Monday, September 22, 2008
Intresting facts about Jewelry
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Saturday, September 20, 2008
What jewelry you should choose for your face shape?
Oval Shaped Face
If you have an oval face, you will look good in just about any jewelry style or length you like. A choker will emphasize a long neck; a long strand of pearls will lengthen your torso, or a low dangling necklace will look great with a low cut neckline.
Triangle shaped earrings will look great with an oval face. Look for dangling earrings that are not too long, long earrings will add length to your face and make it look longer.Different shapes will ook good in contrast to the oval face shape.
Round Shaped Face
If you have a round face you want to look for necklaces that will elongate the look of your face. Long necklaces will give the illusion of length. Wear necklaces that focus well below your neckline. A necklace with one strong focal element a little above the bust line will look great on you. Almost all earring types look good on this face shape. You might want to try for angular shapes such as squares or rectangles,these will take away from the round shape of your face.
Heart Shaped Face
This face shape is also referred to as a triangle, and because of the sharp angle of the chin, a choker is the best way to go. If you like the look of a longer necklace consider getting a long wrap necklace.Dangling earrings will be a good choice for you. Shop for earrings that dangle into a triangular shape to even out and add length to your face.
Rectangle Shaped Face
This face shape is better described as an oblong. A choker is a good option for people with this face shape, especially if you also have a long neck. Look for bold necklaces in the 16" length. Another option for this face shape is a rounded longer necklace. Look for a necklace or pendant that has a round shape.Keep Earrings short and bold, and color will look great on you.
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Thursday, September 18, 2008
Properties Of Gemstones
Agate | General: Good for transmutation; helps with the emotion of acceptance; gives a mellow, blended aspect; beneficial in stomach area. |
Alexandrite | Low self-esteem & difficulty centering imply need; central nervous system disorders; spleen & pancreas. |
Amber | Memory loss; eccentric behavior; anxiety; inability to make decisions; thyroid, inner ear & neuro-tissue strengthener; activates altruistic nature; realization of the spiritual intellect. |
Amethyst | Headaches; blood sugar imbalance; L brain imbalances; edginess; facilitates healing; inner peace; psychic insight; stimulates third eye; aid for meditation, spiritual opening & internal surrender. |
Aquamarine | Fluid retention; coughs; fear; thymus gland; calms nerves; problems with eyes, ears, jaw, neck, stomach, teeth; mental clarity; meditation. |
Beryl | Laziness; hiccups; swollen glands; eye diseases; bowel cancer. |
Bloodstone | Circulation; all purpose healer & cleanser; stomach & bowel pain; purifies bloodstream; bladder; strengthens blood purifying organs. |
Carnelian | Grounding; stimulates curiosity & initiative; focuses attention to the present moment; use with citrine on lower 3 chakras; digestion. |
Chalcedony | Touchiness; melancholy; fever; gallstones; leukemia; eye problems; stimulates maternal feelings & creativity. release. |
Citrine | Heart, kidney, liver & muscle healer; appendicitis;gangrene; red & white corpuscles; digestive tract; cleanses vibrations in the atmosphere; creativity; helps personal clarity; will bring out problems in the solar plexus & the heart; eliminates self-destructive tendencies. |
Diamond | All brain diseases; pituitary & pineal glands; draws out toxicity, poison remedy. |
Emerald | Radiation toxicity; all mental illness; circulatory & neurological disorders; transmits balance, healing & patience; increases psychic & clairvoyant abilities; meditation; keener insight into dreams. |
Garnet | Rhodolite: Capillaries; skin elasticity; protection from pre- cancerous conditions. |
Jade | Kidney, heart, larynx, liver, parathyroid, spleen, thymus, thyroid & parasympathetic ganglia healer; strengthens body; longevity. |
Lapis Lazuli | Neuralgia; melancholy; fevers; inflammations; penetrates subconscious blockages; throat chakra; sore throat; energy focuser for teachers, lecturers & speakers, mental & spiritual cleanser; used on 3rd eye for meditation; eliminates old & negative emotions; use with other healing stones; thought form amplification; helps in creating mantras. |
Moonstone | Soothes & balances the emotions; helps eliminate fear of "feeling"; encourages inner growth & strength; aids peace & harmony & psychic abilities; aligns vertebrae; digestive aid. |
Onyx | Objective thinking; spiritual inspiration; control of emotions & passions, help eliminate negative thinking, apathy, stress & neurological disorders; also used as a heart, kidney, nerve, capillary, hair, eye and nail strengthener. |
Opal | Cherry: Red corpuscle & blood disorders; depression; apathy; lethargy; intuition & joy. |
Pearl | Eliminates emotional imbalances; helps one master the heart chakra; aids stomach, spleen, intestinal tract & ulcer problems. |
Peridot | Protects against nervousness; helps alleviate spiritual fear; aids in healing hurt feelings & bruised egos; incurs strength & physical vitality; aligns subtle bodies; amplifies other vibrational energies & positive emotional outlook; helps liver & adrenal function. |
Quartz | Transmitter & amplifier of healing energy & clarity; balancer, channeler of universal energy & unconditional love; all purpose healer; programmable. |
Ruby | Heart chakra; balances love & all spiritual endeavors; self-esteem; strengthens neurological tissues around the heart; prevents miscarriages. |
Saphire | Spiritual enlightenment; inner peace; colic; rheumatism; mental illness; pituitary; metabolic rate of glandular functions; anti- depressant; aids psychokinesis, telepathy, clairvoyance & astral projection; personal expression; also for pain. |
Spinel | Leg conditions, when worn on solar plexus; powerful general healer; detoxification aid. |
Topaz | Balances emotions; calms passions; gout; blood disorders; hemorrhages; increases poor appetite; general tissue regeneration; VD; tuberculosis; reverses aging; spiritual rejuvenation; endocrine system stimulation; releases tension; feelings of joy. |
Tourmaline | Dispels fear & negativity & grief; calms nerves; concentration & eloquence improve; genetic disorders, cancer & hormones regulated; raises vibrations; charisma; universal law; tranquil sleep. |
Turquoise | Master healer; protects against environmental pollutants; strengthens anatomy & guards against all disease; improved absorption of nutrients; tissue regeneration; subtle body allignment & strengthening; eye disorders. |

