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ALEXANDRITE

A stone of many colors. This unique gemstone elicits a color-changing effect. In the daylight, it looks like a deep-earthy turquoise color – inside under the light of a lamp Alexandrite is red with a touch of raspberry. Value of this gemstone is higher when the color-changing effect is more pronounced.*Alexandrite is typically purple, green, and blue and stands for intuition, creativity, and imagination.

AMETHYST

Amethyst is a myriad of colors with purple predominantly and is renowned for protection, cleansing, and healing. Amethyst is a fitting birthstone for February. In addition to the beautiful color of this gemstone, Amethyst is also widely popular because it’s abundant and comes in many shapes and sizes, which make this more affordable than many gems.

AQUAMARINE

You can almost visualize the color of this gemstone just by its name alone. In fact, Aquamarine literally translates to “seawater”, and the color is a vibrant blue that brings to mind images of the sea. Symbolizing youth, health, and fidelity, this timeless gemstone is also a birthstone for March.*Aquamarine is a stunning pastel blue and is associated with youth, health, and fidelity.

CITRINE

Golden yellow-orange hues in the Citrine gemstone were no doubt the origin of the saying that “Citrine is a gift from the sun”. French for the word lemon, Citrine ranges from a bright lemon yellow to an orangish-brown color. Widely available in many shapes and sizes, including very large stones, Citrine is one of the most affordable and popular gemstones.*Citrine ranges from bright yellow to an orange-brown. It was long thought to protect from evil thoughts and snake venom and is associated with prosperity and success.

DIAMOND

Harder than any other gemstone on Earth, diamonds have been highly sought after since ancient times. For hundreds of years, women and men have been wearing diamonds and they are considered the ultimate gift and symbol of love. Diamonds are available in a variety of cuts and colors, and when evaluating a diamond – the 4 C’s apply: cut, color, clarity, and carat.*Diamond is most popular in its colorless variety, but is also found in colors and it stands for purpose, initiation, and clarity.

EMERALD

As a May birthstone, Emerald is the perfect color to symbolize springtime because it represents rebirth and love. Value of an emerald is higher in the stones with deeper, more intense hues of green. In fact, the most valuable Emeralds in existence are so rich they also exhibit vivid-bluish hues.*Emerald is known for its rich green variations and is associated with love, rebirth, and fertility.

FANCY-COLORED DIAMONDS

Because certain rare geological conditions must be present to create a colored diamond – these gemstones are scarce and expensive. Pink, blue, yellow, orange, green, red, and brown-colored diamonds exist. The value of a colored diamond is dependent on the intensity of their color in terms of tone, hue, and saturation.

GARNET

January’s birthstone can be found in a wide variety of colors, all with incredible hues and tones. Garnet can be found in various shades of red, green, orange, brown, pink, and purple. Mysticism surrounds this gemstone with legends that it protects against accidents and nightmares. Around the world, people give Garnet gemstones to one another as gifts for any occasion.*Garnet is found in many colors, but perhaps is most popular in orange and brown. It is said to promote healing and provide protection from nightmares and accidents away from home.

JADE

Everyone is familiar with green shimmery Jade gemstones. But, did you know that Jade is also found in shades of yellow, white, pink, and lavender? Because this gemstone was thought to preserve the corpse of the dead, it’s not uncommon to find in tombs. Various shapes exist for Jade, but a flat disc is the most common.

LAPIS LAZULI

Lapis Lazuli dates way back to 400 B.C. and is a highly-revered gemstone. Vibrant blue tones within the stone have been used for paint in ancient culture. The name of this stone is a combination of the Persian word lazhward, “blue”, and the Latin word lapis, “stone.” The rich celestial-blue color of this gem has long been associated with gods, royalty, power, spirit, truth, wisdom, and vision.Lapis Lazuli is a sparkling blue gem that has been considered a powerful aphrodisiac and is believed to keep limbs healthy and free the soul from envy, error, and fear.

MOONSTONE

Beneath the pearly luminescent covering of the moonstone lies centuries of mystique and power associated with this gorgeous gem. Alternating layers of Albite and Orthoclase create an effect called adularescence – which is the diffraction of light as it hits these layers.*Moonstone comes in a variety of colors with translucent effects, but the best Moonstone features a blue sheen and colorless body. This mysterious stone is symbolic for intuition, inner work, and patience.

MORGANITE

Known as the stone of divine love, Morganite is an overall pink precious gemstone. When looking closely at this gem, a myriad of dazzling shades are visible from soft subtle tones of pink and lavender to peach and apricot and even hot fuschia. Morganite symbolizes love and prosperity.*Morganite is found in various shades of pink and is not surprisingly a symbol of divine love, healing, and prosperity.

ONYX

Black Onyx is typically the first variation of this gemstone that comes to mind. However, many do not realize that Onyx comes in a variety of colors, including white, brown, reddish brown, and banded. Sardonyx is a type of Onyx that has reddish brown, white, and lighter bands throughout. Regardless of the options, black remains the most popular variety of Onyx.

