COMPLIMENTARY SHIPPING

COMPLIMENTARY SHIPPING


It is Jewelry Studio's desire to be able to assist anyone with the purchase of a stunning piece of jewelry, diamonds, or gemstones regardless of their actual location. Therefore, Jewelry Studio is pleased to provide complimentary shipping within the U.S. on all purchases of $100 or more.

NO SALES TAX

NO SALES TAX


Jewelry Studio is proud to represent the industry’s top jewelry designers as well as their own distinctive custom designs. We are delighted to offer no additional sales tax on everything purchased at Jewelry Studio, including diamonds and gemstones. We love helping our clients receive the best value on their jewelry purchases.

INSURANCE

INSURANCE


Jewelry Studio has partnered with Zillion to make it quick and easy to protect your jewelry.

1. Worldwide coverage against loss, theft, accidental damage, disappearance.

2. Great rates for customers of Jewelry Studio.

3. Easy 1-click coverage - no paperwork, immediate peace of mind.

4. A better claims process in partnership with Jewelry Studio.

5. Satisfaction Guarantee - cancel anytime, full refund in 1st 30 days.

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Starting as low as ~$2/mo. (billed annually)
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Jeweler is not a licensed agent and not qualified or authorized to discuss or advise you on insurance coverage. Questions regarding this insurance program should be directed to Zillion Insurance Services. Coverage and pricing is subject to underwriting approval and policy terms and conditions.

Montana Sapphire

Montana Sapphires


More sapphires are found in Montana than anywhere else in North America.Sapphires were first discovered during the mid 1800's, around the time gold was discovered, in Montana.  There are several locations throughout Montana were sapphires are found.  The most productive site being Rock Creek near Phillipsburg, Montana.  The term "Montana sapphire" refers to sapphires found at all locations at Montana, other than Yogo Gulch.


Montana sapphires are routinely heat-treated to enhance their appearance due to their natural poor coloring and quality.  The practice of heat-treating stones to improve their color and appearance dates back to the beginning of time.  Heating stones is a permanent treatment under normal wear. Modern techniques have produced more controlled and predictable outcomes than earlier primitive methods.  Due to advancements in heat-treating and new sophisticated equipment, like computer-controlled furnaces, the outcome is a beautiful affordable gem.  Treated stones can cost considerably less than an equivalent stone in shape, size, and color that has not been treated in any way.


One of the greatest attributes of Montana sapphires is their variety of color. The term "sapphire" refers specifically to the color blue.  When the mineral species that produces sapphire is the right saturation and hue of red it is considered a ruby. It is very rare for a Montana sapphire to have the deep red color to be considered a ruby. Sapphires of every other color, except blue and red, are considered "fancy" colored sapphires.

 

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