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	Diamond Buying Guide By:Shalina Khemlani. Audio content of 'Diamond Buying Guide'. Listen to what our author says about buying a diamond. More...
	Baby Jewelry Buying Guide By:Basundra Mitra. With the advent of the little princess into the household, there is also born a radiant sparkle and joy which envelops the parents and indeed, everyone in the family. It is the dream of every mother to adorn her little Highness with every bit of finery that she can afford. Therefore baby jewelry today has a substantial market spanning across countries and continents. ... More...
	Titanium Jewellery buying guide By:Shalina Khemlani. Titanium, a natural element featuring a silver-grayish-white color is used for several purposes! Unintentionally discovered in the year 1791, this metal is extensively used to make durable goods such as aircraft, and some of the sporting goods which would mainly consist of golf clubs, automobile parts, watches, and certainly adorable selection of rings. Deriving from the Titans of Greek mythology, titanium is one of the metals that is in particular known for its tremendous strength. Even though it competes amongst some of the most enticing metals such as gold and platinum, it has still taken its own stand and has been a preferences for hordes of people! ... More...
	Anklets buying guide By:RITIKA CHANGRANI. Worn around the ankle, found in many designs and styles, material and types, shapes and sizes, the anklet is an ornament sure to catch anyones eye! An anklet is also known as an ankle chain or ankle bracelet that is worn around the ankle. They display a radiant sheen, and look elegant, trendy and ethnic at the same time. They add grace to the wearer and complement traditional clothes and outfits very well. The anklet is a versatile piece of jewelry worn around the ankle. Historically, anklets have been worn for centuries by women in India. In the United States both casual and more formal styles of anklets became a fashion statement only around the late twentieth century... More...
	Silicone Belly Rings By:RITIKA CHANGRANI. Sport Silicone belly rings and get noticed. If you like the concept of body piercing - They are safe. They come in a variety of colors and designs. They will meet your individualistic taste perfectly. Take a small step to feeling good about yourself - Go Silicone! ... More...
	Circular Barbells By:RITIKA CHANGRANI. Circular barbells are also known as horseshoe barbells. However, some horseshoe barbells are U-shaped instead of the usual circle. This horseshoe shaped design was all the rage in the early 1990s but has now faded out. ... More...
	Choker Necklace By:Choker Necklace. This marvelous jewelry encircles the throat like a collar instead of draping down to the collarbone or chest like other necklace. As the name choker necklace entails that in case it is somewhat tight, it might choke the wearer. It is a wonderful designer ornament that enhances the entire appearance of the lady. This article shall acquaint the reader with the best possible information about this fascinating jewelry piece such as different choker variants, suitable occasion to wear it and much more. ... More...
	Chandelier Earrings By:Sheweta Dhanuka. Chandelier earrings are the inimitable jewelry piece that adds a dash of classy glamour to the personality of the lady. It makes her so beautiful and gorgeous that she filches the limelight of the party. These earrings are undoubtedly amazing creation. It is a versatile jewelry item as it suits every complexion; every face cut and every outfit. Female wearing these fashionable earrings certainly catch holds the attention of the people. ... More...
	Chandelier Earrings By:Sheweta Dhanuka. Chandelier earrings are the inimitable jewelry piece that adds a dash of classy glamour to the personality of the lady. It makes her so beautiful and gorgeous that she filches the limelight of the party. These earrings are undoubtedly amazing creation. It is a versatile jewelry item as it suits every complexion; every face cut and every outfit. Female wearing these fashionable earrings certainly catch holds the attention of the people. ... More...
	Dog Jewellery Buying Guide By:Ms Nandita Ray. A well thought out plan is always a winner. So arm yourself with information as you venture out to doll/deck out your precious poodle or macho Pitt! Here is a short summary.... More...
	Dog Tags Buying Guide By:Ms Nandita Ray. Tags which hang from the collar carrying all the identity details should be easily visible. Many types of tags are available. Metal ones are sturdy and long lasting. Plastic ones are light and useful for dogs that are in pain or physically challenged and pups.... More...
