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What makes a locket so special?
Originally from the Victorian era, lockets have been around for centuries and their uses are constantly expanding from being given as a condolence for those who have lost a loved one, to romantic gifts and keep sakes passed down into every generation... Why do consumers prefer silver jewellery to gold?
In today’s world our contemporary artisans are experiencing an exciting rise in business, as more and more jewellery consumers are discovering the value of owning quality sterling silver at prices much lower than gold. Whether you are choosing a gift... Head to the dark side of diamonds
When asked to picture diamond rings we stereotypically create an image of a white gold or gold band surrounding one or more colourless diamonds with maximum shine and glimmer. But although other colours are now being popularised such as pink or yello... Diamonds are forever, so does the size really matter?
When searching for the perfect diamond engagement ring to propose, the typical aspect that runs through your mind to decide the price, the beauty, the admiration, and most importantly the response from your future bride, is said to be the size of the... Where do diamonds originate from?
“Diamond” comes from the Greek word “adamas” which is used to describe something which is invincible. The word eventually became synonymous with diamonds because of their incredible strength and durability and due to their beautiful form; diamonds ha... Addicted to jewellery!
We all know how good it feels to buy something pretty and wear it with pride, for all those jewellery lovers. But when you just can’t get enough of the shiny stuff, where are the best places to feed your fetish?Although Compulsive buying is found in ... What’s so special about diamonds?
Diamonds are composed from the most common element on our earth – carbon. So what is it that has made every bride-to-be for the past 60 years+ so fascinated with having this natural element set into diamond rings?Approximately 49% of this carbon elem... The true meaning of jewellery!
jewellery has been around for thousands of years and was originally derived from the French word “jouel” or “jewel” when translated in English. The oldest known type of jewellery was made from nassarius shells that had been formed into beads 100,000 ... What jewellery to use best for your Wedding day?
Your wedding day is something very special, and even though the day itself may quickly happen, your memories of that particular day will hopefully stay in your mind forever.
You will want to remember this day as the perfect day, and you will obvi... White gold jewellery for another type of gold
White gold, and so did white gold jewellery like white gold engagement rings , began gaining a lot of popularity at the beginning of the twentieth century as an alternative to platinum.
Platinum was steadily becoming more and more fashionable, but...
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