Fely's Jewelry and Pawnshop

Yes, dads like to wear jewelry, too. So, you’re probably not going to buy your dad, husband or partner a string of pearls, but guess what? Men like jewelry (including watches), too! If you’re guilty of buying a few too many neckties, shirts or wallets for the dads in your life for Father’s Day, it

June is one of only two months that has three birthstones associated with it, giving the lucky people born in June a choice of gemstones between pearl, alexandrite, and moonstone. June’s birthstones range from creamy-colored opalescent pearl and moonstone to the rare color-changing alexandrite—one of the most valuable gems on earth. With this spectrum of

It hasn’t always been acceptable for men to wear jewelry. Fortunately for us all, the times they are a-changing. Many of today’s sexiest, most appealing celebrity males — think Johnny Depp or David Beckham — are leading the way with stacks of bracelets, pendant necklaces, earrings, and rings. Jewelry is now a mark of sophistication,

When it comes to jewelry, alternative metals are gaining a lot of popularity and appeal, particularly in men’s jewelry designs. Although these materials are not commonly used for the making of fine jewelry, they are being more commonly seen in wedding bands and for jewelry accessories that require the utmost durability. Alternative metals are a perfect choice

You finally found the perfect gift of jewelry — the gift that’s sure to elicit ooh’s and aah’s from your special someone. The work is not quite over, though. Instead of just handing over the jewelry box or wrapping it in store-bought wrapping paper, get a little creative in your presentation. Try a new way

Jewelry can help you tell mom how special she is. Moms are special people, so you should let them know how much they’re appreciated from time to time. Hopefully, you show the moms in your life how much they mean to you more than once a year — back rubs, dinners, and relief from dishes

The Meaning and History of Emerald The emerald has been a gem of fascination in many cultures for over six thousand years. It is so prized, that carat for carat, a fine emerald may be two to three times as valuable as a diamond. According to Indian mythology, the name emerald was first translated from Sanskrit