Buying and Selling Gold Jewellery
By Anonymous on Apr 17, 2012 04:34 pm Buying gold isn't that difficult to do. When dealing with gems, an expert eye is needed to determine the quality of the gem. You don't have that problem with gold. All real gold jewellery will have a carat quality mark. This mark lets you know the purity of the gold jewellery.
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How to Spot Fake Pearls
By Anonymous on Apr 17, 2012 03:50 pm If diamonds are a girl's best friend, pearls are a close acquaintance at the very least. The problem with pearls is that it can be difficult to tell real and fake ones apart. Looking at the price tag alone is not enough to decipher the authenticity of pearls. Unfortunately, there are plenty of unscrupulous dealers looking for easy money who will attempt to pass off fakes as the genuine article.
Read in browser » How To Antique Brass Pendants
By Anonymous on Apr 17, 2012 12:54 pm Brass pendants are quite popular among girls and women. But, these days, men also love wearing brass pendants. These can be obtained from traditional jewelry stores and they can also be purchased on the internet. There are many different designs, sizes and styles they are available in.
Read in browser » Enamel Pendants - How Are They Produced?
By Anonymous on Apr 17, 2012 12:52 pm Enameling is a process which involves the fusion of a finely powdered glass to metals or jewelry made out of metals such as gold and silver. There are different techniques used by different jewelry makers, but all the techniques make use of heat to melt the powdered glass. In this article, I will describe how enamel pendants are produced.
Read in browser » Baby and Children's Jewelry Sizings
By Anonymous on Apr 17, 2012 12:25 pm Never purchased baby or children's jewelry before? To avoid disappointment, here's a quick and easy guide to help you purchase just the right size for your baby or little girl.
Read in browser » About Enamel Pendants
By Anonymous on Apr 17, 2012 12:21 pm An enamel pendant is a pendant that is made of either silver or gold and painted with a fire-resistant paint. The process of painting in order to create enamel pendants is similar to that which is carried out on ceramic surface.
Read in browser » The History of the Spiritually Significant Tibetan Beads
By Anonymous on Apr 17, 2012 10:48 am Tibetan beads have been around many years and they also hold great spiritual meaning. These beads, also known as prayer beads, date back as far as the time around 500 BC. They are called Mala, in Sanskrit, meaning garland, and known as Misbah by the Muslim culture. And the Greeks considered them worry beads. In the Catholic tradition,the beads were used as rosary beads for prayer.
Read in browser » The Beauty of Handmade Cloisonne Beads
By Anonymous on Apr 17, 2012 10:47 am There is just something beautifully exotic about handmade cloisonne beads. Since the 15th century AD China has held the name of being the home of the cloisonne bead. They weren't discovered there though. They were first found in Cyprus.
Read in browser » An Informative Note on Beads
By Anonymous on Apr 17, 2012 10:46 am Throughout hundreds even thousands of years beads have been an important mainstay in the cultures across the world. Whether being used in prayer, as spiritual symbols or simply for a beautiful adornment people have loved beads for centuries now.
Read in browser » Add Allure to Your Looks With Blue Topaz Rings
By Anonymous on Apr 17, 2012 10:41 am Have you ever thought of adding the allure of gemstone jewelry as a part of your accessory collection? If that's the case, then you may find the idea of adding topaz jewelry to your wardrobe. A stone that is known to add remarkable beauty to any attire, topaz has an appeal that will add to the look of any attire.
Read in browser » Advantages Of Antique Acrylic Beads As Compared To Other Beads
By Anonymous on Apr 17, 2012 10:25 am Acrylic beads are also called plastic beads. One very noticeable feature is that their appearance is similar to that of glass beads. But antique acrylic beads, based on their properties, have superior qualities as compared to glass beads in a number...
Read in browser » Buying Quality Crackle Glass Beads
By Anonymous on Apr 17, 2012 10:11 am If you are a jeweler, it is important for you to buy quality material that you need for making your jewelry of your choice. This is because your customers always associate you with quality and as such you have to maintain that standard or risk losing customers.
Read in browser » Crackle Glass Beads Have A Number Of Uses
By Anonymous on Apr 17, 2012 10:10 am Crackle glass beads are beads which are created by the use of an old crafting technique that was created by Venetian glass manufacturers. The acclaimed method involves dipping hot molten glass in cold water and this causes it to crack on the inside.
Read in browser » All You Need To Know About Antique Acrylic Beads
By Anonymous on Apr 17, 2012 10:09 am Antique acrylic beads are in essence just plastic beads and are sometimes referred to as Lucite beads. These beads are becoming popular these days and are available in a variety of shapes and sizes with some of the common shapes being faceted, flower, round, flat, leaf and many other shapes.
Read in browser » Crimp Beads Defined
By Anonymous on Apr 17, 2012 10:09 am Crimp beads can be described as small devices that are placed at the end of a beading wire to hold the two ends of the wire together and to prevent the beads from falling off the wire. They are also used to prevent increased slippage of beads in the strand that might eventually end up on the clasp or the jewelry.
Read in browser » Some Things To Know About The Howlite Beads
By Anonymous on Apr 16, 2012 04:47 pm Howlite beads are naturally white in color, but they are often dyed to imitate turquoise and lapis lazuli. The charcoal veins in the stones resemble web like structures that are commonly found in turquoise and due to their porous nature, they can be dyed quite easily.
Read in browser » All About Gemstone Cabochons
By Anonymous on Apr 16, 2012 04:45 pm Gemstone cabochons originated from France and the name refers to a gemstone that has been polished and shaped which appears a convex shaped at the top and then flat at the bottom, they are also raw and unpolished at the back. These particular stones are unique because they are only polished and not faceted.
Read in browser » Introduction To Polished Pearl Beads
By Anonymous on Apr 16, 2012 04:44 pm Polished pearl beads have always been around for many years and this is due to the fact they have luster and beauty. During the olden days, pearl beads were very hard to find and this made them so expensive but of late they are becoming popular due to their high demand.
Read in browser » The World Of Polished Pearl Beads
By Anonymous on Apr 16, 2012 04:44 pm Pearls are usually described as the earliest gemstones found by ancient man. Polished Pearl Beads are normally utilized for personal adornment and loved by many people all over the world for thousands of years and they are still on high demands even to this day.
Read in browser » Printed Shell Beads Revealed
By Anonymous on Apr 16, 2012 04:43 pm Printed shell beads are gaining much popularity all around because of their gorgeous and playful look when combined together. The main difference created by these shells is that they are very colorful and tend to be extremely light as compared to other beads.
Read in browser » Truth About Printed Shell Beads
By Anonymous on Apr 16, 2012 04:43 pm Since the olden days, beads have always been regarded as symbols of beauty in many cultures and even in some cultures they were viewed as having spiritual importance. Beads are used around the world in a variety of settings, from personal to home decorations.
Read in browser » Hultquist Jewellery - Great As a Mother's Day Gift Idea?
By Anonymous on Apr 16, 2012 04:26 pm Hultquist jewellery was established by Anne Hultquist in 1980. She later formed a company called Hultquist-Copenhagen that started making and continues to make all Hultquist Jewellery designs to date. All Hultquist jewellery were originally made using the basic concept of creating unique, fashionable jewellery inspired by a variety of wonderful mixtures of past, present and future cultures.
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