If you're like most people, your jewelry collection is a hodgepodge of items that you've either inherited, been gifted, or purchased on a whim. And while it's nice to have a few sentimental pieces, the truth is that most of us have way too much jewelry that we never wear. Not only is this a waste of money, but it's also bad for the environment—after all, mines are being destroyed and resources depleted in order to create all this jewelry that's just sitting in a box somewhere. So what's the solution? How can you have a small, sustainable, and stylish jewelry collection? The answer is simple: shop smart. Whether you are shopping for yourself or a gift for a loved one or friend, read along for our smart jewelry shopping tips.

Shopping for the woman in your life can be tough. You want to get her something she'll love, but you're not sure what that is. If you're struggling to come up with the perfect gift, look no further. We've got you covered with our guide to the best gifts for the woman in your life.

  When it comes to jewelry, there are a lot of different metals that can be used. Two of the most popular choices are gold filled and gold plated. In this blog post, I'm going to talk about why I choose to use 14k gold filled in my jewelry instead of gold plated. What is Gold Filled? Gold filled is a composite material made by heat and pressure bonding a layer of 14 karat gold to a base metal. The result is a thick layer of solid 14 karat gold bonded to the base metal. It contains 100 times more...