	Dog Collars Buying Guide By:Ms Nandita Ray. The collar or chain should not be a tight fit. It should sit comfortably around its neck. To measure the size keep two fingers beneath the tape or take the exact size and add two inches to this measurement. The other way to get the right fit is to measure the dog collar end to end, including the buckle. This can be done if an older collar is present.... More...
	Baby Jewelry By:Pam Brown. What does one get for the newborn baby that already has everything? Many people have found themselves in this very situation. You want to purchase something that is just a little more special than standard baby gifts, but have no idea where to start your search. The precious newborn already has all the toys and gear he or she will need for the first few months of life. Mom and Dad are well equipped with gift cards and cash for anything else that could possibly be needed. So what does one do? ... More...
	Mens Wedding Band Types By:Ms Nandita Ray. This wearing of a wedding band is not new. It has drifted down from yesteryears when the ancient Egyptians exchanged a never ending band of love. A circle of love with no end to the perfection and unity between the two. The exchange of the rings in a ceremony came down from the Romans, where it symbolized a public acceptance of the marriage contract between the man and the woman. ... More...
	Imitation Jewelry By:Madubanti Rudra. Want to look stunningly stylish, but on a tight budget? Never mind, you can also give the Hollywood starts a run for their money with your sense of dressing! No, for that you don’t have to burn a hole in your pocket; it is possible to create magic with inexpensive imitation jewelries! Only you have to learn how to use them to their best effects. The guide below reveals the tricks. ... More...
	WholeSale Body Jewelry Buying Guide By:Nandita Ray. Smithsonian Craft show in Washington DC, The American Craft show in Philadelphia or the Contemporary Craft’s market in Santa Monica or San Francisco attract numerous artists and these are smart places to get new ideas and to get familiarized with the newest trends and to develop contacts. ... More...
	Cufflinks Buying Guide By:RITIKA CHANGRANI. Believe it or not, cufflinks actually go far back in history. The use of cufflinks can be found in ancient hieroglyphics in King Tut's tomb. These cufflinks are not like the cufflinks of today. The cufflinks that people wear today were first worn in the late 18th century. ... More...
	Carnelian Facts and Buying guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. This stone is time-honored due to many overwhelming links from the past. This is a semi precious gemstone but in good olden days it was regarded similar value like precious stone. It was austerely restricted only to the elite class of the society. ... More...
	Silicone Bracelets Facts and Buying Guide By:Ms Nandita Ray. These bracelets are also called wristbands, rubber bracelets, awareness bracelets, promotion bracelets apart from its original name of "Livestrong" bracelets. They are all bands of different types encircling the wrist. ... More...
	Kids Jewelry Buying Guide By:Madubanti Rudra. What can match their ethereal charm better than the tinkling sounds of a bracelet with colorful charms, a silver rattle or a gold pendant with your little cherub’s name written on it?... More...
	How colored stone prices are fixed By:Ardamun. In the ancient times, the colored stones were graded and classified according to their color. All red stones were generally classified as ‘ruby’, all green ones as ‘emerald’, and all blue ones as ‘sapphire’. ... More...
	White Gold Engagement Ring - Buying Tips By:Sheweta Dhanuka. It is an alloy of gold and a few white metals for example silver and palladium. It is measured in karat and could be used of any karat like 18kt, 14kt, 9kt and so on. 18kt white gold implies that it is a mixture of 75% gold and rest 25% of silver and palladium. ... More...
	Ruby Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. It is found in all shades of red however deep red colour is the preferred choice. The distribution of colour is mostly uneven that might be stripes or spots, supposed as pigeon's blood, clear red with a trace of blue. The basic red colour mostly also comprises overtones of other colours. ... More...
	Jade Earrings By:Ms Nandita Ray. Jade earrings can be disc shaped or oval, dangling, hoop type, tear drop shaped. Any form looks attractive. A solitaire Jade set in filigree encasing of gold or silver looks very attractive. Green looks bright against the gold or silver and is very appropriate for office wear. ... More...
