Voyagers Jewelry Tip of the Month:
 

Garnets principal color is a deep, warm red.  However, spectacular finds, especially in Africa, have enhanced the traditional image of the garnet with a surprising number of hues. Thanks to their rich color spectrum, garnets today can quite happily keep pace with changes of style and the color trends of fashion

Not only do garnets have many colors; they also have many names: Grossularite, Pyrope, Rhodolite, Tsavorite, and Spessartities, to quote but a few.


Grossularite - created by Nature in many fine tones of yellow, green and brown
Pyrope – traditional deep, warm red
Rhodolite – velvety red with a fine violet or raspberry–red undertones
Tsavorite -  vivid and light to deep green
Spessartities – radiant orange to red

Garnet ,
January's birthstone,
is a  natural gemstone for all seasons.
(for a full list of birthstones by month click here)

                  

Don't forget the special ones in your life
Valentines Day is February 14th...

Whether you like the warm elegance of Yellow Gold
prefer the cool allure of White Gold or Platinum
 combine them both with a bi-color jewelry design... 

Traditional or Contemporary...
Dramatic or Understated.....
Reuse, Recycle, Repair, Remount and Redesign 
- Unique and Custom creations are Voyagers specialty -  
unlike most jewelers, we do all work in house and are able to work with existing pieces to  make them "new" again from a good cleaning and polishing  to adding stones or reusing a part of the old design to create a new piece. This ability to create brand new from scratch, innovative designs, to reusing and redesigning existing pieces allows Voyagers to be your personal and full service jewelers.  We do free estimates for any design.

As always, we recommend that you regularly have your jewelry checked & inspected.   We can do that while you wait ... as well as keep your jewelry sparkling & clean.....
After cleaning, we will check for any missing stones;  inspect each stone for tightness; and  look for chips, nicks and breakage.
Prongs, shanks and mountings will be inspected for wear and cracks.
If repairs are needed, we will make suggestions and discuss possible options with you.

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