Jewelry Connoisseur

August 1, 2010
Amber Michelle

RAPAPORT… The fall catwalks were filled with colorful clothes and eye-popping patterns, making colored gemstone jewelry — accented with sparkling diamonds — the perfect companion for a new fall outfit, or as an update to something already in the closet. Depending on the customer’s color preferences, colored gemstones may coordinate or contrast with clothes. But the easiest color of all for jewelry wear is camel — an important neutral for the upcoming cool weather season. It provides a ready canvas for any colored gemstone jewelry.

Jewelry Connoisseur

Amber Michelle

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