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  • Star Sapphires and Rubies  By : Edward Bristol
    The most well know gemstones that exhibit asterism or "stars" are sapphires and rubies. This article discusses the characteristics of star sapphires and rubies and how to judge photos seen in internet stores.
  • Finding Great Jewellery For An Individual Look  By : Fiona Muller
    Jewellery is something that puts an outfit together and gives you a complete ‘look’. Using different jewellery with the same outfit can change the feel of the clothes and hence make you feel like you have a totally new wardrobe.
  • The Dawn of Jewelry  By : Suzanne Macguire
    The vogue of jewelry is as old as the earliest civilization. However, it was not as refined as the contemporary ones. Historians assume that man began wearing jewelry after he migrated to Europe around 35,000 to 45,000 years ago. The purpose of putting on these metals of adornment was often associated with religious or mystical beliefs.
  • How to Evaluate Colored Gemstones  By : Edward Bristol
    Though most people think only diamonds are graded, there is also a set of criteria to evaluate colored gems. These are summarized in a grading report. A gem's value is primarily based on its color. Here are the basics you need in order to understand a colored stone grading report.
  • Glossary of the Gem Trade  By : Edward Bristol
    For beginning gem collectors, there is a whole new dictionary of terms to be learned in order to wisely navigate the descriptions a vendor provides. The goal of this article is provided a working definition of the terms most often used by gemologists to aid beginners in making wise purchasing choices.
  • Colors of Rubies and Internet Purchasing  By : Edward Bristol
    A wide range of shades and qualities of rubies are available from internet vendors. How can you discern honest photography from dishonest? How does the beginning gem collector buy with confidence? This articles will discuss the characteristics of rubies, how they photograph and how to wisely pick a stone to purchase.
  • Sapphires: Classifications and Purchasing on the Internet  By : Edward Bristol
    Sapphires, blues and fancies, are discussed in the article. All colors available and how they photograph are included with the hope that beginning gem collectors can use this information to make wiser purchasing from internet vendors.
  • The History Of The Locket Necklace  By : Dror Klar
    The one piece of jewelry that is so incredibly personal to anyone that owns one is a locket. Lockets have been around for hundreds of years and during all that time they have been used for many different things. Lockets are generally associated with pendants that are worn on a chain, but lockets were often used on a ring as well.
  • Diamond Rings, Diamond Jewelry, And Other Treasures in Fantasy RPGs  By : Dustin Schwerman
    In many role playing games, one of the most critical decisions the GM has to make is how to give out treasure. The GM has far more options than mere coins with which to reward players in a fantasy RPG.
  • A Brief Introduction to the History of Jewelry  By : Stephen Morgan
    In the ancient world and certainly prior to 3000 years B.C. gold was the preferred metal for making jewellery. It had all the key requirements, it was rare, it didn't tarnish easily and best of all it was a soft metal being malleable therefore was easily worked with.
  • Collect Swarovski Crystal Collectibles  By : David K Fox
    Founded by Daniel Swarovski in 1895, Swarovski has been heading up the competition for selling crystals for over 100 years. The creator, Daniel Swarovski created the company and set up shop in the Austrian Alps far away from any competitive threat. The company was also a direct route from Paris with Paris being the focal point for shopping at the time.
  • Tiger Iron: Three-in-one Gemstone  By : Janet K. Nelson
    The creative beauty, cultural and biological presence of tiger iron gemstone jewelry and art objects are valued in many ways. This article describes the beauty and value of this natural gemstone.
  • Pearls, About: Fast Fabulous Pearl Facts  By : Janet K. Nelson
    Pearls and the oysters that produce them are an art form as well as a coveted worldwide industry. This article provides basic information so you can get involved. The variety of pearls and opportunities to enjoy them in combination with precious and semi-precious gemstones is broad and beautiful.
  • Andalusite: The Unknown Star  By : Janet K. Nelson
    Who ever heard of an andalusite gemstone? It is often used in beautiful jewelry and provides meaningful expression. This article provides a description of its amazing beauty, diverse and changeable personality and a resource for viewing it and other similar semi-precious gemstones.
  • History Of Synthetic Diamonds  By : David Cowley
    As the name implies synthetic diamonds look like real diamonds but do not have the same properties as real diamonds. The ability to determine the differences between chemical compusosition, hardness, weight, and some of the light handling characteristics of real diamonds and synthetic diamonds with the naked eye is extremely difficult.
  • Jewelry Styles Through The Ages  By : Dave William
    In the beginning, Victorian jewelry purer 18-22 karat gold. In
    1854, gold was standardized and had 9, 12 or 15 karats. It had
    to be stamped and hallmarked. The other metals used if not gold
    were electric gilt, mercury gilt, pinchbeck and silver.
  • Jewelry in History  By : Steve Hill
    Beginning with ancient Greece, jewelry has been worn by men and women alike. More recently, during the Georgian period from the early 1700s
    to the mid 1800s, jewelry designs were predominantly nature themed with flowers, leaves, insects, birds and feathers engraved or carved. Gemstones were favored during this time along with agates, intaglios and cabochon cut stones.
  • Easy Tips for Appraising Jewelry  By : Jared Adams
    It is possible to do a quick home appraisal or a mental
    overview in your mind when looking at a piece for sale at a
    bazaar or local antique market.
  • World Famous Diamonds  By : Ian Maher
    The most famous diamonds in the world carry with them rich
    histories of the fortune and calamity of the lives which they
    have touched throughout time. Some world renowned diamonds have
    made the journey through the hands of royalty over centuries
    while others have only been unearthed in recent decades. Here we
    examine a few of the most coveted diamonds that have ever been
    discovered.
  • Antique Bracelets Discussed  By : Rachel Lynn
    When my grand mother died, she left me a beautiful and strange antique amethyst bracelet, having many picturesque stories.
  • Pearl Rings: A timeless pieces of jewelry  By : Jackson1990
    Pearls have long been valued as gemstones and in fact, they have been cultivated in different countries in recent years mainly for use in jewelry.
  • Know What To Look For In Vintage Costume Jewelry  By : Jon Kreps
    There are factors you need to understand in valuing costume jewelry. These include particular designers, recognizable designs and the construction.
  • Evaluating Custom Jewelry Design  By : mack
    Shopping for custom jewelry design




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