October is month where the season change, colors turn, and fall begins - and its birthstones reflect that perfectly. Fiery opal and colorful tourmaline are the two gemstone birthstones for October. Whether you're drawn to the play of color in opals or the wide spectrum of beautiful tourmaline, these stones are as diverse as they are stunning.

Alongside diamonds, rubies, and emeralds, sapphires form the "Big Four" of the most valuable gemstones, and are considered precious. The rarity of high-quality sapphires, combined with their durability, make them a highly prized gemstone for fine jewelry.

If you were born in August, did you know that you have two birthstone gemstones to celebrate with? August is one of the few months lucky to have two unique birthstones - spinel and peridot. Both stones have their own distinct history, color, and significance, making them gorgeous options for jewelry and meaningful gifts. Let’s peer into the world of these two unique gemstones.

The Victorian Era, spanning from 1837 to 1901, was a period of remarkable innovation, profound cultural shifts, and a marked fascination with the past. This era, named after the beloved Queen Victoria, set the stage for standards and growth in many facets of modern life, not least of which was the realm of fine jewelry. The jewelry of this time, rich with symbolism and crafted with precise detail, continues to be cherished today for its timeless beauty and intricate craftsmanship.

Copper Canary Fine Jewelry Boutique, a haven of exquisite craftsmanship and personalized service, has a legacy spanning five generations. Meet lead designer Allie DeSeelhorst and her family, as they have unveiled a treasure trove of antique engagement rings, custom designs, and ethically sourced accessories that capture the essence of timeless elegance, now in their new showroom.

As the birthstone for the month of July, the ruby stands out as a revered gemstone in history. With its vibrant red color symbolizing passion, protection, and prosperity, the ruby is a fitting gem for the height of summer. Let's dive into the historical uses, spiritual significance, and notable appearances of this gemstone.

Have you ever found yourself with a piece of fine jewelry that you no longer wear or like? There are many reasons why people choose to sell their jewelry, including life events such as divorce, breakup, or the death of a loved one. Additionally, some may simply wish to upgrade their jewelry collection or cover unexpected expenses. Whatever your reason may be, know that you're not alone, and we're here to help you every step of the way.

When you glance into the Retro Era case at Copper Canary, you’ll be amiss to find anything that isn’t dripping in glamour or gold. From the oversized cocktail rings, to the multi-colored gold statement pieces, it's easy to see how the Hollywood ideals of fame and beauty met the frugality of wartime and produced Retro Era jewelry.

As we transition into an unseasonably warm February, we’re delving into the captivating realm of birthstones once more, where each gemstone holds its unique allure and symbolism. For this month, the spotlight falls on the amethyst, a gemstone steeped in both beauty and lore.

The Edwardian Era, spanning from 1901 to 1918, was a time of significant change and refinement in society, reflected not only in politics and culture but also in fashion. Let’s dive into the world of Edwardian Era Jewelry, exploring the historical backdrop, the influence of Queen Alexandra, and the delicate artistry of filigree design.