Archive for October, 2009
Everybody likes to express their individuality in different ways, but one of the most noticeable techniques is through what you wear. Out on the busy high streets it is easy to spot the people who wish to stand out from the crowd, as opposed to those who would prefer to go about their shopping without making any fuss.
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Precious metals are the ones that are rare on our planet and very hard to find. They can lose their value if a new source of ores is discovered, or even if there is a better way invented for the mining or the refining processes for the existing ores. Another important factor in estimating the status of a precious metal is its high demand and the current market value.
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How does the season affect the wardrobe and jewelry choices we make? Some advice for coordinating your fall fashion pieces with your existing or new jewelry.
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The Gold Standard was a monetary system in which the participating countries made a commitment to fix their currencies in terms of gold. It was the most famous monetary system in history, but is no longer in use.
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If you’ve been noticing the huge upward trend in owning a piece of precious Baltic Amber jewelry, you probably already know the value of amber. Talk about “treasures”! Over 45 million years old and containing tiny inclusions of insects and plant life from that period in time is nothing short of the most valuable collection in the world from a scientific standpoint.
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One of the most unusual ways to announce a new bond is with opal engagement rings. These semi-precious gemstones are very soft and perfect for the most feminine and romantic of brides.
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Garnets, some say, have a strong connection to Greek mythology, with its reference to Pomegranate that symbolizes its structure and color. It is a beautiful stone and enhances the beauty of an ornament when embedded with it. Garnet is the birth stone for people born in January and is a perfect gift for a loved one.
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If you want to explore moissanite for your bride, make sure you check for its carat, cut, clarity and color, just like you would a diamond. Caring for moissanite is similar to diamonds. You’ll want to avoid contact with harsh chemicals.
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According to legend, this gemstone symbolizes youth and is said to abet the person wearing it in love, and sleep as well as spirituality. It is also believed to have a balmy influence on someone undergoing an emotional conflict.
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Known as the temple of stars for its brilliance, this gemstone is said to combine all colors of the white light. Its flash of different colors of light gives it the special feature of labradorescence. First found in Labrador in Canada, its use started in 18th century England and France in pieces of jewelry. It is worn for good luck.
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