Your jewelry collection is precious, and it’s just fitting for them to be taken care of and stored in a nice container. Your clothes may be stored properly in your wardrobe, and you can also do that for your jewelry by putting them in jewelry boxes that look a lot like miniature … Read more
Matching jewelry with our attire has long been a habit for most people. Whether we are going to work, attending parties, or even just staying at home, we nearly always wear one or two pieces of jewelry, if not more. This isn’t limited to women, as many men also like to wear … Read more
Mood rings are rings that change colors based on the wearer’s moods or feelings. It was created by two New York inventors named Josh Reynolds and Maris Ambats in 1975. They bonded liquid crystals with quartz stones set into rings. Initially, these rings were sold at $45 each for the silver ones … Read more
Claddagh rings are traditional Irish rings that represent love, loyalty, and friendship. Their designs, as well as the customs associated with them originated in the Irish fishing village of Claddagh in Galway. Claddagh rings belong to “fede rings” which is a group of European finger rings. The term “fede” came from the … Read more
Your jewelries are your precious investments, and they deserve the best care. It doesn’t matter if we’re talking about a silver necklace your grandmother handed to you, or your diamond engagement ring of 20 years – all your pieces gets dirty over time. Dust from the air, soap buildup, as well as … Read more
If you’re a gun owner, keeping it in a safe place and learning to use it responsibly is not your only concern. Keeping it clean is also important. It may not seem obvious, but one important aspect of owning a gun is routine cleaning of its parts for both the safety and … Read more
Jewelries such as those made of metal and gems are shiny and sparkly when new. They can easily add a touch of glamor to any outfit. However, if you always wear them and you don’t clean them periodically, these pieces will gradually lose a lot of luster and shine. Cleaning your precious … Read more
If you have sensitive skin, the likelihood of being allergic to metal is very likely. Any alloy that has nickel or lead can irritate your skin and sometimes leave a nasty green mark on your skin when jewelry is worn for a long time. A necklace is a piece of clingy jewelry … Read more
People with sensitive skin tend to avoid the inconvenience brought by wearing metallic jewelry. If you know you’d only get itchy or feel uncomfortable in your skin after wearing a bracelet for hours, then probably you tend to avoid wearing it at all. But for fashionistas or people who love accessories, this … Read more
Can’t get enough of earrings? Out of the jewelry options, earrings is the easiest to notice when people look at your face (given that your hair doesn’t hide them). Pretty dangling earrings are fun, but you can add a bit of natural, rustic touch and finesse by wearing ones made of wood. … Read more
Anyone who has sensitive skin, especially on the ears, knows that not wearing earrings can keep allergies at bay. If you’re one of them, you most probably know how itchy and uncomfortable it can be. Sometimes, there are earrings that made the skin around your ear piercing flake or even get infected. … Read more
Try to open the pages of fashion magazines or check out the latest fashion blogs and you’ll surely see at least one item in rose gold. This beautiful color has gained so many admirers this past few years. This color has taken over the world of fashion and design, as it adds … Read more
Most of the time, people find online shopping sketchy and untrustworthy. They believe that you can never buy anything without observing it in person. They like to make sure that the seller is legit and not a scammer, which is pretty hard to judge online. And while this impression is not entirely … Read more
Rhinestone is a fine replacement for expensive gems for jewelry and other purposes. Rhinestone can be called an imitation gem, which is substituted for its costly counterpart in jewelry. The origin of rhinestone can be traced back to rock crystal (stones found in the river Rhine in Europe). The refraction of light from … Read more