Kelly Johns
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Kelly Johns is graduated with Honors in English literature. She is an author, an artist and a gem enthusiast. When she isn’t reading fiction or scribbling about gemstones, Kelly makes severe efforts to impress the clique of stray cats.
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Jewelry Gift Ideas to Add Sparkle to Your Christmas
Christmas is upon us in all its glory. The lights are up. Mariah Carrey has taken over the radio and is singing about all she wants for Christmas. We are mildly addicted to hot beverages and fed up with spam sale emails flooding our inbox. But the undeniable truth is that a) no amount of hot chocolate will ever be enough, and b) as unappealing as overconsumption is, we need to know about the sales to go Christmas shopping. Because what is Christmas without presents?
By Kelly Johns4 years ago in Viva
Top 5 Tanzanite Gemstone Jewelry for December Born
December is the month of celebrations and festivities. Those who are born in this month have yet another reason to celebrate the season with excitement. One such excitement came along when in 1962 the mineral blue zoisite started appearing in the gem market. Its origin was identified in 1967 to be Tanzania in and it was called Tanzanite.
By Kelly Johns4 years ago in Styled
Vintage Style Ruby Rings for Engagement and Anniversary
Vintage rings are said to possess a certain character which is supposedly lacking in the modern rings despite the finesse and sophistication brought about by the technology. However, getting a truly vintage ruby ring is not an everyday affair and you need to shell out a fortune to own something which is around a hundred years old.
By Kelly Johns4 years ago in Marriage
Jewelry Lover? Presenting the June Birthstone Jewelry
Do you know that for the people born in June, the birth flower is Rose? Yes, you’re right, just like birthstones there are birth-flowers. In both the cases June born are particularly fortunate because they have not one, not two, but three birthstones!! Pearl, Moonstone and Alexandrite.
By Kelly Johns4 years ago in Styled
Top 5 Engagement Ring Trends in the United States
Planning to get hitched to your significant other? In these stressful times, we’ve established that love waits for no one, not even the global pandemic. And so, congratulations that you guys made it this far and decided to have your happily ever after.
By Kelly Johns4 years ago in Styled
How to Buy A High Quality Sapphire - A Beginner's Guide
One of the most attractive and hardest colored gemstones, known for its true blue color is the sapphire. Buying a piece of sapphire jewelry can be an overwhelming experience as there are a lot of factors that need to be kept in mind, from colors to clarity to the weight of the stone everything matters to get the finest quality gemstone!
By Kelly Johns4 years ago in FYI
7 Gorgeous Rings - A Must Have Vanity Accessory
“Whoever said that money can’t buy happiness simply didn’t know where to go shopping.” - Bo Derek Marilyn Monroe said, “Happiness is not in money, but in shopping” and that exactly mirrors our thoughts to hers. We are all trapped in the vicious cycle of work, but are we making ourselves happy by spending our salary on us? Today, let’s take a pledge to be a little happier and shop a little!
By Kelly Johns4 years ago in Styled
5 Popular Gems for Bridal Jewelry
For most brides, words fail to express what they feel on their wedding day. The common factor, however, and the one descriptive word that comes to mind for most, is joy - inexplicable joy. Their wedding day marks the apotheosis of years of friendship and romance with their significant other, and they want that moment to be nothing short of perfection.
By Kelly Johns5 years ago in Marriage
World's Top 5 Alexandrite Origin Countries
The color-changing chrysoberyl mineral gemstone - Alexandrite is universally known as June’s birthstone. It is also known as the chameleon of gemstones or “Emerald by day and Ruby by night.” Alexandrite gemstones showcase different hues of greens, purple, and reds in distinct lightings, this phenomenon is called dichroism.
By Kelly Johns5 years ago in FYI