	Tourmaline Earrings By:Preeti Sharma. Tourmaline earrings are available in styles like pierced and clip-on. Keeping these two basic styles, the tourmaline earrings further branch out in a vast variety of shapes and designs. The pierced earring has the most popular style that includes simple studs, posts with hanging earrings at the front. ... More...
	Peridot Jewelry some tips By:Preeti Sharma. Peridot is actually a transparent stone that is available at large with good amount of clarity. It is interesting that the name topaz may have been applied to Peridot initially because it is found on the Topazos Island in the Red Sea.... More...
	14k Gold Earrings By:Ritika Changrani. 14k gold earrings are the most practical choice when it comes to selecting daily – wear earrings. A pale gold sheen lends it a chic look. 14k gold is easy on your pocket too. It is also ideal for setting precious and semi- precious stones as the gold is quite durable. ... More...
	Ruby Stud Earrings By:Yuman Hussain. Ruby is a popular and most desired gemstone since antiquity. Its rarity and blazing red color associated with love, passion and romance makes it very special .Every woman dreams to own real ruby jewelry be it lovely studded earrings, stunning necklace or sparkling bracelet. Ruby stud earrings look stunning when combined with gold or platinum settings. It is an ideal gift for someone you love. ... More...
	Opal Earrings By:Nandita Ray. Opal can be fashioned into any item of jewelry. But the jewelry that really does the opal proud is the earring. Placed on the ear it has the right angle to shimmer and glitter and cast its spell on the wearer and the beholder. The fascination with this stone is never ending. ... More...
	Garnet earrings By:Ashutosh Roy. Generally earrings come up in two basic styles – clip-on and pierced. The technology marvels and the intelligence of human brain have tried to keep pace with the go of the age and a wide variety has come out gradually, like j-hoop, half-hoop etc. ... More...
	Diamond Stud Earrings buying tips By:Ardamun. The idea is to buy the brightest diamond stud earrings at a cost that is within your budget. You should not worry too much about Clarity and Color. You should concentrate more on Carat weight and Cut. ... More...
	Peridot Earrings By:Ardamun. Select a pair that has a vivid light green color. Peridot with little or no olive tones is most popular for earrings. ... More...
	Tourmaline Facts and Buying Guide By:Shweta Dhanuka. It is the hard stone having the hardness of 7-7.5 Mohs and could be used for wearing daily in earrings, rings or pendants. However, in order to endure years of wear keep it away from steam cleaning, home ultrasonic cleaner and heating. It should also be protected from scratches and sharp blows. ... More...
	Coral jewelry buying guide By:Preeti Sharma. The coral that is suitable for jewelry is not generally formed in reefs. It is found in small branch-like structures. It can be seen as the skeletal remains of the marine animals or the polyp corallicum. The most worthful coral is the noble red, also called corallicum rubrum. A typical and unique feature of precious corals is that they have a wonderful polish. ... More...
	Black Pearl Buying guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. These are procured only from the land of Tahiti. Pinctada Margaritifera or black-lipped oysters are grown in the waters of French Polynesia and the Cook Islands. The pearls are produced in the womb of these oysters. ... More...
	How to create jewelry collection for your wedding By:Seema Susheel. The latest trend is the vibrant semi-precious colorful stone jewelry set in white gold or platinum. Semi-precious stones like Amethyst, Aquamarine, Saphire, Pink color diamonds and pink and grey pearls jewelry are in rage too. ... More...
	Peridot Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. It is the birthstone for those born in the month of August and anniversary gemstone for the 16th year of marriage. Due to its close resemblance to the precious stone ‘ Emerald’, it is quite a sought-after semi precious gemstone. ... More...
