THE ONE OF A KIND HAUTE COUTURE JEWELRY EXPERIENCE : Tiffany DeVon 1971
THE ONE OF A KIND COUTURE JEWELRY EXPERIENCE
Tiffany DeVon :The Herkimer Queen: Jewelry Designer
The Tiffany DeVon 1971 Jewelry Collection represent Unique One Of A Kind Statement Pieces and Works Of Art including Jewelry Duality.
I design not to appease others, I design WORKS OF ART HERKS OF ART.
Enter The World Of THE ONE OF A KIND COUTURE JEWELRY EXPERIENCE, Tiffany DeVon 1971.
The Tiffany DeVon 1971 Jewelry Collection embodies “Earths Hidden Treasures” Natural Herkimer Diamonds.
I design my collection emulating “Natural Beauty” showcasing each Natural Herkimer Diamond in their uncut, unpolished and unaltered state keeping their originality showcasing their metaphysical empowerment and divine presence.
The Tiffany DeVon 1971 Jewelry Collection is reflective of Nature, Beauty, and Originality .
The New Revolution Jewelry Designer
I design not to appease others,
I design “WORKS OF ART “ HERKS OF ART.
- Tiffany DeVon
Step into THE ONE OF A KIND COUTURE JEWELRY EXPERIENCE, Tiffany DeVon 1971
These Natural Herkimer Diamonds are reflections of beauty captivated in my designs. Each Masterpiece, crafted to transcend you to a realm of unparalleled elegance and sophistication.
Natural Herkimer Diamonds
Herkimer Diamonds The Unearthed Story
Herkimer Diamonds became widely recognized after workmen discovered them in large quantities while cutting into the Mohawk River Valley Dolomite in the late 18th Century.
Geologists discovered exposed Dolomite in Herkimer County, outcroppings and began mining there, leading to the "Herkimer Diamond” Moniker. These Double Terminated point Quartz Crystals are mined in Herkimer County New York, Hence, The Herkimer Diamond.
Herkimer Diamonds are 7.5 Mohs scale of hardness. Herkimer Diamonds can still cut glass even thou they are a bit softer than Diamonds. Diamonds are 10 Mohs scale hardness.
Herkimer Diamonds do not break or chip as easy as Diamonds they have 3 planes of cleavage to break along! The Mohawk Indians and early settlers found these in stream sediments and plowed fields, and
"immediately held them in high esteem."
They were used as amulets, to make tools and traded with other tribes until the early 1600s. Herkimer diamonds share many physical properties attributed to quartz. They are almost always transparent and range from colorless ("water clear") to smoky black.
For those keen for more ancient souvenirs, Herkimer diamonds often have inclusions (material trapped in a mineral during formation). Solid hydrocarbon materials add a dark, sooty color; liquid inclusions of saltwater or petroleum, gaseous inclusions of carbon dioxide, or even other minerals, like dolomite or tinier Herks,
Tiffany DeVon 1971 Artistry Of Design
Tiffany DeVon 1971
