Posted on July 28 2022
One of the great things about summer is being outside in the sunshine. With that comes ...
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Posted on July 22 2022
It’s a bird… It’s a plane… wait, it’s a Kite! Back in 2019, we began R&D with our c...
Posted on July 06 2022
Columbia Gem House was founded over 45 years ago out of Washington State. As every comp...
Posted on July 01 2022
We’ve officially reached summertime here in the PNW and we will be closing our office f...
Posted on May 26 2022
June is right around the corner! And did you know the birthstone for June is actually ...
Posted on May 12 2022
Did you know that on the first Friday of every month we go Live to talk about Fair Trad...
Posted on May 05 2022
Every gemstone has a story - Here’s the story of MFO.
We source many gemstones from a...
Posted on April 27 2022
Traditionally, when asked what the birthstone for May is, you might find Emerald to be ...
Posted on March 08 2022
Like so many, we are heartbroken over the events between Russia and Ukraine that conti...
Posted on November 01 2021
All the gorgeous pieces submitted for the MJSA Design Challenge are now available to bid on through November 7th. All funds raised will be donated to the Navajo Hopi Health Foundation after the community hardships during the peak of Covid-19.
Posted on October 18 2021
Introducing our very first Online Auction raising funds for Navajo Nation Relief!
Let us share a little back story: Nearly a year ago, we started off our third year sponsoring the MJSA Responsibly Sourced Design Challenge. This year’s challenge presented a fictional story of a young Native American woman, dedicated to issues affecting indigenous people, at a time she is about to marry. Her mother begins thinking about what wedding gift to give her that also celebrates their heritage, which sparks an idea for a piece of jewelry utilizing family stones sourced from the land.
Let us share a little back story: Nearly a year ago, we started off our third year sponsoring the MJSA Responsibly Sourced Design Challenge. This year’s challenge presented a fictional story of a young Native American woman, dedicated to issues affecting indigenous people, at a time she is about to marry. Her mother begins thinking about what wedding gift to give her that also celebrates their heritage, which sparks an idea for a piece of jewelry utilizing family stones sourced from the land.
Posted on July 21 2020
Anthill Garnet and Navajo Nation Update
Posted on July 08 2020
It’s that time of year, and what does that mean for Cortez Pearls? It means harvest time!
