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Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Denver Jewelry Buyer - FJR Jewelers

Are you interested in selling your jewelry or maybe trading it in? If you live in Denver and you want to get the most for your jewelry there's one place you need to be sure to check out: FJR Jewelers in Lakewood, CO.

FJR Jewelers is a Lakewood Jewelry Store the specializes in buying and selling Gold and Large Diamonds. The owner, Bill Garlutzo has been buying and selling out of the same location on Colfax for over 20 years. Because of Bill's experience of buying, he ensures his customers top dollar for their jewelry. One of the great things about working with FJR Diamond and Gold (FJR Jewelers) is they will pay you CASH on the spot for your jewelry unlike some of the other jewelry buyers in Denver who make you wait a few days or even weeks to pay you.

If you need to sell gold or sell diamonds, make sure to check out FJR Jeweler's website: http://www.denver-gold.com/ or give them a call 303-233-0066

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Denver Engagement Rings

Pink diamond engagement rings offer a unique blend of traditional taste plus some personality. Many brides want a diamond engagement ring because it is a symbol of love and commitment, but they also want a unique ring that is one-of-a-kind.

Pink diamonds are a great way to bring a unique taste to a ring that cannot be matched by the traditional colorless diamonds. Fancy colored diamonds are very rare, and also very expensive. These gemstones contain minerals within the stone that create the color. There are only a few places in the world that mine pink diamonds, and if you have the pocketbook to pay for a pink diamond then it is the perfect choice for you.

But, many people do not have the cash to pay for a pink diamond engagement ring, so instead they may choose to have a fake fancy color diamond-- meaning that the color is man-made, it is created to look just like the real gemstone.

Some couples choose a pink diamond engagement ring to symbolize their love, and they have the ring setting designed uniquely for the stone that is used. Combining a pink diamond with other smaller, colorless diamonds creates a brilliant ring. The smaller clear diamonds will add an accent to the main stone, which in turn brings out even more of the pink color.

One of the biggest advantages to owning a pink diamond engagement ring, is that you know that the gemstone is going to hold it's value well-- and probably even become more valuable over time. The supply of pink diamonds is quickly depleting, so these special gemstones will become more and more valuable as time goes on.

The most important aspect of purchasing a diamond engagement ring is that you find the perfect ring for you-- match the design and style to your own personality and taste. There are many ring options out there, take your time to find your perfect ring.

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Lakewood Jeweler

There are many Lakewood Jewelry stores to buy gold jewelry from along with diamonds and silver. Some of the Lakewood jewelry stores don't have the most welcoming staff and I have even felt pressured to make a purchase by some of the Lakewood jewelers. I recently went into FJR Jewelers and was very happy to meet the owner Bill Garlutzo. He told me he had much more diamonds in the back and that if there was some jewelry I wanted, he could get it for me.

I liked the fact that they also purchased gold and old jewelry from individuals. I think this helped make FJR Jewelers pricing lower than all of the other Lakewood Jewelery stores and they certainly were much more friendly than the other jewelers.

I recommend anyone to use FJR Jewelers for any Englewood, Lakewood, or Denver jewelry needs. Check out their website at www.denver-gold.com

Monday, August 18, 2008

Diamond Fun Facts

Here is some information I found about Diamonds at the Jewelry Information Center website:

The word "diamond" comes from the ancient Greek "adamas," meaning unconquerable.

"Carat," the measure of diamond weight is derived from the Greek "keration," the name for the uniform in weight carob seed.

Cut, color, clarity, and carat are the "4Cs" that guide a jeweler in determining a diamond's value.
"Clarity" refers to a diamond's freedom from internal inclusions such as internal cracks or tiny crystals. A diamond may be termed "flawless" if a trained eye can detect no inclusions under 10-power magnification.

"Cut" refers to the way a diamond is cut and polished, the proportion of the diamond that dictates the maximum amount of light the diamond will refract and reflect, and the diamond's facets.

