We travelled back to the dark ages of jewelry last month with a gem that was central to the mourning jewelry of the Victorian age. The correct answer, as provided by Valerie Duermeyer of Gentilcore Jewelers in Pittsburgh, PA, was – jet! Well done, Valerie, who snags this month’s Gem Geek t-shirt. And congratulations also to all our other honorable mentions who sent in the right answer. A new Gem Quiz will go online soon at instoremag.com/fun/gem-quiz/. Be sure to look out for it!
Honorable Mentions
Cynthia Allen
Pave’ Fine Jewelry
Oakland, CA
Tom Blair
MJ Christensen Diamonds
Las Vegas, NV
Dan Bogue
LaunchPad
New Rochelle, NY
James Bowien
Bob Richards Jewelers
Germantown, TN
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Mellisa Cash
Italian By Association
Okmulgee, OK
Francine Fantuzzo
Melior
Fort Myers, FL
Steve Glazer
Bob Richards Jewelers
Germantown, TN
Anne Henderson
Henderson & Co Jewelers
Mechanicsburg, PA
Todd Huebner
Josephs Jewelers
Des Moines, IA
Jean Jung
Gold Dreams
Fairfax, CA
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Suzanne Kluh
Kluh Jewelers
Lacey, WA
Lisa Lyons
Clarkson Jewelers
Ellisville, MO
Laura Mae
Maejean Vintage
Lancaster PA
Mandy Mott
Becker’s Jewelers
Old Saybrook, CT
Lori Moyer
Lori Moyer Designs
State College, PA
Elycia Norton
VAEL Designs
East Windsor, NJ
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Roger Pauling
Lapidary Arts
Plano, TX
Brette Peters
Dixon Jewellers
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Brenda Reichel
Carats & Karats
Honolulu, HI
Alexander Rysman
Romm Diamonds
Brockton, MA
Kate Shay
Scott & Company Fine Jewelers
New Oxford, PA
Laura Stanley
Laura Stanley Personal Jeweler
Little Rock, AR
Apryl Thunberg
Alexander Zachary
Mooresville, NC
Tracy Wilke
G. H. Wilke & Co.
San Gabriel, CA
Carolyn Yost
Carolyn Yost Estate Jewelry
Stonington, CT
