Jewelry
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A History of Opal: October’s Birthstone
The brilliantly colored opal was said to have all magic powers due to it’s play of many colors....
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Sapphire: September’s Birthstone
Sapphire, the September birthstone, has been popular since the Middle Ages and, according to folklore, will protect your...
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August Birthstone: Peridot
According to the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, more than 3,000 years ago, Egyptians fashioned beads from...
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A History of Chalcedony
Chalcedony (kal-SED-uh-nee) Named after the ancient seaport of Chalcedon, now Kadikoy, Turkey, has a long history in jewelry....
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Our Favorite Vintage Find
Whether it’s an older set gathering dust in your closet, or a new thrift store find, vintage is...
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See Pearls in a Whole New Light
A Brief History on Pearls A pearl forms when something gets trapped inside a mollusk. The mollusk senses...
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Anne Sportun Summer Shopping Event
Oster Jewelers invites you to celebrate life & love with jewelry designer Anne Sportun. The Great Rocky Mountains...
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Carrera y Carrera: A Human Element
Carrera y Carrera’s Unique Brand Style From the company’s inception it was very clear that to be successful...
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Spinel Will Cast a Spell on You
The name “spinel” is derived from the Greek word for “spark” referring to its fiery red transparent color....
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The Comeback of Rose Cut Diamonds
Diamonds and gemstones experience trends just like jewelry. Diamond trends don’t change drastically from year to year like...
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