Wednesday 24 May 2006
Jewellery
By Latisha Brazer
Jewelery comprises ornamental objects, usually made with precious metals and gems, worn by people. Costume jewelry is made of less valuable materials. However, jewelery can be fashioned from almost any kind of material. Jewelry in various forms has been worn by both genders in practically every human culture, on every inhabited continent.
Many cultures place a very high value upon the jewelry they own. It can be symbolic too such as wearing wedding rings tells everyone your married, wearing a cross tell other what religion you are. Jewelry is also associated with power and wealth. Kings, queens, princes and princess, all adorn themselves with crowns and tiaras loaded with diamonds, rubies, emeralds and other precious stones. Other common forms of jewelry are rings, earrings, bracelets, anklets, cuff links, belly chains. Some kinds of jewelry is worn to alert others of a medical condition.
Jewelry, especially when made with precious materials is generally considered valuable and desirable. Common metals used for jewelry include gold, silver and platinum. Gemstones typically used in jewelry include diamonds, rubies, emeralds, sapphires and opals. Other common materials for jewelry include glass (such as fused glass or enamel), wood, which is often carved, shells and other natural animal substances such as ivory and bone, and natural clay and plasticine clays. Beads are also widely used in jewelry. They can be made out of many different substances, including glass, gemstones, shells, clay, and wood. Beaded jewelry encompasses bracelets, earrings, necklaces and belts. Fish scales are an example of uncommonly used materials.
Many designers mix different metals within one jewelry piece. Some people do not like to mix jewelry. Others are more comfortable and confident wearing contrasting jewelry, such as wearing gold rings with silver earrings or bracelets. Generally, people in their teens and twenties want to adorn themselves with what everyone else is wearing. This is considered to be a fad, since the most popular items change frequently. People in their thirties and older typically want something that no one else has and strongly desire their own unique jewelry item. This is considered fashion. These people will wear the jewelry they choose for many years because they find it appealing and effective. Many such people purchase designer jewelry to
add to their collections.
Jewelry should accessorize your outfit, whether you're in a dress or jeans. Larger, more reflective jewelry makes for a better display and is attractive, but smaller jewelry is called for when it is essential to play down your look. To be appreciated, jewelry has to be noticeable.
Latisha Brazer operates the website Richa which a site dedicated to researching Jewelry related topics and contains all the very latest Jewelry news and views. For more details please visit Jewelry
By Latisha Brazer
Jewelery comprises ornamental objects, usually made with precious metals and gems, worn by people. Costume jewelry is made of less valuable materials. However, jewelery can be fashioned from almost any kind of material. Jewelry in various forms has been worn by both genders in practically every human culture, on every inhabited continent.
Many cultures place a very high value upon the jewelry they own. It can be symbolic too such as wearing wedding rings tells everyone your married, wearing a cross tell other what religion you are. Jewelry is also associated with power and wealth. Kings, queens, princes and princess, all adorn themselves with crowns and tiaras loaded with diamonds, rubies, emeralds and other precious stones. Other common forms of jewelry are rings, earrings, bracelets, anklets, cuff links, belly chains. Some kinds of jewelry is worn to alert others of a medical condition.
Jewelry, especially when made with precious materials is generally considered valuable and desirable. Common metals used for jewelry include gold, silver and platinum. Gemstones typically used in jewelry include diamonds, rubies, emeralds, sapphires and opals. Other common materials for jewelry include glass (such as fused glass or enamel), wood, which is often carved, shells and other natural animal substances such as ivory and bone, and natural clay and plasticine clays. Beads are also widely used in jewelry. They can be made out of many different substances, including glass, gemstones, shells, clay, and wood. Beaded jewelry encompasses bracelets, earrings, necklaces and belts. Fish scales are an example of uncommonly used materials.Many designers mix different metals within one jewelry piece. Some people do not like to mix jewelry. Others are more comfortable and confident wearing contrasting jewelry, such as wearing gold rings with silver earrings or bracelets. Generally, people in their teens and twenties want to adorn themselves with what everyone else is wearing. This is considered to be a fad, since the most popular items change frequently. People in their thirties and older typically want something that no one else has and strongly desire their own unique jewelry item. This is considered fashion. These people will wear the jewelry they choose for many years because they find it appealing and effective. Many such people purchase designer jewelry to
add to their collections.
Jewelry should accessorize your outfit, whether you're in a dress or jeans. Larger, more reflective jewelry makes for a better display and is attractive, but smaller jewelry is called for when it is essential to play down your look. To be appreciated, jewelry has to be noticeable.
Latisha Brazer operates the website Richa which a site dedicated to researching Jewelry related topics and contains all the very latest Jewelry news and views. For more details please visit Jewelry
Friday 19 May 2006
Nobody likes my blog... Nobody wants to share thoughts about diamonds... I am sad.
However, I'll share some of mine.
I like to purchase from Diamonds UK. They have adorable goods.
I like a diamond wedding ring, but I want to take it to for a casual case. I think it is worth to be wear no matter of the case. What do you think?
Where do you usually buy from? Jewellery of course.
However, I'll share some of mine.
I like to purchase from Diamonds UK. They have adorable goods.
I like a diamond wedding ring, but I want to take it to for a casual case. I think it is worth to be wear no matter of the case. What do you think?
Where do you usually buy from? Jewellery of course.
Thursday 11 May 2006
Kylie Minogue Got MarriedBeautiful singer Kylie Minogue is reportedly engaged with her boyfriend Olivier Martinez, after accepting a £39,500 diamond ring from the French actor.
A source says: "It's not clear whether it's an engagement ring, but it's certainly a sign of his commitment and feelings." Her sister, Dannii Minogue also tries to be close to Kylie during her battle with breast cancer. The singer is happy that her sister has found the right man for her. "He's been incredible. He makes her so happy. I would love them to marry," Dannii said of Oliver Martinez. Kylie, 37, is currently in Paris, with her parents and Olivier, 39, for aggressive anti-cancer chemotherapy. Olivier is believed to have supported her throughout the diagnosis and treatment of her disease. The pair has been dating for three years and reports suggest that he popped the question to the singer in August last year, when he presented her with the diamond engagement ring.
Friday 5 May 2006
Thursday 4 May 2006
Wednesday 3 May 2006
I want to make a confession. I am not an alcoholic, not even a chocoholic, but I am jewellery addicted. I like jewellery, I love jewellery and even much more I ADORE jewellery. Silver, Gold and Diamond Jewellery. Sparkling and shining jewellery. Platinum and White Gold Jewellery. All kinds of Jewellery.
That's why I decided to create a blog named Jewellery Obsession. And because I am a modern woman, who likes shopping online I added the word Online to my headline.
So,That's why I decided to create a blog named Jewellery Obsession. And because I am a modern woman, who likes shopping online I added the word Online to my headline.
WELCOME
to my blog
ONLINE JEWELLERY OBSESSION
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