	Watch Buying guide By:Seema susheel. Watch tells for how a man is. A watch is the most cherished gift a parent would give to his child for the first time on his 12th year to write the school examination. Watch is the only accessory that’s 100% worn by everybody. The Stone Age had the prehistoric man holding the club and going out to face the day; the modern man wears his watch and faces the outside world. ... More...
	Imitation Pearls By:Binasaji. It is strange but when a real pearl is seen under a lens it has a smooth surface unlike in the tooth test where it feels gritty. This is due to the nacre of the pearl, which feels gritty but looks smooth. Imitation pearls will have a smooth appearance but under a lens they have a broken surface much like the surface of the moon. ... More...
	Buying and caring tips for Navajo Jewelries By:Binasaji. The majority of American Indians too use readymade Sterling silver to craft their designs although there are some artists who use other silver like coins or german silver which are also acceptable (but make sure you are informed if the silver is not sterling). ... More...
	Beryl Facts and Buying Guide By:Shweta Dhanuka. Beryl, the name is derived from the Greek word "beryllos" that refers to a number of blue-green stones in antiquity. The word ‘beryllos’ was derived from the Sanskrit word veruliyam. Thus, it can be said that initially the name Beryl originated from India. It is the name of the mineral group consisting many different coloured gemstones. ... More...
	Morganite Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. This stunning pink coloured gemstone occurs in complex granite pegmatites in squat, tabular crystal form. It is also found alluvial deposits owing to its high specific gravity and hardness. ... More...
	Iolite Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. It is a simple stone yet few cautions have to be taken care off while making the purchase of a genuine stone like it should be viewed from different directions to check for the colour and cut. ... More...
	Crystal Quartz Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. In ancient times, it was used for making tools and weapons. And also since many years it is used as ornamental stones and gemstones. All the varieties of this stone are used for creating fascinating carved pieces ideal for decorative purpose. Sculptors of humans and animals made on single stone are treasured a lot by the filthy rich group of people of the society. ... More...
	Diamonds Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. Diamond, the name is derived from a Greek word adamas, meaning unconquerable. It is considered as the ‘ King of Gems’. This is the reason why it is close to the heart of all the queens that is each and every woman on the universe. It symbolizes forever love and commitment among the partners. It is the stone for engagement and 75th wedding anniversary. ... More...
	Aventurine Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. This is a green coloured gem. This colour occurs due to the presence of chromium impurity in the chemical composition. Peach, brown, gray, blue, greenish-brown, bluish-white, bluish green and orange are few other colour shades of this stone but the primary colour remains green. ... More...
	Gemstone for your valentine By:Madhubanti Rudra. Gemstones have become the most sought after item as Valentine Gift. Apart from lending color and vibration to the jewellery wardrobe, they also make your love life stable and exciting. That is why today gemstones are accepted as the most significant Valentine’s Day gift. ... More...
	Diopside Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. This lustrous gemstone rates only between 5.5-6 Mohs on the hardness scale. It is very delicate and thus demands extra care and precautions. It should be protected from harsh chemicals and acids present in cosmetics and cleaning agents.... More...
	Emerald Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. It is birthstone for those born in the month of May and anniversary stone for those completing 20th, 35th and 55th year of marriage. It is the ideal gift for someone you love provided you have a bulging pocket and the genuine instinct to buy a genuine stone, as the market is flooded with imitations, synthetic gems and simulators. To make the purchase of a true stone buyer needs awareness and information about this captivating gemstone. ... More...
	Kunzite Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. This attractive gemstone strongly exhibits the phenomenon of pleochroism. Under it when the stone is rotated in different directions it display the intense colour variations. A genuine gem would exhibit deep colour difference when viewed from top and bottom. It can even display two colours or even appear colourless. This extraordinary phenomenon occurs naturally in the stone and is largely dependent on the orientation of the gemstone. ... More...
	Hematite Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. Hematite plays an indirectly a vital role in our day-to-day life as it is used as an important ore of iron. Iron is procured from Hematite and steel is procured from iron. Its powder form consist of dark red colour, thus it acts as pigment for the making paints. Also the powdered form is mixed in animal fat and used as red or brown paint for artwork and pottery. ... More...
