Rebecca Zemans Jewelry Blog — Jewelry

Happy New Year! We have exciting news to share! Next week we will be introducing our brand new "HOW TO" blog series! We are very excited about this blog series, as it will not only feature many new and exciting pictures but also videos featuring how the magic happens! We want to give you a better insight on how we make our jewelry, how we take care of it and many more insider tips and tricks. Also, we would love to hear some ideas from you! So if there is something you want to see or if you have a...

We hope your holiday season is going as well as ours! Thank you so much to all of you who came out to the One of a Kind Show and our studio sales! Each show was a great success and we couldn't have done it without you... Thank you! To all of you who couldn't make it to any of the shows, don't worry, there is still a way for you to get your hands on beautiful one-of-a-kind jewelry for the holidays! Like us on facebook and get 10% off when you come by the studio this week to pick out...

The Denver Art Museum, which is one of the largest art museums between Chicago and the West Coast, was founded in 1893 as the Denver Artists' Club and today features a collection of more than 70,000 works of art. One of the Denver Art Museum's more well-known pieces is 'Linda', the sleeping, life-like sculpture of a woman by John DeAndrea. Linda is made out of polyvinyl and human hair (on head and arms) in an effort to make her look as real as possible. While Linda is always a massive attraction, she only comes out periodically, in an effort to...

We are so excited to share some exciting news with you! We realized that as a jewelry company that specializes in custom work, we needed to offer the perfect gift by giving our special one of a kind service as a gift! So here they are, just in time for the holiday season we are introducing RZ Jewelry Gift Cards! Available in many increments starting at $10, simply click here to order one!

The traditional birthstone for December is the beautiful turquoise. Turquoise has been considered a holy stone for thousands of years, and was worn in ancient times around the neck or hands in order to protect from sudden death--and to bring good luck. The turquoise has played a big role in jewelry and people's lives since as early as 3000 BC, when it was mined and worn by the Egyptians. People would wear turquoise in their turbans surrounded by pearls as a protection against the "evil eye." Turquoise was also often used as talismans or to adorn daggers and sabres. The...