Jewellery Articles

1). How to Sell Your Diamond Ring By : Denny Reinke
Most advertising campaigns by De Beers feature their famous slogan “A Diamond is Forever.” Consequently, women seldom sell a diamond and often feel uncomfortable buying diamonds previously owned by other women. There is a sentimental aspect to diamonds that is very different from other tangible assets like boats, houses or automobiles. However, there are occasions when consumers need to sell their diamonds and, unlike the used car market, there is not a well-developed method for consumers to sell their diamonds.
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2). Beware: Platinum Quality Can Vary in Jewelry By : Denny Reinke
Platinum has become a popular choice for jewelry due to its strength, durability, and marketing efforts of the platinum industry in recent years. Platinum is three times more expensive than gold. Jewelers aggressively market it because they make three times the profit on every platinum item they sell compared to gold. Platinum is a naturally white, lustrous metal that is long lasting.
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3). Are Diamonds Really Forever? By : Anita Morris
In the past, the Greeks and the Romans thought that the diamonds were tears of Gods and small pieces of stars. There were also the Hindus, who thought that the diamonds had so much power that they put diamonds in the eyes of some of their statues. Other people believed that an unapproachable valley in Central Asia covered by diamonds existed. One said that this valley was "kept by birds of prey and protected by snakes of mortal stare".
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4). Friendship Bracelets By : Ines Chulina
Friendship bracelets, a fashion accessory once attributed to young girls, can now be found on the wrists of people of all ages. Friendship bracelets are bracelets that are generally hand made by one person and then given to another as a symbol of the friendship. The bracelet can be crafted from one of a number of different materials, including beads, hemp or wool.
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5). Guide To Jewellery And Antalya By : Roberto Bell
The oldest metal known in this world is the gold. It came into use in 5000 B.C. There are so much to say about gold. It is possible to compare its value with only its own value. As in many languages, gold does not only have physical meaning in Turkish but also symbolizes beauty, goodness and wealth. The most common utterance used about gold in Turkish is "He has a heart of gold.
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6). Platinum - The best choice for engagement and wedding rings By : Ventura
Anyone would think from the current fashion craze for platinum that this was a recently discovered metal. In fact, this is far from the truth. The Spaniards discovered Platinum in 1590, but disdained it because it looked like silver, rather than the yellow metal that they treasured. What the Spanish explorers failed to appreciate was that platinum is 34 times rarer than gold.
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7). Jewelry – Women Simply Just Love Them By : NamSing Then
The most breathtaking things in the lives of women are jewelry. No one could possibly explain satisfactorily, as to why women love jewelry so much. But, what no one can deny is, this one passion has single handedly made jewelry a big industry which generates an official demand for over 3000 tons of gold, worth $55 billions. Diamonds score another $50 billion figure with USA purchasing more than a quarter of it.
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8). Belly Button Piercing Facts By : southernlady
Information on what is involved in getting your belly button pierced.
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9). Great Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas By : Mike Hanna
Cynics say that Valentine’s Day is a fallacy invented by the greeting cards industry to increase our overdraft, just in case the Christmas credit card bill is starting to subside. Arguably the worst thing about Valentine’s Day is hitting the shops, usually at the last minute, to join everyone else in a manic search for a tasteful gift. If the thought of Oxford Street on 13 February makes you feel ill then sort out your Valentine’s Day gifts by shopping online this year.
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10). Supporting the UK Jewellery industry. By : sundial
The British shopper is a strange beast. It seems that our love affair with high street shopping may have peaked this year yet our trends to shopping on the web look to be increasing even further. Recent statistics released suggest we are far more likely to buy on the internet than our European or even American cousins. The irony though is that although the UK is benefiting from an internet sales boom our UK manufacturers continue to struggle.
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11). Protect Your Jewelry When Traveling By : Denny Reinke
If you have travel plans in your future, think carefully if you really need to take all your expensive jewelry. The risk of theft, loss and damage increases as soon as you start your trip because you are in new surroundings, doing new activities and often in tourist areas that are the target of pickpockets, thieves and con artists. If you are traveling out of the country, check to be sure your jewelry insurance covers your property when you are traveling outside the United States.
