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Quality Engagement Rings

Wednesday, October 5, 2011 @ 03:10 PM
Master Godlsmith

Solitaire   2 The Engagement Rings symbolize your love, caring and commitment to your woman, that’s why you would want to give her a quality ring no matter it is a small or large item. It’s better to have a ring on her finger that looks pretty, full of live that she is happy and proud of. So, what it’s important in looking for an Engagement Rings.
Traditionally, the Engagement Rings are Diamond Solitaires. It’s her and your pride to have a Diamond Solitaire that has lots of sparkles. Go with smaller Diamond Rings that you can afford rather than run after big rock but has little live in it. Beside Diamond Solitaires, Engagement Rings can be a Gemstone rings, Birthstone ring, Diamonds ring that built with more accented diamonds rather than just one diamond like solitaires.
Three Stones Rings are the chosen Engagement Rings of many couples. They could be three Diamonds Rings or three Gemstone rings. Three stone represents past, presence and future and three tones rings are a beautiful style. No matter what design of the ring and what size of stones are, remember to choose the quality Engagement Ring that carry lively diamonds or gemstones.

Karats and Alloys: The Specifics of Gold

Monday, November 30, 2009 @ 01:11 PM
LuvMyTiffanyJewelry

white gold ringsYou’ll never wear a piece of gold jewelry that’s 100 percent pure, nor would you want to. As it turns out, gold is too malleable in its natural state to be made into practical accessories. A 14-karat ring would be equivalent to 58.5 percent pure, and the closest to absolute purity is 24 karats or 99.9 percent. So, what is it that makes up the remainder of that percentage? The answer is alloys, of course.

The eventual color of gold jewelry is largely determined by which other metals, or alloys, are used to supplement it. White gold rings contain some nickel and palladium, while yellow gold necklaces most likely contain some silver or copper. No matter the alloy used or the eventual color of the piece, gold jewelry remains one of the most timeless and celebrated accessories around