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Diamond Engagement Rings Love is Meant to be Shared 2008-04-06 04:35:16 Woman and diamond are made for each other. It’s girl’s best friend. Diamond portrays love. Each and every girl love diamonds and if it is bigger, then it’s even better. Diamond has always given air to love. If you are one of the romantic persons deeply engrossed in love or going to get married, relish the joy of love by gifting her/him a glittering diamond engagement ring.An Engagement
is a Special Time An engagement ceremony is a special time in a couple’s life and the engagement ring you choose plays an important part in the exciting moment. Choosing the right diamond engagement ring is an important task. With so many available on online stores, it isn’t always easy to pick out the ring that you want to symbolize your love for the rest of your married life. The best way to show Read more:Rings
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Jewellery Art Decorating One’s Body 2008-04-06 04:33:56 Beauty has always been an ideal that people have strived to attain. Whether moral or physical, beauty revealed itself as a goal, but also as a means to improve one’s life from several points of view. Consequently, jewellery proved to be an excellent tool for achieving that ideal. Necklaces, bracelets, earrings, rings and so many others, became in time a symbol of wealth, of elegance, of status, of belonging to a certain social group. People are inclined to associate jewellery with precious metals or stones. This tendency is partially justified, as the common techniques of producing jewellery involves using such material, or replace it with another that imitates the genuine one. Nevertheless, one thing we should know is that the material of jewellery is carved in does not give its entire Read more:Jewellery
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Jewelry Information Beauty That Glitters Through the Ages 2008-04-06 04:30:20 Jewelry Essentials Jewelry is made of specific metals such as gold, platinum, silver, copper, brass, gun-metal, and some inorganic materials like wood, plastic, glass, shells, corals, etc. Since ancient times, jewelry has been worn on various parts of the body . Women love to wear jewelry, which is a known fact around the globe. It's an old tradition for women to wear accessories as they are expected to always look good. But with the change in time you'll also notice men wearing accessories, like bracelets, chains, finger rings, and even earrings which have become a fashion statement. Take a look around and you'll understand how much the jewelry industry has expanded over the years. These days both men and women have become conscious of their looks i.e., whatever they wear should make a st Read more:Jewelry
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Jewelry Cleaning Tips Top Ten 2008-04-03 15:40:53 Fine jewelry can very easily become tarnished, dirty and dull. To keep your favorite pieces shiny, sparkling and new, proper jewelry care is the key. The wrong method of cleaning can also cause permanent damage to your jewelry! Please consider the following recommendations to ensuring a long and beautiful life for your jewelry. This list is not all inclusive and only provides warnings for some of the most common mistakes in cleaning jewelry.Top Ten JewelryCleaning
Tips1. Before you start cleaning jewelry always do a quick visual check to see if there are any loose or damaged gemstones; cracked or broken metal; bent or warped prongs/tips; discolored or pitting metal. You would not want to cause any further damage.2. Jewelry should be removed before showering or cleaning. A film can form if
Classic Engagement Ring 2008-04-03 15:37:57 If you would like to get engaged in a very classic fashion, surrounded by all your relatives and friends in a courtyard, you might consider buying an antique style engagement ring, which goes well with the theme and environment and would not cost much too. There are several reasons why people would go for an antique style engagement ring instead of contemporary ones, especially those who lean towards unique objects. At a glance, we can see that contemporary engagement rings are usually for those who live in such a lifestyle and have their engagement in a very modern way. On the other hand, antique style engagement rings are for those who aspire to lead a fairytale-like classic lifestyle. Some common factors which encourage the preference of this type of engagement ring would be uniqueness Read more:Engagement
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Pearl Powder 2008-04-03 15:35:02 The beauty of the eternal pearls can not be measured in few words. These natural gems shine naturally and have more value than aesthetic. But do you know the power of pearls is not limited to adding glamour into your look and appearance. According to Chinese Herbal Therapy, pearls can be used rationally by crushing into the powder to reduce the effects of anti-aging in many women.Importance of PearlPowder
: According to research, the ability of pearl has been explored as early as 2000 years ago. For enhancing their look, people have realized the cosmetic value of pearls and applied frequently on their faces. It is said that pearl contains the mesmerizing blend of chemicals such as calcium, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, magnesium, manganese, aluminum, iron, tungsten, zinc, lead, silver, gold,
