Ross-Simons Jewelers, makers of designer gemstone jewelry, is offering their Facebook fans a chance to win a gorgeous piece of gemstone jewelry in emerald and diamonds through their sweepstakes offer. Titled "Life is Always Greener Sweepstakes", the winner will get a unique ring in gemstone jewelry, designed in superior quality emerald and diamond set in 18kt white gold. The ring is valued at $3995.
According to Darrell Ross, CEO of Ross- Simons, emeralds being their most popular gemstone, jewelry using the vibrant green color along with the brilliance of diamonds, was the obvious choice for the sweepstakes. Since the season spring brings with it a sense of hope and positive feelings full of possibilities the ring symbolizes the greener side of life with a whole lot of expectations.
Ross- Simons, one of the popular jewelers in the US for the past 60 years, is emphasizing the use of color this fashion season by creating exquisite gemstone jewelry with colorful gems like blue sapphire, red ruby, green emeralds as well as other varieties in amethyst, aquamarine, topaz and garnet. The prices of these gemstone jewelry items are kept upto 75% below that of retail prices.
To make an entry in the sweepstakes, simply like Ross-Simons on http://www.Facebook.com/Ross.Simons.Jewelry and press enter on the "Win" tab. The entry period is from 9th April to 20th May 2012.

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Gemorie.com, an online store for fine and gemstone jewelry has launched its new line of gemstone jewelry named Element Collection. Based on the Hindu five elements of life, fire, pure water, wood, our earth, precious metal gold and Deva the symbol of Hindu gods, the online store has tried to capture the essence of each element to produce a masterpiece in gemstone jewelry.
Gemorie.com has put its belief in each of the story related to the elements and has transformed it into a beautiful creation of gemstone jewelry. When making jewelry keeping the Fire Element in mind, they have used passionate colors like, red, violet, deep pink and crimson, through precious and semi-precious stones like Rubies, and pink pearls to name a few.
To highlight the Water Element they have kept colors that represent tranquility and peaceful strength represented in blue and black shades of gemstones like turquoise, blue topaz, black pearl etc.
Earth and Gold Elements gets transformed into beautiful gemstone jewelry with the use of colors like golden and cream in moonstones and quartz as well as pearls having a golden hue.
Green is the color used for Wood Element. So gemstones like emerald, jade, onyx, etc. have been used to feature strength and growth as well as rebirth.
The mystical powers of Hindu gods have been the inspiration behind the Deva collection characterized by deep colored gemstones set in silver with black enamel plating.

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Crystal gemstone jewelry can be an amazing addition to your wardrobe. Most of the stones that have been hand carved into jewelry pieces come from very exotic places, making each item very unique to own and wear. You will be in envy from all your friends and family when wearing such a jewelry piece along with your outfit.

Lubna Salah is a Palestinian-born jewelry designer who left to the US nine years ago to pursue freedom and new life. Instead, she suffered for years with major health issues that could not be diagnosed and robbed her of her joy and peace.

Now, Salah runs a company that makes healing crystal jewelry and malas, or prayer beads, that have been known for their healing and energetic powers. Her goal is to help people heal their minds and bodies through the power of crystals, and her most recent Goddess collection aims to harness that energy to help others.

Salah runs the House of Shakti in Beverly Hills, California. She says that crystals are pure energy, and that she was inspired to create a collection that brought forth Goddess energy from the stones. She says that goddess energy is very powerful and lives in the psyche of every woman. Connecting with a particular goddess can help to expand and improve on that energy.

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