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687 E Main Street
Frankfort, KY 40601
502.223.6967

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Pearl, Moonstone, and Alexandrite in June

June 1, 2025 Glenn Wooldridge

June is a big month for birthstones...

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Emerald in May

May 1, 2025 Glenn Wooldridge
The Gachalá emerald, found in 1967 in the Vega de San Juan mine, located in Gachala, Colombia, 858 carats

The Gachalá emerald, found in 1967 in the Vega de San Juan mine, located in Gachala, Colombia, 858 carats

The unique color of emerald is made by traces of...

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Tags may, emerald, birthstone, anniversary stone
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Diamond in April

April 1, 2025 Glenn Wooldridge

What could be more beautiful and pure than a diamond?  Indeed, diamonds have been capturing our attention and our eyes for thousands of years...

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Tags diamond, diamonds, april, anniversary, wedding anniversary, engagement, wedding
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Aquamarine in March

March 1, 2025 Glenn Wooldridge

Being the official birthstone for March, aquamarine has been termed “the sailor’s lucky stone” for over a thousand years.  Perhaps due to its sea-blue color, it was thought to have originated from mermaids’ treasure chest...

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Tags aquamarine, march, birthstone

Amethyst in February

February 1, 2025 Glenn Wooldridge

Amethyst is in the quartz family of minerals, and is considered to be the most precious of the quartz crystals.  Its violet-purple color has captivated people for thousands of years…

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Tags february, amethyst, birthstone, valentines, valentine's
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Garnets in January

January 1, 2025 Glenn Wooldridge
Rough garnet

Rough garnet

Though the most common variety of garnet is red (also the color that most people tend to think of), garnet is found naturally in almost every color, with the rarest variety being blue.

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Tags garnet, january, birthstone
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Blue Topaz in December

December 1, 2024 Glenn Wooldridge
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Blue topaz has been increasing in it’s popularity over the last several years, and it’s not hard to see why.  

 

 

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Tags topaz, december, blue topaz
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Citrine in November

November 1, 2024 Glenn Wooldridge
Rough citrine

Rough citrine

Citrine is the birthstone for November, and is also the official gemstone for Virgo (those born September 17 to October 17).  On your 13th wedding anniversary, citrine is the stone that’s given

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Tags citrine, november, yellow, orange
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Opals in October

October 1, 2024 Glenn Wooldridge
The Roebling Opal, 2,565 carats. At the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

The Roebling Opal, 2,565 carats. At the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

Opals in October

There is perhaps no other gemstone that captures the imagination as much as the opal.  It’s no surprise, however, given the vast array of colors that these unique mineraloids can display…

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Tags opal, opals, october
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Sapphires in September

September 1, 2024 Glenn Wooldridge
The Star of India is 563 carats, and the world's largest blue star sapphire. Scientists estimate it to be approximately 2 billion years old.

The Star of India is 563 carats, and the world's largest blue star sapphire. Scientists estimate it to be approximately 2 billion years old.

Sapphires in September

Most people tend to think of sapphires as blue, but there are many different colors of sapphire. These are commonly referred to as “fancy sapphires”...

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Tags sapphire, sapphires, birthstone, september
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Peridot & Spinel in August

August 1, 2024 Glenn Wooldridge

There’s some news in the gemstone world...

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Tags peridot, spinel, august, birthstone
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Ruby in July

July 1, 2024 Glenn Wooldridge

Other than the diamond, there is perhaps not a more popular gemstone in existence than the ruby...

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Tags ruby, july, birthstone
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Jewelry Repair - How Much Does It Cost?

February 13, 2024 Glenn Wooldridge

How much does it cost to repair your piece?

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Tags repair, repairs, cost, in house
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Protect Your Jewelry

February 17, 2022 Glenn Wooldridge

We just wanted to write a quick note about security for your jewelry, and how you can better protect your investment..

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Tags jewelry, safety, protection, insurance, appraisal
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All About Birthstones

October 28, 2020 Glenn Wooldridge

So where does the concept of a birthstone for each moth of the year come from?  In the jewelry business, we learn about the various gemstones and the months they are associated with...

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Tags birthstone, gemstone, wedding anniversary
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Ring Sizing

October 3, 2019 Glenn Wooldridge

Any half way decent jewelry store will do ring sizing.  What you don’t want is a half way decent jeweler doing the work! 

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Online Reviews

August 14, 2019 Glenn Wooldridge
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Being in the retail and service business, I knew it was only a matter of time before we got a less than favorable online review. I mean, you can’t win them all, right?

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Big Box Whoa!

June 17, 2019 Glenn Wooldridge

It never ceases to amaze me how much the big-box jewelry stores charge for not only their merchandise, but also for their services...

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Wedding Anniversary Gemstones

September 10, 2015 Glenn Wooldridge

Getting married is perhaps one of the most important milestones in one’s life.  No matter what your beliefs, that special day will live on in your respective memories forever, and it's no wonder that we celebrate the memory of our wedding day in the form of an anniversary. 

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Tags wedding, anniversary, wedding anniversary
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Pearl, Moonstone, and Alexandrite in June
Jun 1, 2025
Pearl, Moonstone, and Alexandrite in June
Jun 1, 2025
Jun 1, 2025

Terms of Service and Return Policies

Please note that our website IS NOT set up for online purchasing. If you see a piece you like, please call to have us hold it until you can come in to view it for yourself. We are happy to process out-of-state sales, just call for details.

Because our items are often unique and one-of-a-kind works of art, the availability of any individual piece may be limited. Though we make every effort to update our inventory daily, it is recommended that you call us to verify the availability of the item you're interested in (502)223-6967. 

Customers may return the item with the receipt at anytime for store credit only.  No cash refunds will be given, no exceptions.  If the customer is unable to produce a receipt for the item, the amount of store credit will be determined by the owner.  We do not accept returns of items that have been misused or damaged.

All sales are final.  No cash refunds on returns or layaway; if the layaway item is not paid in full (including tax) within three (3) months, the item(s) are returned to our inventory and no refund or store credit is given. Additionally, if you decide to cancel your layaway, no refund or store credit will be issued, and the item will be returned to our inventory.

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