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What is Malachite: History, Healing Properties and How to Recognize -Sunday, November 28, 2021 Malachite is a wonderful mineral with a charming colour of different shades of green and uncountable healing properties. It is among the most popular semi-precious gemstones in the jewellery industry and is used frequently in jewellery designs and items.

What kind of jewellery do customers like the most? -Wednesday, October 27, 2021 The world of jewellery is the world of variety and diversity to provide jewellery items for people of any taste! But there are always statistics that show what kind of jewellery has been the most popular through time and what type of jewellery do customers prefer the most.

All You Need to Know About Birthstones: History, Birth Months and Properties -Saturday, September 25, 2021 Birthstone jewellery is very popular in many western and eastern countries, as the best way you can take advantage of these gemstones is to wear them and carry them with you. Besides, each birthstone has a peculiar meaning and is a symbol of a specific concept.

The Most Sold Jewellery Items In 2021 -Monday, September 6, 2021 The most sold jewellery items each year are as you can guess, the trends of the same year as everyone is trying hard to keep up with the fashion world's latest updates and buy jewellery trends immediately. But what is the importance and difference of 2021 Jewellery Trends?

Alternatives for Natural Gemstones: Lab-grown, Simulant and Assembled gems -Friday, August 20, 2021 Nowadays, many types other than natural gemstones are used in jewellery industry. There are various and different reasons for that, but all these reasons lead to one point: making pieces of jewellery suitable for any taste.

The Round Brilliant Cut: History, Evolution Through Time and Different Styles -Friday, August 6, 2021 The round brilliant cut can be done on any kind of gemstone such as emeralds, rubies, and sapphires; but because most of the diamonds are cut this way, it is most known as the standard cut for diamonds. In fact, when someone talks about diamonds, the picture that comes into your mind is the image of a round brilliant cut diamond, not a piece of a rough diamond!

Wedding Rings: History, Evolve, and Different Styles Through time -Friday, July 23, 2021 The whole costume comes from ancient Egypt. There are Egyptian scrolls that date back to more than 3000 years ago with engravings on them that represent the image of a man who is offering his wife a wedding ring. Back then, Egyptians believed in a vein that comes from the heart and runs to the fourth finger of the left hand, named “Vena Amoris” which means “Vein of Love”. Read the Ring Finger article for a detailed, full story.

What is Marquise Cut: History, Factors and applications -Friday, June 25, 2021 A marquise-cut gemstone is known to have a symmetrical, elongated elliptical shape with two pointed ends and 58 facets. This cut is also very functional as it makes any gemstone look greater than its actual size and when wore, makes fingers look slimmer, thinner and longer. At first this cut was invented for diamonds but by time it became also a popular cut for other gemstones such as Ruby, Emerald and Sapphire. However, this fabulous cut is not very popular for engagement rings and is only used these days by non-traditional brides.

History of Jewellery -Wednesday, June 9, 2021 The history of jewellery starts when people first came to Earth, which means prehistoric time. The form and concept of jewellery then were very distinctive from what it is now, in a way that the material they used as ornaments were not precious and they made their jewelleries from animal and fish bones, bird feathers and coloured pebbles which they knew to be beautiful and durable. The concept was also different as using different kinds of ornaments was a sign of people’s authority, identification and rank.

How to tell the Karat of Gold -Wednesday, May 26, 2021 Gold is amongst the most precious metals men have ever discovered; Although, not all gold has the same purity level. One of the most important features of this metal is that it is very soft and brittle, therefore, it is mostly alloyed with other resistant metals to improve its strength. But how can we figure out the karat of a gold jewellery? How can we determine the purity of a gold matter we have bought? Stay with us in this article where we are going to introduce some helpful methods to know your gold jewellery better.