Have you ever wondered about the value of your favorite jewelry? Whether you're considering selling old pieces to make room for new ones or simply curious about their worth over time, appraising your jewelry is a great idea. Here's everything you need to know about jewelry appraisal, from the basics to understanding the processes.

What is Jewelry Appraisal?

Appraisal involves assessing a piece of jewelry's cost, quality, and authenticity. Appraisers are skilled in various appraisals for insurance coverage, resale value, and educational purposes for curious individuals. Many seek appraisals when inheriting jewelry or determining its current market value, as market dynamics constantly evolve.

Appraisal Types

Understanding the various types of appraisals is essential, as each serves a distinct purpose. The most common is an insurance appraisal, which helps you determine a replacement value for insurance coverage in case your jewelry gets stolen or lost. 

A fair market appraisal estimates the price that a buyer and seller would agree upon in an open market. This type of appraisal is used for estate planning, taxation, or legal purposes. 

While these are the two primary types of jewelry appraisals, numerous other appraisal methods are available to suit your specific needs.

Understanding The Appraisal Process:

Understanding the jewelry appraisal process is essential, especially for first-time appraisals. The appraiser typically begins by thoroughly examining the piece and assessing various factors such as the materials, gemstones, craftsmanship, and condition.

Next, the appraiser researches the piece within the current market context, considering factors like demand, rarity, and comparable sales. This research allows them to estimate the jewelry's value in real-time.

The appraisal process typically takes 45 minutes to an hour. However, to ensure accuracy and thoroughness, it may take longer for particularly rare or complex pieces of jewelry.

Choosing An Appraiser

When selecting an appraiser for your jewelry, choosing someone with a wealth of experience and a range of certifications is essential. Look for appraisers with certifications, such as GIA (Gemological Institute of America) or AGS (American Gem Society), indicating gemological knowledge expertise. 

Additionally, the appraiser must follow the guidelines set forth by reputable organizations such as the International Society of Appraisers (ISA) and the American Society of Appraisers (ASA). By choosing an appraiser with these credentials, you can have confidence in the accuracy and professionalism of the appraisal process.

Work with Appraisal Experts at Bostonian Jewelers

Ready to have your jewelry appraised? We're here to assist you every step of the way. Our experienced team will guide you through the entire appraisal process, ensuring that your jewelry's estimated value is determined using the most thorough and reliable methods. Whether you're seeking evaluation for a new piece or have been curious about the worth of an older one, we're dedicated to providing you with support and expertise.

With summer approaching, it's time to start putting away the cold-weather clothing and pulling out all you need: swimsuits, beach cover-ups, short-sleeve shirts, shorts, and open-toed shoes! But one thing we often forget when we head to the beach or lay out in the sun is the impact that it has on our jewelry (and our skin).

Not only does continuing to wear your jewelry in specific environments create the risk of damage, but it can also harm your skin. That's why we have put together some tips to help keep your precious valuables—your jewelry—safe while you enjoy all that fun the sun offers.

Protect Your Jewelry this Summer with These 3 Tips

Summer brings trips to the pool, lazy afternoons at the beach, and hours spent frolicking and playing outside. Unfortunately, all this fun isn't so fun for our jewelry. Our rings, necklaces, watches, bracelets, and everything in between need some added care and thought to protect their value and keep them looking safe all year long.

1. Lock Up Jewelry in the Safe While Traveling

If you plan to hop on a plane or travel long distances away from home this summer, consider leaving fine jewelry at home. Traveling puts you and your wearables at greater risk of theft. Changes in daily habits can make us more forgetful, increasing the risk that we might take off a piece and then forget to put it back on. Let's also not forget the concern of losing rings and other jewelry in the pool—or worse—the ocean. When possible, leave those items at home. 

2. If Jewelry is Coming with You, Wear It 

If you're destined to bring your jewelry, especially when traveling on a plane, the safest thing to do is wear it. You should not check a piece of fine or precious jewelry in your luggage. And even keeping jewelry pieces in your carry-on should be avoided. Accidents—and thefts—do happen.

3. Take Jewelry Off When Applying Sunscreen 

Before applying the sunscreen, remove your jewelry and put it in a safe place that you will remember. For rings in particular, make sure your fingers are dry before putting the rings back on again. Hands can get and stay quite slippery after applying sunscreen. That said, aside from the risk of losing your jewelry, keeping it from coming into too much contact with the sunscreen in the first place is essential. Oils and lotions love to make their way into the crooks and crannies of our beautiful jewelry. This will make your jewelry look dirty but can also inadvertently cause sand and other abrasive substances to harm rings and jewelry.

