The Ring Leader Blog

Moss Agate is a beautiful stone that celebrates nature. The mossy design preserved in a crystal home transports you to a lush forest. “Cottage-Core” is a design trend of imagining a slower and more peaceful life. Imagine an English countryside with… see the full article

First, let me start by saying: This is crazy. Unprecedented. We're living history right now. The rules no longer apply. And it's hard and sad and heartbreaking in many ways for many people, cities, and countries around the globe.

But, now, more than ever, we need to hear about an… see the full article

When it comes to selecting an engagement ring, commitment ring, or wedding rings, keep in mind that you are choosing rings meant to last a lifetime. So, a question we hear from both individuals and couples is this: How do I know the ring I choose now is one that I will WANT to wear for the rest of my life? With unlimited options available, deciding on a ring design for your engagement ring or wedding bands can be daunting indeed. Luckily, there is a tried and tested process to guide you down the path of choosing -- or creating -- the perfect ring for the most meaningful time in your life. see the full article

A lot of attention has been paid lately to conflict-free stones, and rightfully so. Even with all the reputable vendors out there, the mining and cutting of precious gems isn’t always handled in the most ethical way. Think small children working 12- to 16-hour days in a factory and breathing in harmful diamond dust. Or miners working in unsafe conditions with very little or no medical help at the ready and for little pay. see the full article

Diamonds are the superheroes of gems: they’re all flash and fire and seemingly bulletproof. And yes, while it’s true they’re the hardest stones around, they can also show signs of everyday wear and tear. Their kryptonite? Dirt. Oil, skin cells, muck and grime not only dim your stone’s natural sparkle, they can also build up under prongs, causing the stone to loosen and possibly even fall out. Luckily, taking care of your rock is fairly simple. Today, we’ll cover how to clean and care for it. see the full article