Every choice in the way to celebrate your relationship is a reflection of the uniqueness of the love itself; choosing to celebrate in the winter provides a landscape that encourages the warmth of close and intimate affection. Here, we delve into two distinct yet equally charming looks, meticulously curated by a collaborative effort.

When you glance into the Retro Era case at Copper Canary, you’ll be amiss to find anything that isn’t dripping in glamour or gold. From the oversized cocktail rings, to the multi-colored gold statement pieces, it's easy to see how the Hollywood ideals of fame and beauty met the frugality of wartime and produced Retro Era jewelry.

As we transition into an unseasonably warm February, we’re delving into the captivating realm of birthstones once more, where each gemstone holds its unique allure and symbolism. For this month, the spotlight falls on the amethyst, a gemstone steeped in both beauty and lore.

The Edwardian Era, spanning from 1901 to 1918, was a time of significant change and refinement in society, reflected not only in politics and culture but also in fashion. Let’s dive into the world of Edwardian Era Jewelry, exploring the historical backdrop, the influence of Queen Alexandra, and the delicate artistry of filigree design.

January’s birthstone, garnet, is ready to be celebrated at Copper Canary Fine Jewelry Boutique! Alongside garnet being Allie’s birthstone, we love this gemstone for a number of reasons; the meaning behind why it was chosen for January’s birthstone as one of the top favorites.

Jewelry serves as a source for self-expression through style and presentation, and for one family, that source has been present for over a century.

Emerald, the vibrant green gem that is a member of the beryl family of minerals, has a long history when Egyptians began mining it as early as 3500 BC.

The delicate and lace-like look of antique filigree jewelry is absolutely stunning, but many people don’t know how these sweet adornments were made!