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Buying Jewelry For That Special Person In Your Life
By http://www.diamondhome.info

You do not know what to buy and where to start, but you do know it has to be something special for that someone special in your life. Most times the confusion comes from not knowing some of the basics about the person you are buying for.

1. To give a gift of jewelry that they will always remember you need to know what they like and more importantly what they do not like. If the gift is for a special occasion then see what is traditionally given at that time, and ask yourself if your special person would really like that. If her birthday is in July but she does not like red then do not buy her the birthstone for July, which is Ruby. Maybe a jewelry setting with another color of gemstone or even a diamond would be a wiser decision

2. Will she want to wear it every day, if yes then make it practical, buying an expensive Gemstone or Diamond Ring with a delicate or high mounting is not a good idea, as it can get caught or knocked and damaged.

3. Knowing what colours she likes to wear can help you in deciding what color of gemstone would match her wardrobe, especially if its earrings or a necklace. Know her skin tone or dominant make up color as different colors of gold look better on different skin tones or make-up colours.

4. You will need to know the size of her finger if you are purchasing it as a surprise present. If you can “borrow” one of the rings she wears, you can take it to a jeweller who will be able to tell you the size. This way when you purchase your ring you can make sure it will fit correctly and she can wear it immediately.

5. If your special person has thin fingers then buy her a wider setting or smaller gemstone, as larger gemstones on thin settings will have tendency to twist and turn. If you are set on a larger stone then have the jeweller modify the ring with the addition of 2 small spheres of gold soldered at 8 and 4 o’clock on the inside of ring shank. This will allow the ring to slip over the knuckle but provide a tighter fit around the finger keeping the gemstone on top for everyone to see.

6. Earrings are an excellent choice, but it is important to know if she has pierced ears or prefers clip-on mountings. Does she like long dangly earrings or does she prefer studs.

The following information will help you with special occasions and what is traditionally purchased, but the most important thing to remember is her tastes in jewellery

and color. Buying her a Sapphire Ring instead of a Ruby Ring on her birthday in December because she does not like red, is the right thing to do…………….tradition has its role but should not be the ultimate decision.

Month__________________Birthstones

January_________________Garnet

February________________ Amethyst

March__________________ Bloodstone, Aquamarine

April___________________ Diamond

May___________________ Emerald

June___________________ Pearl, Moonstone, Alexandrite

July____________________Ruby

August__________________Peridot, Sardonyx

September_______________Sapphire

October_________________Opal, Pink Tourmaline

November_______________ Topaz, Citrine

December________________Turquoise, Blue Zircon, Tanzanite

Anniversary Year_________GemStone

1st_____________________Peridot

2nd____________________Red Garnet

3rd____________________Jade, Pearl

4th____________________Blue Zircon, Topaz, Amethyst

5th____________________Pink Tourmaline, Sapphire

6th____________________Turquoise, Amethyst

7th____________________Yellow Sapphire

8th____________________Tanzanite, Tourmaline

9th____________________Amethyst, Lapis, Tiger’s Eye

10th___________________Blue Sapphire

11th___________________Citrine, Turquoise

12th___________________Opal, Jade

13th___________________Moonstone, Citrine

14th___________________Agate, Opal

15th___________________Rhodolite Garnet, Ruby

16th___________________Red Spinel, Peridot, Aquamarine

17th___________________Carnelian

18th___________________Aquamarine, Opal

19th___________________Garnet, Topaz, Aquamarine

20th___________________Yellow Diamond, Emerald

25th___________________Tsavorite Garnet

30th___________________Pearl

35th___________________Emerald, Coral

40th___________________Ruby

45th___________________Cat’s Eye, Alexandrite, Sapphire

50th___________________Imperial Topaz

55th___________________Alexandrite, Emerald

60th___________________Star Ruby

65th___________________Blue Spinel

70th___________________Smoky Quartz

75th___________________Diamond

Derek Parnell is a Graduate Gemologist (GIA) and can be contacted at Jewels by Truros