Jewelry Storage Tips 2008-04-03 15:31:24 Did you know that some jewelry boxes can actually do more harm than good? Are you storing your jewelry the right way? Improper storage may cause damage to your precious engagement rings, necklaces and other jewelry. To take care of your jewelry, here are some jewelry storage tips.General Tips Clean your jewelry before storing. This may be common knowledge. Nevertheless, it is important to say this first before the rest of the jewelry storage tips. Hair spray, perfume and perspiration may cause jewelry to become dull if not cleaned off.Jewelry
Boxes Tips Although it is ideal to keep your precious pieces in a jewelry box, you have to choose a suitable one. Some jewelry boxes do not have securing areas to keep your jewelry from rolling, scratching or bumping into each other, so always separat
Engagement Ring Trends Blend Tradition With Modern Flair 2008-04-03 15:28:27 The diamond engagement rings - a timeless expression of love and commitment. The classic styles available - solitaire and pave, for example - still are popular today, but there are emerging trends of which you, the potential buyer should be aware. Note: One thing that never changes is what grooms tend to pay for engagement rings - quite a bit! Latest statistics show the average amount spent is $3,000, according to these sources:" $3,044 (Bride's Millenium Report)" $2,982 (Bride's Magazine)" $2,909 (Modern
Bride, as cited in Weddings for Dummies)" $3,576 (Conde Nast Bridal Group)" $3,165 (Modern Bride Magazine)" $2,807 (National Bride Service)Hot ring trends - classic, antique and modern lead the way For example, classic solitaires are very popular. Many women are choosing a classic-cut dia Read more:Engagement
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Diamond Jewellery Origins 2008-03-31 15:56:13 The word "diamond" is derived from the Greek "adamas", meaning indomitable. In the Middle Ages the diamond was thought to be a protection against the plague, Queen Elizabeth I wore one in her bosom to protect against infection. Napoleon, another believer in its mystic powers, had the famous Regent diamond in in the hilt of the sword he carried at his coronation. The diamond has the legendary power of protecting the wearer form evil, especially when worn on the left side. This belief may well have added to the choice of a diamond for an engagement ring. Continuing the marital theme there is a superstition that a gift of a diamond "quickens the affection and restores love between husband and wife".From statements in an old Indian manuscript of the first century B.C. it is thought that the di Read more:Jewellery
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Aquamarine Jewellery Origins 2008-03-31 15:56:04 The name Aquamarine means sea water. According to the ancients the spirit of hope and the promise of better things to come were contained in its mystic powers. In past centuries the Aquamarine was worn as an amulate against harm or accident because it was believed to be the stone of safety. The Aquamarine is also known as the gem of eternal youth and is considered a lucky gem bringing solace and comfort in times of stress and violence. In the middle ages it was called the magic mirror and soothsayers used it for telling fortunes.View our Aquamarine Jewellery
collection.Aquamarine jewelery During the Roman period many fantastic jewellery designs appeared. Great care was taken to suit the gemstone colour to the subject and Aquamarine was used to represent marine Gods. Aquamarine became reall Read more:Origins
Pearl Jewellery Origins Collection 2008-03-31 15:55:54 The sparkling beauty of a strand of pearls has held the attention of brides for millennia. The ancient Greeks believed that wearing pearls would promote marital bliss and prevent newlywed women from crying. Julius Caesar banned women below a certain rank from wearing Pearl
s as they were considered the prized emblems of nobility. Moslems are told in the Koran that the trees of paradise are hung with Pearls. During the Crusades in the Middle Ages, pearls were the gift of choice for a knight to give to his lady. During the 14th and 15th centuries, royal wedding scenes closely resembled a sea of pearls, with everyone from the bride down to her male guests adorned with impressive arrays of pearl Jewellery
.In modern times, cultured pearls have graced such 20th century brides as Queen Elizabeth I Read more:Origins
Garnet Jewellery Origins 2008-03-31 15:55:47 The word Garnet
comes from the Latin and refers to a resemblance to the seeds of the pomegranate. The finest stones have an unblemished transparency and glow like a smouldering fire. This could give credence to the legend that Noah lit the Ark with a Garnet. The ancient Egyptians saw it as a symbol of life and in the middle ages the Garnet was thought to be a remedy for feverish illness. In India & Persia the Garnet was considered to have preventative powers and was worn as an amulat to protect the wearer from poison, plague and lightening.Garnet jewellery By the middle of the 3rd century BC the Greeks favoured massive Gold rings set with Garnets wider than the finger. During the Roman period carved gemstones appeared, often Garnets. During the 18th century Garnets were mounted on simp Read more:Jewellery
