April’s birthstone is the diamond. Those born during this month are associated with perhaps the most sought after gemstone of all – the diamond. Perhaps because they have almost indestructible properties (diamonds are about 58 times harder than anything else in nature), they gained a reputation over generations for providing greater inner strength to those …
March’s birthstone is aquamarine! This is a month associated with the arrival of spring, which often brings rain with it. So it’s fitting that the aquamarine’s namesake is based in water and the sea. However, the stone is also about the tranquility evoked by the sea. Thanks to its commonly light blue-green colour. Because of …
Italian-based jewellery designer Stefano Virginio has been making jewellery for over three decades, creating some of the finest classically-styled gold jewellery in the industry. TSC was delighted to have the opportunity to speak with him on how he began his adventure in jewellery design, what inspires him and how the industry has evolved. When did …
Every year, February is dedicated to celebrating all the things you love in life. A Holiday Triple Threat Comprising a holiday triple threat of Valentine’s Day, Family Day and TSC’s birthday, February gives you a unique opportunity to cherish your lover, your beloved family, and of course, all your favourites here on TSC! That’s why …
This quartz stone is a soothing purple, emanating both warmth and stability. This is helpful during the sometimes-trying winter month of February when a bit of colour is needed to break through the winter grey. The stone is often also associated with courage and peace. History of Amethyst The early beliefs about the amethyst is …
With a mission to bring you the finest sterling silver in the world, Silver Gallery travels the globe to unearth the very best nature has to offer. Among the travellers is jewellery aficionado and trained art historian, Andrew Stone. Andrew has roamed for over four decades seeking out ancient cultures and the most renowned silversmiths …
For those born in the first month of the year, a garnet is the stone that represents them best according to tradition. The stones can vary in colour, although the word “garnet” itself means dark red (red is the most common variation) and has origins in the Middle Ages. This stone is one of the …
December’s birthstone is tanzanite jewellery. December is a month associated with ice and snow, so it’s only fitting that the birthstone representing it is a blue type of the mineral zoisite. Where it comes from The gem gets its name for its geographical origins, as it can only be found in one place in the world …
To celebrate the highly anticipated release of Disney Mary Poppins Returns, TSC will present an extraordinary two-hour event on December 14 at 7:00 p.m. ET! This exclusive show will feature swoon-worthy Disney licensed Mary Poppins Returns merchandise—including marvellous jewellery by beloved designer Heidi Daus and enchanting handbags by Danielle Nicole—all inspired by the whimsical charm …
October’s birthstone is the opal. The word opal originated from the Greek words for “change in colour.” The ability to appear in different colours is the result of microscopic silica spheres that refract light – although there is a common opal that doesn’t have this colour-changing ability. How opals are formed Opals are formed by …
