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Long before couples could send heart emojis or whispered text messages, romantics expressed their deepest feelings with colorful gemstone rings that concealed affectionate messages only the giver and recipient understood. More than 200 years ago, famed French jeweler Jean-Baptiste Mellerio designed an extraordinary ring that spelled out the phrase "J'adore" — French for "I love." The secret message was revealed by the first letter of each gemstone set into the ring: Jacinth (an orange-red variety of zircon), Amethyst, Diamond, Opal, Ruby and Emerald. Learn more at our blog... https://www.jfoptionsjewelers.com/jeweler-blog/

Music Friday: Today, Lake Street Dive serves up a witty and unforgettable reminder about honesty in relationships with its 2014 release, "Wedding Band." In the song, lead singer Rachael Price delivers some sassy, no-nonsense straight talk to men who pursue women while conveniently omitting one important detail: they have wives at home. Price's message is simple and direct: “If you’re married, wear a wedding band.” Read the full story and see the video at our blog... https://www.jfoptionsjewelers.com/jeweler-blog/

Diamonds have long been prized for three extraordinary qualities: rarity, brilliance and durability. Their unmatched hardness — making them the toughest natural material on Earth — is one reason they have become the ultimate symbol of lasting love and commitment. But diamonds possess another remarkable trait that is far less familiar to jewelry lovers: they are exceptionally efficient at transferring heat. That lesser-known characteristic is helping to solve one of artificial intelligence's biggest challenges. Check out our blog for the full story... https://www.jfoptionsjewelers.com/jeweler-blog/

Historically, natural pearls have been found around the globe, from the Persian Gulf, Indian Ocean and Gulf of Mannar near Sri Lanka to French Polynesia, China, Japan, Australia, the rivers of Europe and even the Tennessee River basin. As we celebrate June's birthstone, let's take a closer look at the Smithsonian's Baja Pearl Butterfly, a brooch adorned with exceptionally rare natural pearls gathered over three decades from the Sea of Cortez, also known as the Gulf of California. Check out all the details at our blog... https://www.jfoptionsjewelers.com/jeweler-blog/