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Monday, September 15, 2008
Gem Stone for Healing & Spirituality
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Monday, May 5, 2008
Color Trend Jewels and Gem Stones
Dont Get confused looking at all these colorful pictures here, I found these pictures in a magazine. These pictures bacisly indicates the hues and the color combination which would rule this year.


Sometimes these colloer charts are very helpful to refer customers who dont know much about stones.Its so easy to lead them with such gem color chart.
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Friday, February 22, 2008
Tips For Jewellery Care




- Silver is best stored in a cool, dry semi dark space
- Avoid wearing your silver jewellery when exposed to chemicals or chlorinated water
- Do not use tissue to clean silver as it can leave scratches
- Use light soap solution to wash your silver jewellery followed by drying with a soft cloth


- Diamonds are forever but they do loose their sparkle if not cleaned once in a while. Get a professional to bring the sparkle back to the diamond
- Soak the diamond jewellery in warm soapy water for some time, run a soft brush over it and rinse it thoroughly to remove the grease
- Diamonds chip the most when they strike against other diamonds, so try not to wear too many diamond rings close together or to store diamonds close together without covering them individually
- Diamond regularly worn can get loose in its setting. Take most worn diamonds at least every year to the jeweller to see if the prongs are loose. Diamonds are precious; it is worthwhile to care for it.