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Custom Jewelry how to Find 2008-03-31 15:55:40 Shopping for Custom Design Engagement Rings Traditionally (at least in the Western world), men present rings to the women they intend to marry, and custom design engagement rings are the best choice. Such custom handcrafted jewelry is one-of-a-kind; there are no two custom design engagement rings that will ever look exactly alike.Ancient Tradition During Hellenistic times, men formalized marriage agreements with the unique piece of custom made jewelry that has come to be known as the engagement ring by placing it on the fourth finger of his betrothed's left hand. In ancient Rome, it was said that this particular finger contained the vena amoris - literally, the "vein of love." This tradition as continued to the present day, as this form of custom designed jewelry continues to be worn on wh Read more:Jewelry
Common Accessory for Women Watch 2008-03-31 15:55:30 Women all over the world are well known for their love for jewelry and accessories. One of the most indispensable accessory which often doubles as jewelry is the women's watch. These come in all type of models and sizes and of course, all budgets making it easy for women to choose the ones that best suit and enhance their persona.A Brief History of Women's Watches Watches have come a long way since the 18th century when they were the prerogative of men, just because they were worn on a chain that was attached to the coat or pant pocket - clothing that at that time women did not wear. Gradually, women started working out of the home and in the beginning of the 19th century women's watches were worn around their neck on a chain, as a part of the jewelry they wore daily. There were a few othe Read more:Common
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Unique Diamond Ring Princess Cut 2008-03-31 15:55:15 The modern princess cut diamond ring is result of over five hundred years of refinement of the art and science of diamond cutting. Princess
cut diamonds take advantage of the natural molecular structure of diamonds in order to create the maximum amount of sparkle and shine, which is technically known as "fire." Princess cut diamond rings have a great deal more of this fire than most traditional round cuts.Two Pyramids If you can visualize two pyramids joined at the base - an eight-sided polyhedron, or octagon - you know what diamonds look life when they first come out of the ground. The reason for this has to do with the shape of the carbon molecules that make up diamond crystals. When jewelers finally learned how to cut this substance, they simply followed the gem's natural shape. Princes
Aquamarine Jewellery Origins 2008-03-31 15:54:37 The name Aquamarine means sea water. According to the ancients the spirit of hope and the promise of better things to come were contained in its mystic powers. In past centuries the Aquamarine was worn as an amulate against harm or accident because it was believed to be the stone of safety. The Aquamarine is also known as the gem of eternal youth and is considered a lucky gem bringing solace and comfort in times of stress and violence. In the middle ages it was called the magic mirror and soothsayers used it for telling fortunes.View our Aquamarine Jewellery
collection.Aquamarine jewellery During the Roman period many fantastic jewellery designs appeared. Great care was taken to suit the gemstone colour to the subject and Aquamarine was used to represent marine Gods. Aquamarine became real Read more:Origins
Garnet Jewellery Origins 2008-03-31 15:54:30 The word Garnet
comes from the Latin and refers to a resemblance to the seeds of the pomegranate. The finest stones have an unblemished transparency and glow like a smouldering fire. This could give credence to the legend that Noah lit the Ark with a Garnet. The ancient Egyptians saw it as a symbol of life and in the middle ages the Garnet was thought to be a remedy for feverish illness. In India & Persia the Garnet was considered to have preventative powers and was worn as an amulat to protect the wearer from poison, plague and lightening.View our Garnet Jewellery
collection.Garnet jewellery By the middle of the 3rd century BC the Greeks favoured massive Gold rings set with Garnets wider than the finger. During the Roman period carved gemstones appeared, often Garnets. During the 18th Read more:Origins
Amethyst Jewellery Origins 2008-03-31 15:54:14 According to mythology the Amethyst inspires a love of fairness, a sense of duty and a devotion to high ideals. It was therefore chosen to be used in some of the principal ecclesiastical rings and even today is worn by Bishops. The Amethyst was also a stone of English royalty. The first king to wear Amethyst as a royal emblem was Edward the Confessor in the early 11th century. Amethyst is also said to be Saint Valentine's favourite stone. His ring was engraved with a cupid and he made the Amethyst popular for lovers. The actual name Amethyst comes from the Greek and means "not drunken".Amethyst jewellery A magnificent, 26 inch long Amethyst necklace made by ancient Egyptians is still in existence. Another, excavated in Greece is believed to have been owned by a Mycenaean princess 3,400 yea Read more:Jewellery
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