What To Do For Your Sunscreen-Dirtied Jewelry

Remember how we mentioned that jewelry and sunscreen combined can be dangerous for the skin? It's true. If you accidentally leave sunscreen on jewelry, necklaces, and watches and wear them out in the sun, it can cause a painful rash underneath. 

So, if your jewelry was overexposed to sunscreen and sand this summer, bring it to Bostonian Jewelers. We'll restore your piece to remove harmful elements that can cause further damage.

When buying jewelry for the woman in your life, who needs an official holiday? Yet, indulgence aside, buying her jewelry every day can be expensive and ruin the element of delightful surprise. That's why holidays such as Mother's Day are the perfect opportunity not only to surprise and delight your favorite mom but also to wow her with something that is gorgeous in the box it came in and even more gorgeous when she wears it.

Jewelry Items Mom Will Love this Mother's Day 

When buying jewelry for anyone, you must consider their tastes and interests. You also want to pay extra close attention to the gift recipient herself before you head off to the jewelry store. Does she wear rings beyond her engagement ring and wedding band? 

Are her ears pierced? If so, how many sets of earrings does she typically wear? Does she like to wear traditional watches, or is she more of a sports watch gal? What about bracelets? Does she ever toss some on for a night on the town? 

Knowing these things will help you narrow your selections and choose an option she will love. So, without further ado, check out these items, perfect for a Mother's Day jewelry gift.

1. Mother and Child Pendant: This one might take a bit of pre-work, as these are typically customized. Ask us for options to make a unique pendant to symbolize her role as a mother. And if your pocketbook can make it happen, consider adding her children's birthstones somehow.
2. Anniversary Band: Happy wives and moms proudly wear their wedding rings. An anniversary band is a beautiful gift, even for a mom on Mother's Day. It can be worn with her existing rings, on an adjacent finger, or on her other hand.
3. Tennis Bracelet: Ladies love to show off their bling, so why not gift her a gorgeous tennis bracelet she can wear when she heads out with her girlfriends, for date night, or even just a special day spent with the kids?
4. Diamond Earrings: If mom has pierced ears, especially if she has a second or third set, gifting her a pair of diamond earrings can never go wrong. Consider a more extensive set for the primary piercings and slightly smaller for subsequent piercings.

Looking for the Best Mother's Day Jewelry?

Whether you have a clear idea of what to get or need some guidance, Bostonian Jewelers is here to help. Our experts can assist you in selecting a Mother's Day gift that will truly appreciate her for all she does. We'll ensure your gift has that wow factor when she opens the box, making her Mother's Day extra special.

Rings. They look like just a simple round metal forged to fit the finger, but there's much more to those cylindrical metal blocks than that. Rings are used in so many different ways; in fact, they have become part of our everyday lives. Rings are used as stylish accessories, a symbol of status and wealth, and, of course, to show the promise of eternal love. But as perfect and beautiful as rings are, sometimes they don't fit. So what do you do when your ring does not fit? Is resizing it an option without spoiling the quality? Read on to find out. 

What Does Resizing Mean?

Ring resizing is precisely what it sounds like. It involves widening or narrowing the band of the ring. It's simply reducing the circumference of the band or increasing it, as the case may be.  A ring could involve just a millimeter, like a fraction of an inch. Ring resizing can be done for rings of all materials: gold, silver, titanium, and other metals.

People have their rings resized for all kinds of reasons. Some newly engaged lovers don't know their partner's ring size, which is normal. For others, it may be due to weight loss or weight gain. People also resize their rings because they want to wear them on a different finger; the reasons are limitless.

How is Resizing Done?

Resizing is done either through the machine or by hand. The method may depend on the degree of changes needed to get a perfect fit. Most people prefer hand resizing because it usually provides a more precise fit. Hand resizing is, however, more expensive, and people who want a much cheaper option will prefer machine resizing. Machine resizing costs less but is usually less accurate than hand resizing. The accuracy, however, can also depend on the person doing the resizing.

