Santa Fe’s Nedra Matteucci has spent forty years establishing herself as one of the country’s leading gallerists, but it’s her eponymous gallery's magnificent sculpture garden that really made me stop and smell the proverbial roses
Fire opals are a favorite of many of the world’s most exclusive jewelry designers, harkening back to the Aztecs and Mayans, who used the fiery minerals in their ceremonial rituals. [Part 4 of 5]
Making their debut on the jewelry scene in the past fifteen years, Ethiopian opals have made-up for lost time, becoming a favorite of jewelry designers from around the world. [Part 3 of 5]
When most people think of opals, it’s White Opals they’re envisioning. Check-out these stunning examples of White Opal precious jewelry, from some of the world’s most celebrated artisans [Part 2 of 5]
In this first in a five-part series about OPALS, we take a look at the Boulder Opal—the rarest form of opal—and spotlight some dazzling jewelry utilizing this magical multihued Australian mineral [Part 1 of 5]
A recent port on my current cruise through the Panama Canal, Cartagena de Indias isn’t just brimming with history, but has become home to one of the world’s most vibrant international street-art scenes.
A decade later, this article's message rings truer than ever before... Yes, I’m a man. Yes, I wear a lot of jewelry. No, I do not want your oily mitts all over it!