Jewelry Care
General rules for the care of jewelry
First, when doing homework, washing, cleaning, always remove jewelry to prevent physical and chemical damage;
Secondly, if you use creams, always carefully study their composition. If the composition of the cosmetic includes mercury or sulfur, then the jewelry should be removed: mercury destroys the molecules of precious metals, pearls, stones. (more…)
The combination of stones and metals
This is the so-called affinity of bodies and their corresponding metals and minerals. The sun is credited with gold, the moon with silver, and so on. Some stones (diamond, amethyst, emerald, etc.) have a double or even triple affinity, refer to several planets and metals at the same time.
We should not think that the correspondence between the stone and the planet is purely external, not due to any deep-seated reasons. (more…)
amethysts
DECORATIONS WITH DIAMONDS – EVERYTHING THAT YOU DIDN’T KNOW BEFORE JEWELER’S TIPS
Choosing jewelry with precious stones, not knowing their features, is extremely difficult. What do the symbols on the tags mean? How not to buy a fake? How can I check the authenticity of gems? There are many questions, and the answers are not so easy to find. This article will help you.
A high-quality jewelry with real precious stones always has a sealed tag, which contains all the information necessary for the consumer. You just need to know what the symbols mean. Continue reading
Drag-stones
Since ancient times, gems have been human companions. The tradition of honoring precious stones is rooted in ancient Egypt and Rome. The Egyptians decorated themselves with amethysts, emeralds, turquoise, while the Romans preferred diamonds. The Renaissance epoch brought with it a fashion for topaz, sapphires, rubies, romanticism – a flash of interest in a semiprecious stone. Of course, untreated stone is ugly, but often nature itself processes them – with the help of wind, sand, and water. Continue reading
Brilliant – a symbol of loyalty to a pair
When I look at my wedding ring, which I call my cocktail ring for my right hand, because the union associated with it resembles a fairy tale now, the thought comes to mind that diamonds really are a symbol of magnificence, Robin writes McKacken (Robin McMacken) in an article published by the online newspaper Springfield News-Sun on the portal .
What does it tell us that love – in any of its forms, including the act of my mother, who gave me her wedding ring before I got engaged – more than a diamond? Continue reading
