The COVID pandemic was disastrous for many industries when it hit in the Spring of 2020. It effected just about every person & industry on the planet. Although things seemed somewhat scary for the future in the begining, we have been pleasently surprised to see a healthy resurgance in sales of jewelry & other luxury items. Read the blog to see how COVID impacted the jewelry industry and where we stand today.

Greenhouse Gas Emissions In the Economic Sector & Intercept's Solution to Combating the Problem

How long does it REALLY take silver to tarnish? Well that depends. Is it pure silver or an alloy? Is it being handled frequently? Stored properly? 

Silver can take anywhere from a few short weeks to a few years to tarnish. In this months blog we explain the different variables that effect the rate of tarnish and also the differences between pure silver, silver alloys, and how they tarnish differently.

All this money being handed out by the government. The government with trillions of dollars of debt. Where is it coming from? What will it lead to?

Jewelry gets handled by a lot of people from the time it is created to the time the consumer gets it. This means a lot of potential chances for bacteria. Here we discuss the importance of cleaning your jewelry and the solutions Intercept products provide.

Gold and silver are both great options when it comes to preserving your wealth, especially during times of crisis. But with gold being so expensive per ounce, silver is the best option when it comes to preserving your wealth.

Undoubtedly, COVID-19 has impacted you and your business. While times are tough now, know that things will return to normal so long as we follow ...

There are a number of ways you can easily tend to your jewelry to ensure it lasts a lifetime. We've provided these everyday care tips to help keep your jewelry in mint condition!

The price of silver raised 16% over the course of 2019, from $15.5/OZ to nearly $18/OZ. Where will its value go from here?

Barrier layer protection products consist of oils and chemicals that vaporize and form a layer on the material they’re being used to protect. The components in these tarnish prevention products are often unlisted by manufacturers, inefficient, and hazardous to health.