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Photo Courtesy MacysFind a Unique Heart Pendant originally appeared on ... Shop for Mother's Rings - Mother's rings give moms and grandmothers the opportunity to display the birthstones of their children and grandchildren. The mother's rings in this collection are grouped by price, beginning under $100 and topping out over $300.
Even though the rings are designed for moms, some of the narrow eternity-band styles make a nice anytime-gift for a fiancé or girlfriend -- she can wear two rings side-by-side, one set with her birthstone and the other with yours.
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... Jewelry Travel Organizers You'll Love - I was packing for a trip recently and couldn't find the little organizer I use to tote jewelry and other small items from place to place. I had to shop for a replacement, but there are so many different styles that it was difficult to choose just one -- I thought you'd like to see some of my favorites. All of these jewelry organizer cases were made especially for travel, but they're just as handy to use at home, between trips. Take a look -- I think you'll find a travel case that suits you.
Photo © eBags... Become a Jewelry Designer - Do you love jewelry? Would you like to become an independent jewelry designer? Designers who work on their own have an unlimited number of techniques to draw from. Beading is one, and you can do it with beads you purchase or with your own handcrafted beads. Work with precious metals. Craft your jewelry with gemstones or recycle items to develop a unique look. Use a kiln to work with pottery or glass components. The options are endless.Become a Jewelry Designer originally appeared on About.com Jewelry / Accessories on Monday, April 16th, 2012 at 12:00:53.... Mother's Day Jewelry Ideas -
This collection of jewelry ideas for Mother's Day is varied in style, just like moms, and prices cover a wide range, too. I think you'll find something she'll love. Shop as soon as possible, because popular items disappear from store shelves quickly.
Photo Courtesy Red EnvelopeMother's Day Jewelry Ideas originally appeared on About.com Jewelry / Accessories on Sunday... Should You Buy an Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner? -
Ultrasonic jewelry cleaners use sound waves to generate little bubbles of energy that can blast dirt off of our jewelry. Learn how the cleaners work and find out which jewelry should not be placed in one of the units. You might even decide that one of these handy cleaners is the perfect Mother's Day gift.
Photo Courtesy Ross-SimonsShould You Buy an Ultrasonic Jewelry Cl... Does Your Diamond Change Colors? - There's a sneaky little characteristic that can make a diamond appear to change colors when it's carried from one kind of lighting into another. Let's say you're in a jewelry store and the diamond you love looks nearly colorless. You buy the diamond and take it home to show everyone. When you remove it from the case the diamond looks like it has more of a yellowish tint than it did in the jewelry store. What happened?
The shift might not be your imagination -- the diamond is probably affected by a characteristic called fluorescence, which makes diamonds appear to change color when they are exposed to ultraviolet light (... May's Birthstone is Emerald -
Prized since ancient times, a fine emerald can be more expensive than a high quality diamond of the same carat weight. Emerald is a form of Beryl, which occurs in many other colors depending on the impurities that Mother Nature has mixed into its otherwise clear formula. Blue beryl is known as aquamarine. Pink shades of beryl are known as Morganite. Yellows are often just called yellow beryl and golden beryl. The term bixbite refers to red beryl, a variation that's even more rare than emeralds. Learn what you need to know about emeralds before you shop for emerald jewelry.... Sea Glass, a Different Kind of Colorful 'Gem' - Sea glass is just what its name implies -- glass that's harvested from the ocean (or other bodies of water). Sea glass isn't created in the ocean, it's human-made glass that's typically been dumped in or near the sea, and then thrown about by the waves. Some colors of sea glass are more rare than others, and you can often look backwards in time to determine what type of object a piece of glass might have been when it was new.
Sea glass can be found all over the world, so the next time you're at the beach, ... Copyright © 2012, Internet Marketing. All Rights Reserved. |