OPAL

Opal became known as the “Queen of Gems” in ancient times because it hosts all the colors of other gems. Unique as our very own fingerprints – Opal is an original and versatile gemstone that will never date or go out of style. Some Opals display stunning blues and greens while others feature yellows and reds – and even rarer Opals are found in stunning black.*Opal is truly a matrix of every color of the rainbow and is said to help the release of attachments and emotional amplification.

PARAIBA TOURMALINE

Paraiba Tourmaline was only discovered in the late 1980s, but it has become one of the rarest and most valuable gems worldwide. Coincidentally, the gem comes from the ocean shores of Paraiba, and the electric blues and greens are reminiscent of its origins. No other gem in the world has the same shades of blues and green as this gemstone.*Paraiba Tourmaline features shades of electric greens and blues and is believed to aid in communication and helps one get in touch with inner truths.

PEARLS

Pearls have been admired, sought after, and even worshipped by people throughout documented history. Pearls are a birthstone for the month of June. What makes pearls so unique compared to other gemstones is that they are the only ones that are formed inside of a living creature. Cultured pearls can be found in many colors from pale cream, lilac, white, rose, gold, black, grey, and green.*Pearl is best known for its creamy white variety, but can be found in other colors as well and stands for self-care, nurturing, and healing.

PERIDOT

An August birthstone, Peridot, is an historic stone that is most commonly found in a signature lime-green color. In ancient times, this gem was said to be a gift from Mother Nature, and people have believed it could bring the wearer healing powers and magic.*Peridot is the only gemstone available in just one color, green. It’s no surprise that it symbolizes creation and is believed to promote healing powers and instill power.

ROSE QUARTZ

The stone of love and relationships, which may account for its popularity. Like all varieties of Quartz, Rose Quartz is a universal healing stone and is versatile in its physical and metaphysical applications. Its vibration is nurturing, gentle, comforting, and reassuring.

RUBELLITE

Red Tourmaline, also known as Rubellite Tourmaline, combines vivid shades of pink with dark ruby red and violet tint. Unlike other gemstones, true Rubellite gives off just as much intensity in daylight as they do in artificial light. The vibrant colors in this gem symbolize life, energy, and passion.*Rubellite is a pink and ruby-red combination and its meaning is balance, life energy, and tranquility.

RUBY

Known for many years as the “king of all gems”, Ruby represents emotion, courage, love, and passion. Often owned by kings and royalty throughout the ages, rubies were believed to bring good fortune to the wearer. Rubies are the most-valued gemstones and come in a range of red colors from purplish to bluish or even orange-red.*Ruby is traditionally red and is symbolic of courage, life force, and passion.

SAPPHIRE

Because the origin of the word sapphire is Greek for “blue”, many people associate Sapphire with blue or bluish-purple hues. Known as a birthstone for the month of September, Sapphire represents honesty, purity, trust, and loyalty. Because of this symbolism, Sapphires are the most popular gemstones to adorn engagement rings today.*Sapphire is found in nearly every color, but is famous for the blue varieties and it symbolizes honesty, purity, and trust

SPINEL

Because the color of Spinel is similar to that of the Ruby, centuries ago it was referred to as the daughter of the Ruby. Contrary to popular belief, Spinels are actually rarer than Rubies, but can often be found in large sizes. Spinel is a birthstone for the month of August.*Spinel is red, pink, orange, or purple and is believed to protect from harm, reconcile differences, and ease depression.

TANZANITE

Mount Kilimanjaro is the only place on Earth where Tanzanite gemstones have been found. This gem is a birthstone for the month of December and displays an intriguing rich-blue color with tones of vivid purples.*Tanzanite is velvety-blue with deep purple undertones and stands for the integration of heart and mind, and wholeness.

TOPAZ

Topaz is a birthstone for the month of November and comes in various shades of green, blue, red, honey, yellow, brown, pink – or even no color at all. Imperial Topaz is the most highly-prized and features orange and pink undertones.*Topaz comes in many colors but is most renowned for its yellow-gold and amber variations. Meanings behind topaz include magnification, clarity, and manifestation.

TOURMALINE

The name Tourmaline means “mixed stone”, and this October birthstone lives up to its name! This unique stone is available in a rainbow of colors and often features more than one of these colors: mint, peach, pink, magenta, blue, violet, dark green, bright yellow, purple, and more.*Tourmaline comes in several colors and is symbolic of joy, love, and emotional healing.

TURQUOISE

Turquoise is one of the oldest-known gemstones. In addition to being ancient, Turquoise is also a December birthstone. Its distinct robin’s egg blue color has drawn people to this gem for centuries, and it’s symbolic of healing, wealth, and luck.*Turquoise is famous for its bright blue color and is said to promote healing powers, wealth, and good luck.

ZIRCON

Zircon is found in an array of colors, including dark red, brown, orange, green, and yellow – but the most popular and well-known varieties of Zircon are bright Caribbean Sea colors. Also, a December birthstone, Zircon is associated with honor, wisdom, prosperity, and resting.#Zircon is most commonly found in a sky blue color. It’s said to help make ideas happen, promote honor and prosperity in its wearer, and help with sleep.

