Get It When It Counts
Hey Cupid, Valentine’s Day is one week away! I know; we can’t believe it either. But we do believe that you probably haven’t got a clue as to what you’re going to do, not to mention what you’re going to give. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.
Lucky for you, we’ve planned ahead and have plenty of incredible, unique, and dazzling gifts that will wow her AND ship in time for Valentine’s Day!
Whether you’re looking for a ring, earrings, or a special pendant, all the items can still be customized and made especially for you. Browse through our collection here – just be sure to double check the ship date!
You can thank us later.
February Fancies
It may come as a shock, but February isn’t all about pinks and reds. There’s another color that represents the month of February and it goes beyond Valentine’s Day. That color is purple, or what we like to refer to as amethyst.
Amethyst, February’s birthstone, is a welcome change for those who don’t love the super girly colors of V-Day, but still appreciate the romance. In fact, amethyst was actually the gem of cupid – they say St. Valentine wore it himself.
Have a loved one with a February birthday? Need a more subtle Valentine’s Day stone? Amethyst jewelry would make a marvelous gift. Check out some of our customer’s recent designs (below) for some inspiration.
Written in the Stars Ring, Pear Gem Drop Earrings, Oh La Lovely Ring, Double Helix Ring, Sailor’s Knot Ring, Twin Hearts Ring, Infinite Heart Pendant, Counterpoint Ring, Yin Yang Heart, Lotus Ring, Monsoon Earrings, Twist Ring
The Ring Before The Ring
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner we’ve got something on our minds: Promise Rings.
You can thank Joe Jonas and Robert Pattinson for this, but recently promise rings have become a popular gift. However, many people (including women) don’t even know what this ring means. We’re here to air out this allusive idea for anyone wondering – what’s with the ring, before the ring?
A promise ring is just what it sounds like, a ring given to symbolize a promise. While this is most commonly used as a precursor to an engagement, a promise ring can mean a lot of things depending on the status of your relationship.
A promise ring could say, “I will return to you,” for a lover who will be traveling or going over-seas.
It could say, “Here is my promise to replace this ring with a larger diamond someday,” for those who can’t yet afford an expensive engagement ring.
A promise ring could simply imply “I love you,” Or “You’re my best friend.”
To be very specific, the ring could be a promise to stop doing something (such as gambling, smoking or drinking.)
“I am saving myself for you,” is also a common theme for those using the gift as a purity ring.
Promise rings are not for everyone, but if you feel that your relationship would benefit from this meaningful gift, then we are all for it. However, one thing is for certain: make sure you’re clear about your intentions before handing over a ring box. If not, you could be left with no girlfriend, instead of a happy one.
If you’re thinking of giving a promise ring, Valentine’s Day is a wonderful time to present this gift. Gemvara is offering free engraving until January 31st so take advantage and promise your loved one, “You will be my Valentine forever.”






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