Viga Boland - Visit Divine Finds Jewerly on Ruby Lane

On January 20, 2012 the world lost one of the all time great rhythm and blues singer, Etta James. She was probably one of the most overlooked R&B musicians not receiving the recognition she deserved until the early 1990's. She received 6 Grammy Awards starting in 1994. Her most well known song “At Last” was given the Grammy Hall of Fame Award. And in 2003 she was awarded the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. These coming with a list of other awards were all given to her late in life.

In 2012, Ruby Lane began participating in the ResellerRatings program. This third party program allows recent buyers to rate their experience shopping on any participating site. As of today, over 850 buyers have rated their Ruby Lane shopping experience, and we are pleased to report that we currently hold an overall positive rating of 9.68 out of 10.

Here is how ResellerRatings describes their program:

Wide eyed, at the age of seven, I found myself sitting in the middle of a Sotheby's auction, in Cape Town, South Africa, with my astute mother and a wide array of smartly dressed bidders. A story in and of itself as to how I got involved in 'antiquing' so young but for this blogs sake we accept the premise that such a thing happens and is normal. And what did I end up bidding on, what caught my attention enough to convince my mother to bid for an early birthday present for me?

I love Ruby Lane. I loved it before I decided to try this on-line selling thing, I loved it during the process of setting up my shop, and I love it now. The Ruby Lane staff members have always been kind and respectful. (To them, there really are no dumb questions!)

For those of you who are not aware, Pinterest is the extremely popular, and highly addictive, online scrapbooking style social site. Users find their favorite images all over the world wide web and then "pin" them to boards which they have created around certain themes. Pinterest is now the third ranking social site on the internet.

Long before I heard the term “Egyptian Revival” and like most other teenaged girls in the 1970s, I owned a colorful, etched glass scarab bracelet. My friends and I sent away to have our names made into hieroglyphics on necklaces and bracelets and were fascinated with Cleopatra.

"The Inspiration"