How To Make A Ring Bigger

When a ring is too small, it's practically impossible to wear. Even if you do manage to fit it in your finger, it will make you feel really uncomfortable and may even block your blood flow. There are basically two ways to fix this and make the ring bigger. The first way is to add extra metal to the ring's band. A professional jeweler will add extra metal, usually the same metal material the ring is made of or a compatible alternative.

If adding extra metal is not a good option or there needs to be more material, the jeweler may also recommend stretching the ring. This is done by pulling apart the ring and then elongating it. 

How To Make A Ring Smaller

There is usually one way to make a ring smaller than its original size: by cutting part of the ring's shank and then joining the cut ends together again, usually by soldering.

There could also technically be a way to make a ring more significant than the intended size fit without resizing it, especially if there is no time to resize it professionally. If that is the case and the ring is more significant than your ring size, you can make it smaller using ring overlays. Ring overlays can help make it tighter and prevent the ring from slipping.

Bostonian Jewelers Ring Resizing

Ring resizing, if done right, can give you the ring of your dreams, but when done wrong, it can make your wearing experience terrible and even cause a health hazard by constricting blood flow. That's why you need a professional jewelry service that can give you a ring that's just right. Bostonian Jewelers is a professional jewelry service with staff that are experts in resizing rings. If you need to resize your rings, Bostonian Jewelers is the service you should choose. 

You have been hoping to buy something special for that special someone, a diamond ring that will dazzle them and add to their beauty. But you have a dilemma; you can't just decide on the ring size and type to get. Some people want rings with large diamonds encrusted on them despite it not being a proper fit with their fingers and their dress. This blog will explore just how to pick the diamond ring that best fits your finger shape.

Best Diamond Ring For Long Fingers

Let's be honest: broader and longer fingers are generally more dazzling with diamond rings. There's just someone that goes with it that makes the fingers pop out and allows the diamond ring to merge with the finger's aesthetics. This combo is deadly because, with it, the diamond ring is no longer just a simple accessory; it becomes a personality and a part of them.

If you see diamond fingers on people with broader or longer fingers, you will notice that their every motion and gesture accentuates the diamond ring on their hands. This is especially true in diamond rings with an elongation effect like emerald, marquise, and pearl cuts. While longer fingers can undoubtedly support a high-carat diamond, it is usually preferred that people with petite fingers use low-carat ones.

Best Diamond Ring For Petite Finger

For those of you with petite fingers, there's also something for you. If you want to make an impression with your diamond ring, you should go for Oval and marquise-shaped diamonds; they create the illusion that your fingers are wider. Also, make sure that these diamonds have a wider band but not too wide, as it will make it look awkward and silly. They are trending, and their surface area and higher carat weight are the best ways to showcase your status.

Best Diamond Ring For Wide Fingers

If you have chubby fingers, don't sweat it—we've also got something for you. Chubby has its beauty, too, and it means you can pull off bolder and more dazzling rings—that is, if you have the budget for it. For you, teardrop and radiant-cut diamonds are the perfect fit. They are more dazzling, and with the wide finger, they help draw more attention to the ring on your finger.

Best Diamond Ring For Large Knuckles

There are plenty of options available for you if you have large knuckles. The above diamond types, such as oval, emerald, and teardrop, are perfect for you. They look flattering and are just perfect for making your hands look slimmer. Wide ornate ring bands are the way to go, but note that you should get one big enough to fit over your Knuckles.

Best Diamond Ring For Square Fingers

Some people might say square fingers do not look good with diamonds, but on the contrary, they do. Anything can work out if it's the right shape and setting. To make it work out, avoid princess-cut and square-cut diamonds and instead opt for Oval and emerald cuts as they help create an illusion of a longer and more slender finger. This helps counteract the squareness of your fingers. To complete the look, add a classic side stone ring for a feminine touch and tapered bands to mellow out the squareness of your fingers.

Work with Bostonian Jewelers

When it's all said and done, it's still not easy to choose, but worry not—Bostonian Jewelers is here to help. Bostonian Jewelers has a large collection of rings in all shapes, colors, and sizes, and you can make your selection with the help of professionals.

Do you have a specific vision for an engagement ring or wedding band? At Bostonian Jewelers, we want to make the custom ring design process simple for you. We specialize in crafting bespoke engagement rings, wedding bands, and fine jewelry. Our integrated technology, such as three-dimensional design and printing, laser welding, and advanced casting methods, can bring your vision to life. 

