Gold earning

14k Rose Gold Pink Amethyst and Diamond EarringsDiamond 14k Rose Gold Hoop EarringsDiamond Flower 18k Gold Omega Back Earrings14k Rose Gold Multi Gemstone Spade Earrings14k Tri-color gold diamond flower earrings14k Rose Gold Briolette Earrings with Multi GemstonesDiamond Circle Earrings in 14k White and Rose Gold14kt white and rose gold Diamonds and pink ribbon hoop earrings18k Tri-Color Gold Diamond Earrings with Dangling Hea...

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Diamond Pendants

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How To Cut And Clasp Jade Bracelets

Typically, jade bracelets come cut as a solid bangle or as a flexible bracelet with several sections of jade held by metal end caps and joints between pieces. With your bracelet, adding the spacer is a good idea but you will have to have two spacers, not one.Since the solid jade is not flexible, the bracelet will need to be cut on opposite sides so each half may be connected with a spacer. You will need to find someone with a fine blade diamond saw to cut the jade. These saws are motorized using a 6" or so circular blade of thin design. Steel tools simply will not do the job. You want a fine and neat cut so the ends are parallel and match nicely.If...

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Ideas On Fixing Jade Jewelry

Jade is one of the toughest gems around. Not the hardest, toughest. That means it can take a lot of abuse before anything happens. Warm soapy water is the best to clean it. What you must watch out for is bye in the jade. Many unscrupulous bealers enhance the color with bye. This is especialy true of violet jade. Basically the only thing that could damage jade is other pieces of jade or diamonds. So keep them stored separately in plactic bags and don't allow them to touch each other. Keep jade out of direct sunlight for long periods of time and keep from drastic tempurature changes. There are many good books on jade and its care. You can go to...

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Sterling silver table items

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Sterling silver glasses

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Tea pot

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Antique necklace

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Cynthia chuang & erh-ping tsai

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The History of Beads

As most of us know adornment has been around since Neanderthal man. Bits of bone, rock, shell, even flowers and leaves made up accessories for both man and woman. Glass came into existence at a much later time. Some where around 2340-2180 B.C. These excavations took place in Mesopotamia, and in the Caucasus region, known today as Russia. A vast number of glass beads were found, artistically crafted and a number of manufacturing methods used.It was Egypt, however that manufactured such an enormous variety of beads in so many different materials that virtually everyone wore them. They were used not only for jewelry but for adornment from sandals...

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