Category: Stones and metals
Creating your first collection: the secrets of jewellery design
Jewellery design: this step-by-step guide shows you how to define your concept, prototype, manage the pre-production run and negotiate the MOQ to make your first collection a success.
The history of artificial stones in jewellery
Artificial stones have revolutionised jewellery by providing aesthetic and durable alternatives to natural gems. Discover their fascinating history, from the first laboratory creations to the modern innovations that are redefining the art of jewellery.
What stones are used in costume jewellery?
Discover the stones that make up the richness and diversity of costume jewellery. From natural gems like amethyst and turquoise to synthetic stones such as zirconium and Swarovski crystals, each material brings sparkle, character and accessibility to jewellery. Immerse yourself in a world where creativity and symbolism intertwine to create unique, affordable pieces.
All you need to know about zirconium or zirconium oxide
Zirconium, or zirconium oxide, is an essential material for jewellery. Used for its brilliance and durability, it offers an affordable alternative to precious stones such as diamonds.
The advantages of synthetic stones in costume jewellery
Synthetic stones offer an economical and ecological solution for costume jewellery. Discover their many advantages, from their impeccable looks to their reduced environmental impact.