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Articles in Jewelry

By annechimp 0 comments
You are out at a cocktail party and all of a sudden you notice it. Your earring about to fall from your lobe. The backing came off! Have no fear. You can save the earring until you make it to a jewelry shop with the help of some basic ... more »
By eHow Fashion, Style & Personal Care Editor 0 comments
Amber is fossilized tree resin that is frequently used in jewelry. It is occasionally considered to be a gemstone although it is not actually mineralized. Baltic amber is any amber from the Baltic region which comprises about 80 percent of the ... more »
By Kristie Leong M.D. 0 comments
Would you like to make an artsy pair of earrings and recycle at the same time? Why not try your hand at creating bottle cap earrings? If you purchased these at a craft gallery, you'd likely pay a small fortune, but you can make them quickly and ... more »
By NicoleRae 0 comments
If you are like me, you have a lot of earrings. I used to keep them in a box and it was disorganized and hard to find the earrings that matched. After speaking to a friend about how she organized her extensive earring collection. I tried her ... more »
By CattyB 0 comments
Everyone looks to wear something just a little different when the holidays come around. There are a lot of wonderful ready-made earrings out there, but here's a way to make some that are uniquely "you" or to give as a unique gift to ... more »
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The increasing value of gold is an incentive for unscrupulous individuals to make fool's gold. It pays to become wise about the methods used to make a piece of common metal have the appearance of real gold. Such methods include plating or ... more »
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Even under the best circumstances, faux gold accessories can break or tarnish easily. Protect treasured faux gold accessories from their primary enemies, paint chipping, water and direct sunlight. Treat faux gold accessories like real gold and ... more »
By bizzy 0 comments
If you have just started selling Avon-or need help making some money..... more »
By YouAreJelly 0 comments
If you have some left over Pogs and milkcaps from your childhood games, here's a way to incorporate their nostalgia into your everyday fashion... more »
By BeeCuteDesigns 0 comments
This article is to help you make your own shrinky-dink pendants to use for cell phones, braclets,necklaces ect. There are many types of shrinky-dink paper, this is for the kind of shrinky-dink you draw on but you can use any type... more »
By nostalgiccorner 0 comments
How to make a wood ring from recycled wood. Custom made wooden rings are used as wedding rings, engagement rings, friendship rings, Promise rings, etc. Take a look on www.silverandwoodrings.com for examples... more »
By Willowsidhe 0 comments
So you want your own bad-ass studded bracelet but you don't want any animals to suffer for your style? I'll tell you how to make a super-easy vegan version of the legendary spike bracelet... more »
By eHow Fashion, Style & Personal Care Editor 0 comments
If you have pieces of jewelry that you've stopped wearing or are in disrepair, you don't have to dispose of them. A makeover can give you a whole new look without costing you much... more »
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Every semi-unorganized woman knows how it goes in the morning. You're finally dressed and know exactly what jewelry will look the best with your outfit. Then, you can't find it. You proceed to dump all your jewelry out onto your bed, searching ... more »
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It is very important to familiarize yourself with the four C’s of diamonds before you pick a diamond for that special piece of jewelry. The four C’s, or components, of diamonds are cut, color, clarity and carat. Knowing what to look for when ... more »
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While much of the mystique of diamonds has been generated by media spin, their uniqueness cannot be denied. Diamonds are the hardest substance on earth, making them the perfect symbol of a long-lasting marriage, as well as a long-wearing piece of ... more »
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Birthstones have often been associated with powers of protection or healing, possibly due to their striking and sometimes imposing presence. The garnet is called the gem of travelers, promising a safe journey and return. You may want to purchase ... more »
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Pure gold at a softness of 24k weight is a precious metal that is alloyed with other metals to make it hard enough to hold its shape in forming jewelry. Gold bonds readily with other metals to form alloys that produce different colors, such as ... more »
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Picking the right jeweler is an important part of the buying process and can be the difference between a treasured experience and an uncomfortable one. Whether it is a repair, resize or a purchase, the right jeweler will help you avoid the ... more »
By eMerrill 3 comments
Are you thinking of buying ruby jewelry or loose gems? Here are some practical ways to select the best ruby for your money... more »
By eMerrill 0 comments
Are you in the market for a sapphire? Here's a guide to help you choose the best sapphire for your money... more »
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The topaz is aluminum fluorosilicate that crystallizes clear in its pure form, as well as in a variety of colors. While deep blue is the most popular shade with buyers, yellow topaz is the birthstone for November. An alternate eleventh-month ... more »
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Turquoise has experienced many popularity surges over the past century. As it continues to be mined from existing sources, its cost has climbed, creating a market for synthetic turquoise by inexperienced buyers. Real turquoise has a color, luster ... more »
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Amethyst is the gem of ancient kings and clergy, for its violet hues complemented their purple robes and vestments. While only wealthy people could afford the costly dyed cloth, their overabundance of the good things in life encouraged ... more »
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Aquamarine is the birthstone of choice for those who love the water. It is the color of the sea reflecting a sky-blue day, and is a durable and often flawless stone that is perfect for many jewelry settings. It is mined mainly in Brazil and ... more »