Fall / Winter Fashion Colors and Colored Gemstone Jewelry
Fall is rapidly approaching and now is the time to update your jewelry wardrobe to go with the colors for fall / winter 2009. So, what are the colors for this fall / winter? Hot pink, neon blue, chartreuse, animal prints and of course,blacks, grays and browns and metallics.
So, what do I suggest? For chartreuse, peridot would be a natural choice as would yellow sapphire or yellow beryl. Something that could be quite striking with animal prints, metallics, browns or blacks would be ametrine. If you have never seen ametrine, check them out by clickinghere. They are one of the very few types of stones that naturally occur with two distinct colors (lavender purple and golden yellow) in the same stone. Ametrine is both amethyst and citrine and is a member of the quartz family. It is inexpensive but rare and that makes it amazing. 99% of the commercial production of ametrine comes from one mine in Bolivia, and that should make it expensive, but they are undervalued so they are very, very affordable. It’s not a “new” gemstone it has been around for centuries. The conquistadores who conquered Bolivia introduced ametrine to Europeans.
Gold Gemstone Jewelry
For hot pink how about wearing a hot pink sapphire or pink / fuchsia tourmaline?Or a rubelite tourmaline would be fantastic too. Click here to check out an affordable bubble gum pink sapphire ring with diamonds set in platinum. What a fantastic choice to wear with a hot pink blouse and black skirt for that wonderful night out or for that special winter party. Sapphires are an additional 25% off my low wholesale prices for the month of September. Click here to check out my pink sapphires or click here to check out my pink tourmalines.
Wholesale Gemstone Jewelry and Wholesale Gems
I could go on and on, but I think you get the idea. Whatever the fashion color, I have a gemstone that would look fantastic with it. All my gemstones and gemstone jewelry is at wholesale prices and all gemstones are 100% natural. Click here to check out my gemstones.
Fall is rapidly approaching and now is the time to update your jewelry wardrobe to go with the colors for fall / winter 2009. So, what are the colors for this fall / winter? Hot pink, neon blue, chartreuse, animal prints and of course,blacks, grays and browns and metallics.
So, what do I suggest? For chartreuse, peridot would be a natural choice as would yellow sapphire or yellow beryl. Something that could be quite striking with animal prints, metallics, browns or blacks would be ametrine. If you have never seen ametrine, check them out by clickinghere. They are one of the very few types of stones that naturally occur with two distinct colors (lavender purple and golden yellow) in the same stone. Ametrine is both amethyst and citrine and is a member of the quartz family. It is inexpensive but rare and that makes it amazing. 99% of the commercial production of ametrine comes from one mine in Bolivia, and that should make it expensive, but they are undervalued so they are very, very affordable. It’s not a “new” gemstone it has been around for centuries. The conquistadores who conquered Bolivia introduced ametrine to Europeans.
Gold Gemstone Jewelry
For hot pink how about wearing a hot pink sapphire or pink / fuchsia tourmaline?Or a rubelite tourmaline would be fantastic too. Click here to check out an affordable bubble gum pink sapphire ring with diamonds set in platinum. What a fantastic choice to wear with a hot pink blouse and black skirt for that wonderful night out or for that special winter party. Sapphires are an additional 25% off my low wholesale prices for the month of September. Click here to check out my pink sapphires or click here to check out my pink tourmalines.
Wholesale Gemstone Jewelry and Wholesale Gems
I could go on and on, but I think you get the idea. Whatever the fashion color, I have a gemstone that would look fantastic with it. All my gemstones and gemstone jewelry is at wholesale prices and all gemstones are 100% natural. Click here to check out my gemstones.
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