Valentine's Day 2.0

Valentine's Day is creeping up on us faster than a Charlie Sheen relapse, jewelry hounds, and the holiday of love has me thinking:

Why is it that only couples get to celebrate Valentine's Day? And more importantly? Why is it that only women who are in a RELATIONSHIP get the jewelry spoils from this bling-filled occasion?

 

It's high time single ladies get in on the Valentine's Day action too. Starting now.

Besties like Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox, for example, should get each other diamond heart pendants this year - or Eva Longoria should splurge on a diamond right hand ring to celebrate the fact that she no longer has to put up with basketball highlights and boring conversation!

1/2ct Diamond Heart Pendant, $199.93

Mothers can give to daughters, daughters can give to mothers...

Mother & Child Diamond Pendant, $74.19

Or maybe your favorite teacher, bartender, or (in Charlie Sheen's case) lawyer deserves a little love this Valentine's Day?

3/8 ct Diamond Flower Right Hand Ring $234.01

You get the idea, right? I'm just saying that the 'romantically involved' shouldn't have a monopoly on a holiday that celebrates meaningful relationships. And (more importantly) diamonds.

Thoughts?

P.S. JewelClub is having a Valentine's Day Sample Sale this week, and the merch is selling faster than (fill in the blank....) at a Charlie Sheen house party (click here for more).

Get while the gettin's good!

Give Diamonds The Finger!

There’s something in the air this October. Just raise your finger and you can sense it. It’s cool, in fact, it’s icy. It’s sensuous and it’s stylish.

Every October the country comes down with diamond Right Hand Ring fever. After all, a diamond Right Hand Ring honors all that is great about women; individuality, strength, determination, beauty and the ultimate female talent - multi-tasking.

Once you have your ring, though, the choices really start. Which is the ‘right’ Right Hand Ring finger? What you probably didn’t know is that according to the rules of palmistry, whichever finger you choose represents more than you realize.

Traditionally palmists say that your potential at birth is revealed in the left hand, while the right hand represents your adult self,and shows what you have done with your innate abilities and character traits.

If you veer to wearing a ring on the Forefinger of your right hand, then this indicates that you’re probably confident, ambitious and driven.

If you are the type of person that never gives up, has a strong inner-discipline and likes the finer things in life, then the Middle Finger is likely the one you’ll raise.

Finally, there’s no coincidence why so many celebrities wear their diamond Right Hand Rings on the Ring Finger. This finger represents emotional expression and creativity.

So whether you’re a red carpet junkie or a woman who prefers to keep it real, choose a diamond Right Hand Ring to suit your personal style. Raise your right hand this month and reach for the stars!

Cameron Diaz’s Diamond Dazzle

"They're not engaged" - that was message from Cameron Diaz's rep in an attempt to squash the rumors that the 'What Happens In Vegas' star is about to tie the knot with British model Paul Sculfor. The actress was recently spotted leaving a restaurant in Santa Monica with a sparkling diamond on her left hand fueling rumors that she was engaged.

'It is not an engagement ring. It is her own ring, designed by her friend, Lenore Marusak, for La Paix,' said the star's publicist.

It seems that Cameron is quite simply a Right Hand Ring woman. And talking about diamond Right Hand Rings, Jewelry.com has the perfect diamond sparkler for a star like Cameron. A double diamond star by-pass ring - for a double glammy whammy.