We’ve broken down this process so that it is designed to be a rewarding journey to the wedding ring of your dreams. Custom design can feel daunting, but we work hard to eliminate the confusion. Contact us today to get started. 

Step 1: Initial Design Process

The first part of this process is discussing what you would like your ring to look like. Schedule an appointment to meet our designers, or walk in! We want to give you the piece you’ve been dreaming of, so try to come to this with a clear vision of what you want. Bringing along any inspirational images and elements of the design you’d like will help us start building our first adaptation. 

Step 2: Computer Aided Drawing Technology

The next step is using our 3D computer-aided drawing technology (3D CAD) to build out the first design of your custom ring. This step will enable you to be involved throughout the process so you know exactly what we are designing. These are high-resolution images of your piece of jewelry before it’s completed. Your approval is essential before proceeding to the next step.

Step 3: 3D Mold Printing

Once approved, we move on to creating the actual mold for your unique piece of custom jewelry. We utilize high-resolution 3D printers to create a wax mold, allowing you to see and feel your custom ring. This will also let you lay gemstones into the appropriate areas, giving you a sense of what your finished product will look like. We will also use this 3D wax mold to build the actual piece of jewelry - we make an impression of the wax, burn it out, and replace the cavity with the metals of your choice. 

Step 4: Cast Processing and Gem Placement

Once the casting process is complete, your ring will go through multiple polishing, blending, and softening steps. This is where custom elements such as engraving, micro-detail applications, and size adjustments are implemented. We then bring your ring for gemstones to be matched for size and quality and securely set into the piece. We will give the ring a final polish with an industrial ultrasonic bath and a high-pressure steam to remove any remaining residue. 

Work with Bostonian Jewelers 

After everything, our favorite step is seeing the first expression once we deliver the finished design. We have experienced and shared tears of joy and emotions that accompany these special moments. Three generations of manufacturing exceptional jewelry have separated Bostonian Jewelers from the competition by using innovative designs and techniques to make your dream piece of jewelry. Book your consultation with us today to get started.

From your everyday jewelry to the expensive pieces you put on special occasions, jewelry requires cleaning occasionally. Jewelry, unlike our day-to-day clothing, is often overlooked during cleaning because most people believe it retains its shine for a long time.  This belief is untrue, as jewelry can become dull if neglected. Cleaning your jewelry requires special precautions to prevent damage, as over-cleaning can degrade its aesthetic value. 

Keep reading to learn different ways to clean metals and keep your jewelry fresh. As always, contact the professionals at Bostonian Jewelers to get your jewelry properly refurbished. 

How Often Should I Clean My Jewelry?

There is no one-size-fits-all rule to cleaning your jewelry, as it depends on how often it is worn, the last it was cleaned, and how it is stored. Some jewelry attracts more dirt than others and should be cleaned biweekly or monthly, while others don't. The general rule most people abide by is cleaning every two months to ensure it retains its color and shine. 

Tips To Clean Your Jewelry 

Cleaning your jewelry only requires professional help if stated by the jeweler or jewelry company. If you own regular jewelry pieces, the following are ways to keep them clean:-

Use liquid wash to clean your jewelry. 

Your liquid wash is suitable for washing dishes or clothes and can also clean your jewelry if appropriately used. The popular liquid soaks like Blue Dawn can eliminate months and years of dirt embedded deep in your jewelry. Another advantage is these washes are cheap, readily accessible, and can clean most metals, including silver, brass, titanium, gold-fill, and even aluminum, without damage. 

How-To Use:

1. Soak the jewelry in soapy water (containing an equal mixture of liquid wash and water) for several minutes.
2. Lather with the soap and rub the jewelry between your palms gently. Use a soft toothbrush to brush the joints and detailing if your jewelry has any engravings or carvings.
3. Repeat the procedure if the water gets brown or dark.
4. Rinse the jewelry with warm water and allow it to air dry. You can use a hair dryer/blower (on the lowest heat or most relaxed setting) to dry the jewelry. 

Use baking soda to clean your jewelry. 

Baking Soda is a powerful kitchen compound used for baking and even cleaning. It is used in many DIY procedures and has proven effective countless times. Mix baking soda with water and form a thick paste. Rub the paste on your still-dry jewelry for some minutes, and use a soft toothbrush to get the paste into the detailing and other tight corners. Rinse with water and air dry. 

Use plain vinegar to clean your jewelry. 

