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All You Need To Know About Gemstone Jewelry

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  History of jewelry Some people get confused between Jewelry and Jewellry. "Jewelry" is used in the U.S., and "Jewellery" is used in the U.K. by people. Both words have the same meaning. Word is only the way to communicate.  Jewelry is also a type of artefact. The culture of jewelry varies differently in countries and traditions. The first piece of jewelry is 100000 years old. And it was a shell. Some tribes used it for decorative items, and some cultures wore it on the body parts like; the nose, wrist, ankle, etc. It is our history as well as the present. People use jewelry as an investment also.  Jewels with Metals Past people made jewelry in platinum and gold. But silver, brass, and stainless steel are used to construct it in the present time apart from them. The trends of jewelry are very fluctuating in nature. Apart from precious metals, some other materials also use for jewelry. Like; beads, amber, shell, and coral.  The process of jewelry making is very comp...

Groom Yourself with Colorful Gemstones

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  Do you know that gemstones are made from rock and segments of minerals? There are more than 2000 types of minerals but less than 120 minerals are considered as gemstones. But wait… only 16 have gained popularity among jewelry lovers all around the world. Sound nice :)   We can see many types of loose gems but tanzanite and emeralds are in next level in terms of beauty. Do you know that tanzanite is not a real name of tanzanite gemstone? The actual name of tanzanite gem is “blue zoisite”.  People faced difficulty to pronounce, So Tiffany&Co. (One of the oldest and giant Jewelry Company) decided to change name to Tanzanite and sold it all the world. It was found in Tanzania for the first time. And name came from it. Basically, it is a December birthstone. Now Emerald, I have no enough words to describe its beauty. According to history, First emerald found in Red Sea (Egypt). It is one of the oldest gemstone. Some believe and estimate that loose emerald stones are 2....