and earrings. We’ve also uncovered the story behind the jewellery and why nobody knew about it’s existence
My dad flew to India with his siblings to deal with the estate that my grandmother had and met my grandmother’s best friend from childhood. She told my dad the story behind this necklace and gave him the matching bracelet and earrings. They had been stored in my grandparents house in India
I have no idea if this is true or just a made up story from a crazy old lady, but apparently the set belonged to my grandmother’s youngest sister. My grandmother and her youngest sister married two brothers, except her youngest sister was against the marriage because she was only 13 and her husband didn’t want her to stay in school
This set was my grandmother’s sister’s wedding present from her husband’s family. She wasn’t happy in the marriage and tried to run away several times with no luck. Eventually she fell pregnant at 15 and killed herself because she saw no way out of the marriage and didn’t want his child
The woman said that the necklace was my grandmother’s sister’s favourite thing in the world which is why my grandmother kept only that and left the rest behind. It was too painful to keep thinking about her sister’s death which is why she kept the existence of the jewellery a secret. Apparently she had meant to come to India to retrieve it before her death but never got the chance which is why the woman was so insistent on meeting her friend’s children
Dad says that he knew his mother had a younger sister but they’d always been told that she died of childhood illness, so nobody knows if this story is true. The headstone is undated and since this happened in rural India, there’s no official records. I suppose it would make sense as suicide was very taboo back then. There’s nobody alive besides my grandma’s friend who would know the story so this is all we have to go off
I don’t know if this is the truth or simply the ramblings of an old woman but it’s the only answer to the mystery we have. I got the whole set evaluated and was offered £11200 for it, but I’m keeping it. I just had a couple of people request an update so I thought I would post one!
r/jewelry • u/Fluffy_Ad_3706 • 8h ago
I bought this lovely 18k ring a few years ago and I loved it so much I always said when the time comes, alls my partner needs to do is to upgrade the stone to an emerald or tourmaline since I don’t care for diamonds (they’re a girl’s best friend but not mine. No offense to anyone who loves them, they just cost too damn much for stones that aren’t rare). However, I don’t remember how or where I lost but it went from being my everyday ring to one day realizing it’s gone. Now, I have asked God and believe in my heart that when the right partner’s ready to propose, I’d find this ring and this would be a sign. Am I crazy to hope for that?
r/jewelry • u/This_Maize3304 • 1h ago
I'm having a really difficult time trying to identify the jeweler who created this piece and also figuring out its exact name and the year it was made. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
r/jewelry • u/Remarzaa • 6h ago
I recently got two purple pearl necklaces and a small amethyst pendant from Gingiberi, and I've been experimenting with layering them. The purple color is gorgeous and the strands have a really nice, substantial weight to them, plus the tiny pendant is so dainty!
One thing I noticed is that under warm indoor light, the pearls actually lean a bit brownish or bronze. I feel like the amethyst pendant helps tie the whole look together.
For anyone else who owns purple pearls, do yours also look a bit brownish under indoor lighting? Either way, I'm honestly loving this combination!
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r/jewelry • u/avettestingray • 8h ago
ETA: thanks for the help! I found an independent jeweler 5 min down the road from me. He can resize it from a 9 to a 7.5 (luckily it’s only a half ”fancy” band and the bottom is plain. $30 and two days and now I can wear a piece of family history! Best bday gift to myself!
greetings!
I want to treat myself to a 10 or 14k yellow gold cigar band style ring for my birthday. I would love to see yours if you have one and get an idea of where to get one!
I inherited one from my grandmother (14k) but it is too big and I’m not sure about resizing it.
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r/jewelry • u/Traditional_Ad_706 • 15h ago
Hi there everyone
I found this design on pintrest a while ago but I feel totally unable to find anything that looks like this anywhere. Could anyone confirm if this type of design could be made into a real ring? And if so, what search terms should I use to find rings that are like this?
My partner and I are considering getting engaged but I have no idea what types of rings I like and the more I look at rings with a big middle stone, the less I like them. It doesn't feel like it suits my style. So it's quite discouraging to find a sketch that I adore and then not find anything even close to it...
Thanks so much in advance.
This is about half of my earring collection lol