Vinegar effectively removes tarnishes in copper and brass jewelry. Soak the jewelry in vinegar for a few seconds. Remove the piece and wash with a non-lotion dishwashing soap and water for a few minutes. Rub it gently between your fingers and rinse thoroughly under cold water. Pat dry with a clean, lint-free towel to remove water spots, or use the blow dryer in a low setting. Ensure it is properly dry and stored in a fool-proof Ziploc® bag. 

Work with Bostonian Jewelers 

Bostonian Jewelers offers jewelry restoration and repair services. Whether you've uncovered vintage jewelry or forgotten about some beloved jewels that need a touch-up, our experts in Boston are the ones to choose from. Contact us today to schedule a one-on-one consultation.

Everyone has a preference for what metals you like best for your jewelry. Some people stick with gold, others prefer silver, and some may even choose gold for aesthetic options. What about the finer details? Do you know the difference between 14K gold and 24K gold? What makes sterling silver distinct "sterling"? Here's a guide to some different types of metal for jewelry and which you should select.

Solid Gold Jewelry

Gold, whether yellow, white, or rose, is trendy in the jewelry industry. Historically, there has always been value and emphasis put on gold - however, it's also malleable, making it great for jewelry making. A significant benefit of gold jewelry is that it doesn't tarnish on its own, compared to sterling silver. Gold jewelry can be as old as can be, but you can always bring it back to life with a simple polish. Avoid wearing gold jewelry in swimming pools or hot tubs, as chlorines can discolor gold when it's hot. 

Gold is too delicate to be used undiluted, and this is where karat percentages come in. The lowest that can still legally be called gold is ten karats. You can tell how much gold is present based on the number of karats:

• 24 karat gold = 100 percent gold
• 22 karat gold = 92 percent gold
• 18 karat gold = 75 percent gold
• 14 karat gold = 58 percent gold
• 10 karat gold = 41 percent gold

Gold Jewelry: Plated vs. Filled vs. Vermeil 

These different types of gold jewelry can be easily confused. People often use the terms interchangeably, even though they're different. Gold-plated jewelry is a low-end metal, such as brass or copper, electroplated with a layer of gold. It's typically less expensive than the other options yet more valuable than vermeil. Gold-filled jewelry has a thicker layer of gold over the base and can sometimes be as much as 100% more viscous, making it a good option for longer jewelry. Gold vermeil can be known as a "silver gilt". It's a higher-quality silver that's plated with a thin gold layer. Vermeil can be made with either pure or sterling silver.  

Sterling Silver Jewelry 

 Sterling silver jewelry is one of the most common metal types for jewelry, and you've probably owned a few silver pieces in your life. Pure silver is weak and difficult to shape, and if you wear pure silver as jewelry, it may stain your skin from oxidation due to the reaction of sulfur in the air and ammonia in your sweat. Sterling silver is a common swap for pure silver jewelry as it's an affordable white metal comprising 92.5% pure silver. You'll typically see a "925" on any sterling silver jewelry. 

How Can I Tell What Type of Metal My Jewelry Is?

If you purchase a vintage piece of jewelry or find something lying around and want to know what metal it is, it's pretty easy to look for specific markings. As mentioned above, silver jewelry almost always has a "925" or "sterling" stamp. Real metals, such as gold, silver, or platinum, must be stamped with a quality mark showing the percentage of metal used. For non-precious metals, you can always try using a magnet. If you are having trouble, contact Bostonian Jewelers, and we can help you figure it out. 

Work with Bostonian Jewelers 

At Bostonian Jewelers, we aim to help people find the highest quality jewelry for themselves or a loved one. We create only the finest jewelry featuring precious metals and stones. Start shopping with us today, or plan your restoration project with our experts. 

Ladies love to flaunt their ear accessories and receive compliments for having a good choice or are asked where they bought such a beautiful pair. Believe it or not, complimenting someone on their earrings can make them a whole day. But as much as the earrings lift the look, some ears are sensitive to metals, so you must be careful in selecting the type that doesn't irritate your ears. Allow the blog to guide you through the metals suitable for earrings. 

