Journal
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Sapphire Jewellery Guide
A guide to sapphires A sapphire is a form of mineral called Corundum which technically a ruby also derives from. We mostly think of sapphires as bl...
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Opal Jewellery Guide
A Guide to Opals Opals are unique and beautiful gemstones, admired for their colourful display, which can show many different shades in just one st...
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Why Are Coloured Gemstones Growing in Popularity?
Why Are Coloured Gemstones Growing in Popularity? Jewellery trends are as dynamic as the fashion world, and one trend that has taken the world b...
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What are the diamond 4c's?
What are the diamond 4c's? The 4C's—Cut, Clarity, Colour, and Carat—are the standardised grading techniques for diamonds. Understanding the sig...
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A Guide to Diamond Shapes and Cuts
A Guide to Diamond Shapes and Cuts When it comes to selecting the perfect diamond, the shape is one of the most important factors to consider....
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Pearl Jewellery Guide
A guide to pearls Pearl jewellery have been prized for thousands of years and are a symbol of wealth and luxury. Pearls beautiful rounded shapes c...
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What are the types of ring settings?
A Guide to Engagement Ring Settings At Cheshires the Jewellers, we understand that choosing the perfect engagement ring setting is as important as...
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Ruby Jewellery Guide
A guide to rubies Rubies are one of the most prized gemstones in the world renowned for their rich red colour and extreme hardness. They are grad...
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Tanzanite Jewellery Guide
A guide to tanzanites Tanzanite, the dazzling December birthstone, captivates with its rare blue-violet hues and exotic origin, making it a treasur...
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Aquamarine Jewellery Guide
A guide to aquamarines Aquamarine is the sky blue variety of Beryl. It is named for its colour, derived from the Latin ‘aqua marina’ meaning wa...
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Emerald Jewellery Guide
A guide to emeralds The name emerald derives from Greek smaragdos which means “green stone”. Emeralds are the most precious stone in the mineral ...
