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Several romantic legends seek to explain the origins of our beloved Valentine's Day. Some say the day has links to the feast of Lupercalia in ancient Rome, where young people paired up by drawing names from a hat. The feast was later renamed for St. Valentine, a Roman priest who put love before all else ? including his life.
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Though one never needs a special occasion to present fine jewelry, Valentine's Day seems to cry out for a gift rich in romantic symbolism. And, of course, the perennial symbol of love is the beautiful, flawless diamond.
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There's a long tradition of associating the colors red and pink with love, passion, healing, and matters of the heart. In many ancient civilizations rubies (sometimes called carbuncles) were considered symbols of blood, and even used to staunch wounds and protect wearers from accidents or romantic mishaps.
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What do women really want for Valentine's Day? Well, candy is nice, but once it's eaten, it's gone - and it has a nasty habit of going straight to the hips. Flowers are beautiful and romantic when they're fresh, but they quickly shrivel up and die. Cards are cute, but they usually end up in the trash the day after the occasion. And forget about that racy lingerie - let's face it guys, she really has something else on her mind.
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This Valentine's Day, steer away from the chocolates and flowers and head right for the gift that is guaranteed to put a glimmer in her eyes: diamond jewelry. Diamonds come in all shapes and sizes, and the classic expressions of love range from earrings to rings and pendants. Certainly, the heart motif set with diamonds is a guaranteed winner this Valentine's Day ? sure to set the heart aflutter.
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Perhaps no other holiday is as closely associated with romance as Valentine's Day. February 14 is a time when lovers honor one another with special tokens that symbolize their love and devotion. That's why jewelry is such a perfect gift on Cupid's Day.
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Everyone knows that hearts are the universal symbol of love, romance, passion and devotion. And jewelry is the ultimate gift of love. Heart jewelry is the perfect gift for a friend or loved one this Valentine's Day. It is a personal, emotional gift available in a dizzying array of styles - many of which are modern updates of classic heart pieces.
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There's no better time than Valentine's Day to express your love with a heart-themed treasure from our collection. Heart jewelry is the perfect choice, because it says so much, and in such a personal way.
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Can you think of anything more romantic than getting engaged on Valentine's Day? We think it's the best time of the year to pop the question and dazzle your beloved with the engagement ring of her dreams.
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With Valentine's Day approaching, remember the words of William Shakespeare: They do not love that do not show their love. All right, maybe he wasn't thinking about buying jewelry, but giving a precious gift to the one you love is the ideal way of celebrating this most romantic of holidays, and of course, the most appropriate design is a heart.
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What's the perfect Valentine's Day gift for the woman in your life? That's easy ? jewelry. What kind of jewelry? That's a more challenging question.
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Red is the color of the heart, the color that since ancient times has symbolized passion and love. What better gift for Valentine's Day than jewelry adorned with rubies, pink sapphires, pink diamonds, tourmalines, garnets or rubellites - gemstones in every price range and in every shade of red, ranging from deep rich red to delicate pastel pink.
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Whether you're celebrating the love of your life, expressing your gratitude to a special friend, or honoring your mother on Valentine's Day, there's a perfect jewel of a gift that will warm their hearts and put a twinkle in their eyes. Here are some hints to help you find the right piece:
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Several legends seek to explain the origins of Valentine's Day; they may not all be true, but they are all romantic.
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For Valentine's Day, there is no greater gift to give your beloved than the new Journey Diamond Jewelry. For couples at all stages of their relationships, Journey Diamond Jewelry represents the growth of love and the path of commitment.
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Your Valentine's Day shopping list is without a doubt much shorter than your Christmas one. Your mail carrier, for example, is probably not expecting you to present him with a small box tied with a bow on February 14th. But the fact that your list may only have one or two names on it doesn't mean you can leave your Valentine's Day shopping until the last minute.
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Whether or not your wedding anniversary falls in February, Valentine's Day is a wonderful time to reaffirm your love and commitment with one of the new ?I Forever Do? anniversary bands. Since diamonds have become the preeminent symbol for eternal and long-lasting love, there is no better gift to convey that message to your beloved.
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The timeless diamond. A precious gem mined from the heart of the earth. Pure, composed of just one element, and yet no two are the same. A stone so enduring that it's become the very symbol of love itself. Diamonds so wholly represent romantic love that they've earned their spot as a time-honored Valentine's Day gift.
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You speak a language that every woman understands when you buy your Valentine a gift of colored gemstone jewelry.
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Don't even think about flowers and candy this Valentine's Day. What she really wants is a diamond solitaire necklace. After all, the diamond solitaire necklace has been the single best-selling piece of jewelry for five years running.
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If you've been searching for the perfect Valentine's Day gift for the woman you love, look no further. Feminine, flirty and fabulous ? pearls are lustrous, organic, beautiful gems unlike anything else in her jewelry box. This year, surprise her with something unique and special ? just like her.
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Often dubbed the most romantic day of the year, Valentine's Day motivates lovers to find gifts worthy of their unique feelings. Throughout time, jewelry has remained a logical choice. It's not only lasting and beautiful, but personal enough to convey whatever is in the giver's heart.