Types of Metals Best For Earrings 

Attention, all sensitive ears! We understand that you are fond of wearing fashion accessories, but your sensitivity hinders in between. For that, a list of ear-friendly metals has been compiled below for you to feel comfortable:

• Titanium 
• Surgical Stainless Steel
• Gold
• Platinum 
• Niobium 
• Sterling silver

Titanium

Titanium takes the highest score among the best metals for earrings. Why? Because the metal is hypoallergenic. Hypoallergenic metals prevent allergic reactions. Furthermore, Titanium has high levels of durability and is easy to carry, being light in weight, which adds all the more reason to wear it daily. The good part is that Titanium is available in various styles and designs, which doubles the joy of matching the accessory with your dresses. 

Surgical Stainless Steel

Next in line, we have surgical stainless steel on the list. The sensitive ears can wear earrings manufactured out of this material. Are they safe? Yes, they are safe. The same material is also used in the medical field and is acknowledged for its hypoallergenic properties. The content level of the nickel is slightly lesser when compared with the usual regular stainless steel, reducing the chances of allergic reactions. Therefore, when shopping, keep a sharp eye on earrings made of stainless steel.

Gold 

Gold is one of the most commonly used metals that hold immense value when it's turned into jewelry. The metal turns out to be soft if used for earring production purposes. Therefore, it is mixed with other metals to shape alloys. While setting out to purchase gold earrings, picking the 24K or 18K ones is suggested. Why? Since their alloys contain more gold and fewer other metals, the irritation risk decreases. You won't have to take it off in any gathering and enjoy the experience. 

Platinum  

Make way for platinum; this metal is another excellent choice for ladies with sensitive ears. Platinum resists corrosion and tarnishing, so the metal will not become uncomfortable even if you have to wear it longer. Other than that, platinum is recognized for its durability and endless charm. 

Niobium 

If all the metals mentioned earlier are out of your reach, why don't you try niobium? The metal is not as famous but carries hypoallergenic. Due to its anodizing properties, Niobium is available in a wide range of colors. Therefore, use it according to your taste. 

Shop Bostonian Jewelers 

If you are on the hunt for the best metals for earrings, then consider getting in touch with Bostonian Jewelers to help you. 

Jewelry should bring delight rather than pain. Adornment can be tempting, but for people with sensitive skin, the risk of allergies is usually too significant. Discover a world of hypoallergenic jewelry metals that will take your style to the next level without causing any irritation to your skin.

Explore the world of beautiful and safe metals for sensitive skin, from rhodium-plated sterling silver, which protects against tarnish, to nickel-free alternatives, which entice, and platinum, which endures with its timeless elegance.  

What is Hypoallergenic Jewelry

Hypoallergenic jewelry is defined as jewelry made from materials that are less likely to cause allergic responses. These carefully chosen metals relieve those who suffer from skin sensitivities or allergies to metals, enabling them to enjoy the pleasure of jewelry without the pain of skin irritation. Nickel allergies are frequent, so hypoallergenic jewelry is a good option. Wearing jewelry can be less enjoyable if it causes skin sensitivities, redness, or itching. People with sensitive skin or who are allergic to metals can find relief using hypoallergenic metals, which lessen the chances of allergic reactions.

Different Types of Hypoallergenic Jewelry

Rhodium-Plated Sterling Silver

A new favorite among those looking for hypoallergenic jewelry is rhodium-plated sterling silver. Rhodium plating makes sterling silver shinier and more long-lasting and forms a protective layer that keeps skin from coming into touch with the metal. Rhodium plating makes sterling silver hypoallergenic, an excellent quality for sensitive skin.

Nickel-Free Sterling Silver

Nickel is a typical allergen in sterling silver. People looking for a nickel-free alternative to sterling silver but still adore its charm can find it in nickel-free sterling silver. People allergic to nickel can still appreciate the beauty of sterling silver jewelry thanks to this type of silver crafted without nickel.

Platinum

Platinum is a hypoallergenic metal of unmatched quality; it is also famously rare and long-lasting. People with sensitive skin will love it because it is pure and won't tarnish. Platinum jewelry is a hypoallergenic option for those who want timeless appeal without sacrificing comfort or durability, and it also radiates sophistication.

Contact Bostonian Jewelers 

Finding the ideal piece of hypoallergenic jewelry among the many options available can be challenging without the assistance of an expert. Bostonian Jewelers appreciates the importance of sensitivity-free jewelry and provides a carefully selected collection of hypoallergenic pieces made of platinum, nickel-free sterling silver, rhodium-plated sterling silver, and other materials. Bostonian Jewelers is the first stop on the path to hypoallergenic elegance, where fashion and consideration for sensitive skin come together in every item.