The term "fancy" diamond means pear, oval, or emerald cut stones.
Red is the very rarest color for a diamond.

Marilyn Monroe's famed comment as the character Lorelei Lee, "Diamonds are a girl's best friend," is a classic. But Mark Twain in "Puddin' Head Wilson's Calendar" said, "It is better to have old second-hand diamonds than none at all."

A carat is divided into 100 points.

The "old miner" refers to a diamond cut that is round but has many fewer facets than the modern brilliant cut.

The color deemed ideal for a gem quality diamond is colorless.

The Hope Diamond is a rare and famous example of a diamond with a deep blue body color.

Diamond Jim Brady, whose diamond studded accessories caused quite a stir, showered ladyfriend Lillian Russell with extravagant diamond gifts among which was a diamond bracelet with her name in red diamonds.

Industrial diamonds, which are used in precision machinery because they are the hardest substance known, differ from gem diamonds because they are of inferior color and quality.

The man who first discovered how best to release the diamond's fiery brilliance from the unprepossessing rough gem was Vincenti Peruzzi, a Venetian lapidary who lived in the 17th century.

Friday, August 8, 2008

Lakewood Jewelry Store

If you're looking for a one stop Lakewood Jewelry Store, look no further than FJR Jewelers on West Colfax Ave. We have gone to many of the Lakewood Jewelers and have had mixed results. FJR Jewelers not only sells diamonds, birth stones, gold, and more...they also buy Denver Gold, and Denver Diamonds which sent them appart from the rest.



FJR Jewelers is the best Lakewood Jewelry Store because of its great and educated staff and their ability to get any kind of jewelry you could possibly want. Don't be thrown off by the size of their jewelry store. If there is something you want or need to get, FJR Jewelers can get it for you and usually at a cheaper price. The best thing about FJR Jewelers is they sell custom jewelry at wholesale prices! Of all the Lakewood jewelry stores we visited, FJR Jewelers had the best prices. They were selling the same jewelry as the other Lakewood Jewelry Stores at a cheaper price. If price is a concern, you should check out FJR Jewelers.

Four C's of Diamonds

Consumers and members of the diamond industry are buying and selling diamonds based on their light performance and these four C's:

Clarity - Describes the clearness or purity of a diamond. This is determined by the number, size, nature, and location of the internal and external (blemishes) imperfections.

Color - Describes the amount of color the diamond contains. This can range from colorless to yellow with slight tints of yellow, gray or brown. Colors can also range from intense yellow to brown, blue, green, pink and red. These fancy color are rare and therefore more valuable.

Cut - Refers to the proportions, finish, symmetry, and polish of the diamond. These factors determine the fire and brilliance of a diamond. Well cut diamonds sell at a premium and poorly cut diamonds sell at discounted prices. With the advent of technology, the cut of the diamond can be determined through the use of the Dia-Mension system, a computerized system which takes accurate measurements and proportions of a diamond in seconds, in addition to the standard millimeter gauge.

Carat Weight - Is the unit of weight for the diamond. A carat is further subdivided in 100 points ( 0.01 carat = l point ). One carat is equal to 0.20 grams. Value per carat increases with carat size, because larger rough diamonds occur less frequently. In other words, 2 half-carat diamonds taken together will not cost as much as 1 one-carat diamond, as the one-carat stone is more rare.

Thursday, August 7, 2008

Denver Jewelry Store

If you are looking for a Denver Jewelry Store with an excellent staff and a great selection of fine jewelry you should go to FJR Jewelers. FJR Jewelers offers custom Denver Jewelry at wholesale prices. They are located just west of down town Denver and can get you any jewelry you are looking for.

FJR Jewelers also buys all Denver GOLD and jewelry in any condition. They love to buy broken jewelry as well and gold coins or diamonds. For all of your Denver Jewelry needs give FJR Jewelers a call at (303) 233-0066 or check out their website at www.denver-gold.com