Shipping and Returns

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Shipping:

Free shipping anywhere in the USA on any purchase $75.00 and above. Any package close to a pound will cost $7 per pound to ship in the USA.
All shipments are sent via US Postal Service. It will cost $7 shipping anywhere U.S, Int'l rates may vary. Unless stated otherwise on shop. Every customer will receive a tracking number via email they used with their purchase.
UPDATE – Currently NOT taking International orders. This is only temporary and we appreciate your understanding. rev. 01/2023

Generally, it may take 3-10 business days before the package is received once it is shipped. Everything is hand-made so custom order processing times may vary depending on a stone or if item is out of stock. In these cases, I will notify you via email. During the holiday season, I will do my best to accommodate and work with everyone's needs.
I ship orders Monday through Friday from Austin, TX. using USPS First Class Mail. You can choose to upgrade to Priority Mail for an additional charge.
All orders will have a tracking number that I will email once the order has shipped.
International orders – are sent via First Class International. Shipping times vary depending on location and time of year. On Average, packages should arrive in 2-4 weeks. (Currently, not shipping international until further notice. rev. 01/2023.)

PLEASE NOTE: Be advised that there could be additional delays outside of our control due to customs or other international requirements. All international orders may also be subject to import taxes, customs duties and/or any other international fees. Once your order has shipped, I will provide you with tracking information.

RETURNS: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY

Visit our website FAQ's immediately upon arrival for instructions on how to care for your jewelry. Customers are encouraged to leave a review on our website when the package arrives in the mail. Please indicate if the jewelry arrived to your expectations or if there was fallacy on our part. If there is an issue, I will honor the request to fix the problem or return only if you contact us within 24-48 hours of receiving the and opening the package. We will arrange the return. Otherwise, the shop is unable to issue a refund after the packaged is sent.

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You're ask to Contact Rose right away for issues on your package or ANY concerns via email: rose@roselynnjewelry.com

This policy also pertains to sale items. All items bought from any collection are final and cannot be refunded otherwise.

Privacy Policy

PRIVACY POLICY

WHEN YOU ACCESS OR USE THE WEBSITE, OR OTHERWISE PROVIDE ANY INFORMATION TO US, YOU AGREE TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY, INCLUDING THE MANNER IN WHICH WE USE YOUR INFORMATION, WHETHER OR NOT YOU HAVE PURCHASED WITH ROSE LYNN JEWELRY. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY, OR TO ANY CHANGES WE SUBSEQUENTLY MAKE TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY, YOU MUST IMMEDIATELY STOP USING THE WEBSITE OR OTHERWISE PROVIDING ANY INFORMATION TO US.

Your privacy is very important to us. The information below is designed to inform you of what information we collect, why we collect that information and how we use it. We will only share your personal information with third parties only in the ways that are described below and will never sell your personal information.

When you submit your personal information to us, you are giving us your consent to the collection, use and disclosure of your information as set forth in this Privacy Policy. We are available to discuss your questions or concerns regarding this Policy and our privacy practices. We encourage you to check the date of our Privacy Policy each time you visit the website as we sometimes need to change the Privacy Policy to stay in compliance with the various regulations that govern privacy practices.

Browsing our Website

In general, you can browse our Website without telling us who you are or revealing any personal information about yourself. However, some items require you to have an account with Roselynnjewelry.com in order to view pricing. In all cases, placing an order requires you to disclose personally identifiable information so that we may properly process and ship your order.

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Terms and Conditions

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Information on our website, we make every effort to ensure that our online catalog is as accurate and complete as possible. In order to give you the opportunity to view our pieces in full detail, some pieces may appear larger or smaller than their actual size in our photographs; and since every computer monitor is set differently, size may vary slightly. On our site, we provide the measurement of each piece based on our manual specifications.

We manage customer expectations, such as liability for information errors or website downtime.

The purchases made on the site mean we may withdraw from a sale after contacting the customer in unusual circumstances. This means canceling services and or making financial transactions.

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Restrictions:
All orders must be shipped to a residence or business address with a valid signature upon delivery. No other exceptions allowed.

Rose Lynn Jewelry guarantee is simple and straightforward. If something is wrong due to faulty workmanship, we take care of it. It’s a fair way of doing business. That being said, precious metals erode and stones can become damaged over time. When normal wear occurs, repairs can be done in house by our expert staff at the normal repair fee. Any work performed by a jeweler other than Rose Lynn Jewelry automatically voids the warranty stated in there policy of returns. www.roselynnjewelry.com

THIS WARRANTY IS NOT AN INSURANCE POLICY. It is the responsibility of the customer to maintain insurance against loss or damage not covered by the warranty.

Jewelry and Element Guidance

Children and Adult Jewelry

There are no mandatory federal requirements specifically for jewelry; however, there are voluntary standards for children’s and adult jewelry that represent industry best practices:

ASTM F2999-19 Standard Consumer Safety Specification for Adult Jewelry
ASTM F2923-20 Standard Specification for Consumer Product Safety for Children’s Jewelry