Two Hearts Jewelers

We will be open this Wednesday from 10am-5pm call or come in we are here for you have any great day.

Turquoise and silver necklace handmade (1 of 1) 18" special ordered.

Happy Valentine's day to each and everyone with every hour your love grows for each other have a great day.

Sterling silver sunflower hand painted special oder.

Sterling silver, My heart is yours forever bracelet.

Sterling silver with Diamond,pink stone,peridot & Black cz hand made.

Why is the lush, grass-green peridot an extreme gem? It can be found in volcanic rocks and meteorites! It often forms in the mantle of the earth and reaches the... surface when shot out by volcanoes as xenolith bombs. These bombs (image 2) (chunks of peridot coated in volcanic basalt rock) can be found near the craters of a select few volcanoes, one of which is the Kilbourne Hole in New Mexico (image 3). Peridot has also been discovered in outer space! The crews of Apollo 11 and Apollo 12 found peridot on the moon, and peridot was found in comet dust brought back by the Stardust robotic space probe in 2005. What a stellar gem! Learn more about this August birthstone https://www.gia.edu/peridot Photo 1: Courtesy: Kat Florence Atelier. Photo 2: Courtesy: Rob Lavinsky, iRocks.com CC-BY-SA-3.0. Photo 3: Courtesy: NASA See more

LIVE SHOW starting in High Sierra Stones Auction House at 6:00! Don't miss out!

First treasure from Diamond Mountain: small, pristine, and super rare black stem Herkimer Diamond scepter cluster! This perfect gem was the single crystal ...found in a small pocket we opened on our first day, and what a find it was. Stay tuned for some crystals that are genuinely going to knock your socks offthis mine is known for some of the rarest and most beautiful formations in Herkimer County, and it did not disappoint! See more

Diamonds didn't become the hardest gem on the block by taking it easy. Natural diamonds formed 90 to 400 miles beneath Earth's surface in temperatures of more t...han 2000F (1050C), under pressures equivalent to more than 80 elephants stepping on your big toe. And that was just the beginning! Then they were explosively carried up to Earth’s surface by special volcanoes called kimberlites. Not every diamond survives this process since the kimberlite magma can dissolve diamonds. The next time you look at a diamond, know that you're looking at a survivor! Courtesy (diamonds): Blue Nile. Diagram: GIA. See more