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A Tradition of Excellence

The ArtCarved reputation for craftsmanship dates back to 1850, when a young goldsmith named John R. Wood made his first wedding ring. Much has changed since then, but not the high standard of quality, which has made ArtCarved world famous.

Today, ArtCarved is Americas most recognized brand of bridal jewelery, preferred by more brides and grooms than any other brand.

ArtCarved is an innovator, having introduced new ideas, which are now accepted as tradition. ArtCarved popularized the double ring ceremony and led the way in promoting the matched ring set. ArtCarved continues to be the leader in wedding ring styling.

You can be sure that ArtCarved will alays maintain the highest standards of quality, styling and craftsmanship.

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This Months Birthstone,

Novembers Birthstone - Topaz Or Citrine

Topaz, November's primary birthstone, has one of the most confusing histories of any popular gem. Though topaz has been known since antiquity, it has suffered from considerable misidentification since ancient times, most often being confused with citrine, the alternative November birthstone.

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Interesting Fact:
The name "diamond" comes from the Greek word "adamas" meaning unconquerable-suggesting the eternity of love. In fact, diamonds have been the traditional symbol of love since ancient Greece. Discovered about 2,500 years ago in India, the ancients believed they were splinters from the stars, perhaps crystallized lightening or hardened dew drops.