RWJ Blog — resa wilkinson blog

Rose gold has become very popular in the last few years, yet is not new to the jewelry industry. Rose gold got its start in the 19th century in Russia. Carl Faberge was one of the first to use rose gold in his lovely Faberge eggs, blending gold and copper. This blend created a lovely pinkish material that was first coined as Russian Gold. As it gained popularity it became know as "Rose Gold". The depth of rose gold color depends on the ratio of copper to gold, ranging from soft pink to a more reddish pink. The higher the...

Where does the time go, we ask. Busy schedules, family time, events and just LIFE! I too have been busy with moving, learning new jewelry techniques and constantly striving for better.  While the wheel of time is spinning, I hope to add more new pieces to the shop. With a passion for gorgeous fine, one of a kind gemstones in various sizes ( yes, I like BIG stones ), this is getting to be more fun than ever! I also am a Rapnet member, which provides me with access to basically any diamond in the world. With this fantastic combination,...

Sometimes you come across a stone that stands out above the rest....with magical color and star filled sparkles. This happened when walking past the Oregon Sunstone booth at a convention. Red beams called to me from my left shoulder as I stopped abruptly in my quick pace. What appeared to be solid red, was instead, this seductive bi-color natural Sunstone. From the top it is vivid red with flecks of orange, yet from the sides, soft champagne tones with a drop of wine. Moving it from side to side, I knew this stone was very special and therefore, I left...

As we come to an end of summer 2015, kissing away aqua beach waves while sandy coastal warmth floats off in the distance, our senses are replaced by the trees showing off their very own rich Fall fashion tones. Just as our earth begins to show off its soulful Fall leaves, Resa Wilkinson Jewelry fills the shop with colorful natural gemstones, including fair trade Montana Sapphires, Oregon Sunstones, stunning genuine Morganites from Brazil with wedding engagement rings and diamond jewelry designs, as well as Native American turquoise jewelry, just to name a few. As always, if you do not see what...

On this Veteran's Day, I would personally like to thank every Veteran, and their families for their unselfish sacrifices made on behalf of our country. Being a military spouse myself, I can honestly say it takes courage, strength, honor and dedication to push forward and continue to stay focused on the importance of protecting what we must. Four deployments have shown me what love and commitment truly are.