14K Yellow Gold Solitaire Peridot Pendant
$139
Within 5 years, the business had outgrown its little storefront; and in 1985 Ray purchased and renovated the building at 1607 Union Street, in Schenectady; Northeastern Fine Jewelry was born. Business continued to surpass expectations, and in November 1998, Ray opened a second location at 1575 Western Avenue in Albany.
14K Yellow Gold Cushion Citrine Diamond Ring
$449
And what a luxurious store it is. Clients can enjoy a beverage at the coffee bar while watching the latest news on the big screen TV or just relax to the soothing sounds of the in-store waterfall. Kids are crazy about the playroom where they can enjoy anything from a tea party to video games or cartoons. All of this amongst the most spectacular jewelry you may ever see!
Sterling Silver Akasha Cup Ring
$65
After less than three years, sales at the new location rivaled those of the first store, and buoyed by this success, the company continued to grow. In May of 2004, we opened the doors of our newest store at 4620 Main Street, Manchester Center, Vermont, complete with marble countertops, chandeliers, and a fireplace to provide a warm experience while looking over the newest lines of world class jewelry.
At present, Northeastern Fine Jewelry is the largest and finest jeweler in the Capital District. Our clients enjoy the benefits of our buying power, our product selection and quality, and our staffs' commitment to delivering outstanding customer service at every opportunity.
Affiliations
Northeastern Fine Jewelry is very proud of our new standing as a member of the Leading Jewelers of the World. The recent invitation to join this elite group of retailers reflects our ongoing compliance with LJW's Diamond Best-Practice Principles, and is a testament to our commitment to providing our clients with The Ultimate Jewelry Buying Experience.
Northeastern Fine Jewelry is an exclusive member of the Continental Buying Group. Leveraging over $1 billion in buying power from more than 300 combined stores allows us to provide our clients the best products, services, prices, and guarantees in the industry.
Many of Northeastern's diamonds have been graded and identified by the Gemological Institute of America's Gem Trade Laboratory, a highly respected independent laboratory which provides documentation of an individual stones shape, proportions, clarity, color, weight etc.
Northeastern's staff includes 2 Master Jewelers, 4 graduate gemologists, 5 bench jewelers, and 3 National Association of Jewelry Appraiser (NAJA) members. There are 44 employees overall, each chosen for their knowledge of our products and dedication to our clients' satisfaction.
Specialties & Services
Northeastern specializes in white and fancy-yellow diamonds, bridal jewelry, gold, and platinum. We perform jewelry and watch repairs, and custom design and fabrication service. All locations have a full-service design and repair studio. Northeastern offers 30-day refunds on all unworn and unaltered merchandise. (Excludes special-orders and custom made items.)See full article.
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Reminiscent of the notorius "Star of India", admired by kings and queens, given as an engagement ring from Prince Charles to Princess Diana, the sapphire has an imperial and exotic pedigree. Persian rulers believed that the sky was the reflected blue of sapphires, and many believed that the Ten Commandments were originally written on sapphire (although in both cases the word sapphire likely referred to lapis lazuli). In the middle ages, the sapphire was prized by wizards and savants alike for what many believed were its magical powers and efficacy as a lucky charm. At times, because sapphires are known to change from a blue during the daylight to a purplish or violet blue during the evening, sapphires were used to test a woman's chastity. The legend goes that if a sapphire turned blue-violet, then the lady was unfaithful while remaining a steady blue meant that she was true. Poor women who were unlucky enough to be tested under the evening light!
I love to work with sapphires, especially when the sapphires are of a larger size. I was fortunate enough to find some largish faceted rondelles that you see in some of the jewelry here. All the 
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