- Put on the pearls after applying make-up, perfume and hairspray
- Wipe your pearls with a soft, damp cloth every time you remove them after wearing
- Store your pearl jewellery in a silk or velvet-lined box, separated from hard jewellery, to prevent them from getting scratched.
- Take your pearls to the jeweller for re-stringing about once a year to prevent strand breakage
- Keep your pearls happy by wearing them often. Contact with your skin will rehydrate them and help them to retain their natural beauty.
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Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Jewellery Shopping at Parties
"Home Parties offer a comfortable environment for jewellery shopping"
In parties people don't feel obligated to buy, however they usually do.Women can try on the jewelry with their friends, and it gives them a great time out.
If you’re thinking of getting in on the party, here are a few tips to help get you started:
* Market to clients you already know: Suggest a jewelry home-party to a
new bride looking for something to share with her bridesmaids, or to a
female client you know has an active social circle.
* Keep inventory big, parties small: Part of the appeal of home-parties
is the ability for clients to try on jewelry in the comfort of their home,
minus feeling the pressure to buy. Keep parties small enough that everyone
can handle the jewelry without creating security issues.
* Build on your brand: Use jewelry parties as an opportunity to promote
your brand. Bring stylish displays and boxes for purchases, and make sure
everyone goes home with a catalog.
* Give it time: Don’t be discouraged by a slow start. As with any new
business venture, it may take time for the idea to catch on with consumers..
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Saturday, August 25, 2007
Gemstone Setting Types : Closed and Open Settings
Gemstone Setting Types : Closed and Open Settings
There are two basic types of gemstone settings: open settings and closed settings. Open settings are any type of setting that allows light to enter through the bottom of a faceted or transparent cabochon gemstone.
In a "closed setting" light can only enter the stone from the top. This type of setting is appropriate for opaque cabochon-cut stones and highly refractive faceted stones where light can enter through the crown and table of the stone and be reflected back to the observer from within.
Open Gem Setting Types
Prong Settings
Within the category of "open settings" there are several variations. The most common variety for faceted gemstones is a prong setting (below, left), with either 3 or 4 prongs that hold the stone in place. This type of setting exposes the maximum amount of light to the sides and bottom.
Carré setting
A Carré setting is where the stone is seated directly over a light well (above, right), and the stone is set by raising (hammering) four "spurs" with a "graver" tool.
Tension Settings
A "tension setting" uses the metal's natural tendency to "spring" back to its original position to hold the stone in place. The metal is spread apart, and the girdle of the stone is seated into small grooves in the inside surface of the metal. This type of setting requires special alloys of metal that are strong enough to create and withstand the necessary pressure to hold the stone firmly. Tension settings are only appropriate for very hard stones (Hardness of 9 to 10: diamond, ruby, sapphire, cz or moissanite).
Frustum Settings
A Frustum, or "Hollow Cone" setting is a conical or tapered setting constructed from sheet metal. The stone's pavilion rests against the inside of the cone and the outer edge of the cone's lip is bet over the girdle to secure the stone. A frustum setting can be open or closed.
Closed Gem Setting Types
Variations of the closed setting are the "bezel” setting, channel setting, cluster setting, Kundan setting, frustum setting, Pavé, and the seamless tube setting.
Bezel Settings
The oldest and most basic gemstone setting is the "Bezel". Used primarily to set cabochons, a vertical strip of metal is formed to encircle the stone, then soldered to a metal base. The stone is secured by pushing and bending the bezel towards the stone using a burnishing tool.
Channel settings
Channel settings are primarily used to set faceted gemstones that are straight-sided, or quadrilateral in shape (baguette or princess cut). The stones are aligned in a channel, sitting girdle-to-girdle. step-cut stones can rest on a track giving a "keystone" effect. Matching stones that are cut to a uniform size for use in channel settings are called "calibré-cut," as in "Eternity Rings."
Pavé Settings
A Pavé Setting is a tight grouping of identically sized stones laid across a flat, or convex surface, from the French word for "paved." The stones are held in place using three to six raised beads per stone.
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Friday, August 17, 2007
GEM Color Pallete

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