Jewelry: May 2016

Wednesday 18 May 2016

Czech Crystal Glass



Everyone has heard of Swarovski's Austrian Crystal, but what, exactly is Czech crystal glass? Czech crystal is a glass that is made in present-day Czechoslovakia, or the Czech Republic. Czech crystal is in fact, much older in origin than Swarovski's. Prior to the formation of the country of Czechoslovakia, the entire region was known as Bohemia. In that region, the products made there were known as Bohemian crystal, or Bohemian glass.
Glass has been made in the Czech region since the early Bronze Age. At that time, the area was primarily occupied by the Celts. The glass-making tradition continued through to the Benedictine Monks, who used it to produce religious items such as drinking glasses adorned with beads, rosaries, and adornments in cathedrals.

Some Secrets to Buying a Diamond



 
If diamonds are a woman's best friend then why does the man have to buy them? Most men are not familiar with the fine details of diamond characteristics and value. Making such a large purchase without any experience or knowing who to trust can make diamond shopping a daunting task.

What your jeweler will not tell you is the single most important diamond trait which determines value and brilliance. The rarely mentioned yet most important detail is a diamond's depth percentage. A diamond cut to the ideal depth percentage will reflect substantially more light known as brilliance or fire. A diamond with the same color and clarity may appear dull and boring compared to a diamond with an ideal depth percentage.

Diamonds are often cut either too shallow or too deep in order to save diamond mass which results in a dull appearance and cheaper cost.

Jewelry Birthday Presents For Girls



 
Birthdays are important marks in our lives. For a little girl's birthday, it makes a big difference when jewellery is given. She will grow up having the appreciation for jewellery.Receiving jewellery enables kids to appreciate and understand the essence of beautiful objects.

They develop a talent to appreciate beauty from presents they receive. These days, the little category of children's jewellery presents has become more popular especially if these are given on very important occasions such as birthdays.An ideal gift for a special little girl is a unique and customized charm bracelets. Charm bracelets bring out a little girls' creativity as she can mix and match this with any charms she desires.

Tuesday 17 May 2016

Clean Jewelry With Basic Household


 
 

It's easy to keep your jewelry looking as shiny as the day you got it. Read on to find out how to use common household products to clean your jewelry at home. There's nothing like getting your jewelry professionally cleaned.  It sparkles like it did the first time you put it on. But with busy schedules, we rarely have time to stop in at the jeweler's for a cleaning. Now you can clean your jewelry at home with basic household items. Read on to find out how easy it is. You'll never need to make a special trip to the jeweler again. For me, the smell of white vinegar still evokes memories of coloring Easter eggs. Back in the old days, when I was a kid, it was one of the ingredients of Easter egg dye.

 Vinegar
Vinegar is such a wonderful, economical and environmentally friendly cleaning product. It's available by the gallon and is cheaper than smelly, harsh chemical-based cleaning products. White vinegar has, literally, hundreds of uses, many of which involve cleaning. Vinegar deodorizes, cuts grease and soap scum, and dissolves mineral buildup. Plus it acts as a disinfectant because its acetic acid content kills odors and most mold, bacteria and germs.