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Image source: https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/1e/74/66/1e74660041bbda9ba79d669cbbec8e6c.jpg Industrial jewels (or jewels for industries) are required widely for all manner of things like industries, laboratories, research departments of colleges, universities and all manner of other things. It must be remembered that the jewels that are used for industries are never of the same specifications as the jewels that are used for making jewelry. This is an important consideration, and a consideration that one must have while making industrial jewels, that is jewels for industries. Jewels for industries are very commonly used and have a number of applications in the present. Industrial jewel making is a craft by itself. Industrial jewels have a number of important applications in the present day and for all of these reasons, it is really important to get the industrial jewels manufactured by reputed industries so that no manufacturing defects are necessarily made. The applications...

Image source: https://d2fzf9bbqh0om5.cloudfront.net/images/179509/original/steampunk_watch_cuff_mens_watch_women_watches_brass_wings_watch_bracelet_steam_punk_jewelry_steampunk_jewelry_watches_5.jpg?1408690509 Ahh... this may be harder to answer once you think about it for a minute. I tried to "Google" it and there was no clear or direct explanation or definition. So, I am taking it upon myself to figure it out and tell you. After some quick investigating it seems that jewelry watches come in many forms. The first and most obvious explanation is that any luxury watch that features diamonds or other precious stones anywhere on it (the face, bezel or strap) makes it a jewelry watch. Now, if the watch is manufactured in gold, then that also places it in the "jewelry watch" category. Since jewelry watches are special and more often than not will be sparkling with diamonds, they make great gifts - anniversary or graduation gift or even a "push present" ...

Image source: http://www.agnitech.com/images/thumbnail_jewelry.gif Jewelers Point designs and produces quality Sterling silver jewelry. Our designs are sophisticated and fashioning; ranging from the fun, fab and downright funky to the cool chic and classic. Often intermingling semi-precious stones, crystals, cut glass, leather and plastics, we think Pistachio Jewelry brings real meaning to the phrase, "contemporary design. Jewelers Point has been supplying items to retailers around the country.Jewellers Point is a member of the IJA, (Indian Jewelry Association), and is bound by its code of conduct. Special Last Minute Gifts Jewelry Mall provides many gift tips, sayings, lore, poems and jokes to help you make your jewelry gift extra special. When you take the time to choose a gift, you desire it to be remembered. Use these ideas to add that extra special something to your present. Search our jewelry stores to find out which ones can get your gift there fast. Find the Je...

Image source: http://g02.a.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1QaD6HVXXXXb3XVXXq6xXFXXXN/20-Grid-The-double-drawer-Leather-Watch-Display-Show-Case-Box-Jewelry-Collection-Storage-Organizer-Holder.jpg Owning a large collection of jewelry is, in many ways, similar to having a large collection of shoes. At first glance it may seem excessive. Why have so many heels, flats and boots? Why so many necklaces, bracelets and earrings? The answer is the same for both questions: accessorizing. Different heels go with different skirts just like some necklaces go with other blouses. A woman needs to have options. But another similarity exists with both shoe and jewelry collections. Where do you put them all? And just like there is a wide variety of shoe organizers on the market, so also is there a vast array of different convenient jewelry organizers. Just piling all of your jewelry into a box somewhere is a surefire way to get everything all tangled up. Sometimes this can even result in damaging or losing...

Image source: http://traditionsjewishgifts.com/media/jewish-jewelry-sterling-silver-shalom-bracelet-dvbst142b.jpg Hamsa The Hamesh hand or Hamsa hand is a popular motif in Jewish jewelry. Arab cultures often refer to it as the Hand of Fatima, which represents the Hand of G-d. The Hamsa serves as an ancient talismanic way of averting the evil eye and providing a "protecting hand" or "Hand of God". The Hamsa appears often in stylized form, as a hand with three fingers raised, and sometimes with two thumbs arranged symmetrically. The symbol is used in amulets, charms, jewelry, door entrances, cars, and other places to ward the evil eye. The Hamsa origin is believed to predate Islam. The symbol was previously used in Punic religion, where it was associated with Tanit. In Israel and in Jewish culture it is most commonly known as "Hamsa", without any Islamic heritage connotations. Some sources link the significance of the five fingers to the five books of ...

Image source: http://img0.etsystatic.com/016/0/5311075/il_570xN.415155838_c4du.jpg Today, jewelry lovers with extra-sensitive skin are no longer limited in the variety of earrings that they can safely wear. Some shoppers, however, may be unaware of the newer types of hypoallergenic earrings that exist for sensitive ears. Large costume jewelry pieces still contain the cheaper metal alloys, which include nickel, but a bigger range of eye-catching earrings and ear cuffs has hit the market that are made for sensitive skin. Professional piercers estimate that 50 percent of those who get their ears pierced are sensitive to nickel, which is the biggest offender of the metal alloys. Generally, individuals with severe allergies are sensitive to sterling silver, copper, brass, 14-karat gold and even some materials labeled as hypoallergenic. Some people find that they can wear 18-karat gold jewelry with no problem. However, what works for one person may cause another person to swell, bleed an...

Image source: https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/bb/1f/e0/bb1fe005e505536d0d985e00b95428d0.jpg How Not to Clean your Jewelry I can still remember sitting in a chemistry class, so bored that I was supporting my increasingly heavy head on the heel of my left hand, when I got a whiff of the most disgusting odour. I looked at the classmate to my left, from where the smell seemed to be emanating. He was an immaculately turned out pupil who smelled more of soap than, well, soap did. The culprit lay closer to home. I gazed down at my wrist. A quick sniff of my watch strap, and I nearly gagged. A few weeks of washing-up at home without bothering to take my watch off had taken its toll. My watch-strap, and particularly the thin rungs that connected the strap to the watch, reeked of rotting detergent and semi-dissolved food particles. It was as though the dog had thown up on my wrist. I was in need of a strong chemical to neutralize the smell. I was in need of a jewelry cleaner. P...