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12). Sterling Silver Jewelry – An Overview To Hallmarking And The Assaying Process By : David John Turner
To receive a ‘Hallmark’ items of precious metal must undergo tests carried out by the ‘Assay’ office. This is done to ascertain if the object’s content of precious metal meets the standard requirements of purity. Forms of marking precious metal objects were around from the Byzantine period in the early part of the first millennium A.D. However, it was under the rule of king Edward I of England, known as ‘Longshanks' due to his size, that hallmarking was first established.
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13). Your Matchmaker Recommends a Titanium Wedding Ring By : Adrienne Davis
Your wedding ring is a symbol of eternal love between marriage partners - it shines in the wedding photographs, and it is the first thing your guests will want to look at. Sadly most wedding rings do not stay shiny and new – after ten years, many gold rings are dented and scratched with no shine. Did you know that titanium is an option for your wedding ring? Titanium was first discovered in England in 1791 by Reverend William Gregor.
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14). Diamond Necklaces By : Claire Quaty
They say that diamonds are a girl’s best friend, so diamond necklaces must be the best friend that lasts forever. Diamond necklaces are one fashion accessory that can be worn with virtually any outfit. Depending on the size and the style of the necklace it can dress up a casual outfit of jeans or a sweater or it can be the finishing touch to an elegant gown.
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15). Gold Jewellery has been prized for thousands of years By : john
Gold jewellery has been prized for literally thousands of years for its beauty, being used both to show enormous wealth and as an expression of love and affection. You probably know that gold goes back to the time of the Pharaohs, who wore it all over their bodies, and were buried with it upon their death. Today, gold jewellery is everywhere. It’s most commonly seen as rings on the fingers of married or engaged people, or as earrings, but many people also put jewellery in their nose, tongue or belly button, among other places.
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16). How to wear Capri Pants – Summer 2006 By : southernlady
Capri pants are back in fashion for the summer of 2006 but how is it best to wear them?
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17). The Most Beautiful Jewels - Custom Jewels By : Groshan Fabiola
Rare metals and gemstones together with a pleasant design and quality crafting are the best ingredients for the creation of the perfect piece of jewellery. Every beautiful precious stone can become a beautiful jewel if crafted right. If you want to create a custom designed jewel, so that you can choose the metal and the gemstone that make the perfect piece of jewellery for you, you should take some things into consideration.
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18). Bracelets - incredibly diverse By : john
Unlike some other kinds of jewellery, bracelets are incredibly diverse. You can make a bracelet from almost any material you can think of, whether it’s metal, fabric, leather, glass, wire or plastic, or natural materials like shells and stones. Bracelets are both cheap to buy and easy to make, so it’s easy to personalise them to your taste and give them as gifts to your friends.
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19). Gold – The celebrity of the metal world. By : john
The most iconic precious metal of all time, gold is a valuable and widely used metal for jewellery, currency, computer parts, dentistry, satellites and various other applications. Gold occurs naturally as nuggets or grains in rock; in fact the gold nugget is an iconic symbol of frontier America when prospectors would ‘pan’ for gold, sifting through rivers and streams for traces of a gold mine.
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20). How To Pick the Ideal Engagement and Wedding Jewelry By : Stephen Dolan
Picking engagement and wedding jewelry can be a fun filled time for both partners, but where do you start? This article is a good starting point.
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21). Finland is a Nordic Country By : Douglas Scott
Finland has a population of only five million people in three hundred thousand square kilometres. The capital of Finland is Helsinki.
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22). Sofia is The Capital of Bulgaria By : Douglas Scott
If you want to feel the traditional Bulgarian atmosphere, you should visit a tavern. This is the place, where you will find traditional Bulgarian foods and drinks, combined with folk music and dances.
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23). Providence is Full Of History By : Douglas Scott
Providence is a small, friendly city full of history, culture and diverse immigrant communities.
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24). How to Ensure You Buy a Valuable Diamond By : Amanda King
When you buy a diamond or any jewelry online you want to be certain that you are buying a valuable item. To do this it is important to obtain a certificate of authenticity. Obtaining this certification overcomes your own lack of ability in assessing the value of jewelry.
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25). How To Invest In Gold Jewelry By : Roberto Sedycias
This article talks about gold jewelry as an important and secure money investment. As an art form, Gold jewelry has survived many economical collapses.
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