	Spinel Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. Many crown jewels of royal families had Spinel instead of precious gemstone Ruby. One such example is Black Prince's Ruby set in the British Imperial State Crown has less valuable Spinels in place of expensive Rubies. This was a mistake or a well-planned attempt of the jeweler, is still a big enigma. At the first glance, it is almost impossible to distinguish between the two. ... More...
	Zircon Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. In ancient times it was said that if zircon looses its luster then it implies some danger or mishappening. It is believed to bring prosperity, honour and wisdom to its possessor. It also aids in curing insomnia and other sleep related problems. It offers peace of mind. ... More...
	Obsidian Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. After the volcanic eruption, while hot lava flows into the water some changes takes place during that time. These changes result in change in the chemical composition and surface of flowing layers. There are three possible changes. Therefore, Obsidian occurs in three different varieties. ... More...
	Malachite Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. Malachite is procured in huge quantity from Ural Mountains of Russia and few states of United States. Other countries to produce this varied lustrous gemstone are Mexico, Australia, Germany, Romania, Chile, United Kingdom, Zambia, Namibia, Zaire and South Africa. Mine in Zaire is considered to be very important by the gemstone miners. ... More...
	Chalcedony Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. Chalcedony is a fibrous microcrystalline (also known as Cryptocrystalline) variety of silica that contains small crystals of quartz. It can be referred as name of the family that has many different varieties of gemstones in it. ... More...
	Moonstone Buying Guide By:Seema Susheel. Moonstone is rare gem and is basically found in Sri Lanka, India, Burma and America. Moonstone is usually colorless but also is found with a silvery sheen and many colors like white, sky blue, pink and orange. This gemstone has a hardness of 6 to 6.5 mm which makes it convenient to be shaped in to many different kinds of ornaments and assures that it’s strong and durable. ... More...
	Chrysoberyl Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. It is one among the hardest stone found. It rates 8.5 Mohs on the hardness scale. Thus, it does not need any specific care or precautions. It can be easily be used for daily jewelry items that are used for rough handling. General gemstone precautions are more than sufficient for this stone. ... More...
	Why Diamonds are girls best friend By:Snajana Sethiya. Exquisite diamond necklace, pendants, earrings, bangles, rings, brooches are expressions for those who want their wedding to be remembered and personify relationship that lasts forever. As wedding is the most unforgettable event in any one’s life, so one has to make a proper selection of jewelry to be worn and what can be better than a diamond jewelry which brings spark on one’s face. ... More...
	Andalusite Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. This versatile gemstone strongly exhibits pleochroism. In this phenomenon, when different light rays fall on the gemstone it displays different colours in different directions/facets. The extraordinary pleochroism occurs naturally in this gemstone but it is largely dependent on the orientation of the gemstone. The orientation of the crystal can be enhanced through efficient cutting. ... More...
	The Perfect Wedding Anniversary Gifts By:Mathew Abraham. Quite naturally, weddings and births are something special. Both are part of the all important process of continuation of the human race. But they are also something special for special persons who value human relationships beyond the mere biological factors. And it is these people who love to choose and give those special gifts on wedding anniversaries and birthdays. Precious stones will make an ideal gift for these precious occasions.... More...
	Jasper Buying Guide By:Madhubandi Rudra. Jasper is a fine grained variety of Chalcedony. In the circle of jewellery trade, jasper is also recognized by the names as, Stone Canyon, Leopard Skin, Poppy and Opelite. In nature Jasper occur as microcrystalline quartz which are made up of over twenty percent of foreign materials. In fact, the color and the overall appearance of the stone are determined by the presence of these foreign materials. ... More...
	Charoite Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. Charoite is purple, lavender, lilac, white and violet in colour. It consists of black, peach, gray and white swirling patterns. Colour of the stone and the colour of the pattern always complement each other very well. It occurs naturally. The patterns are also called as veins. These veins are quite remarkable as nothing is fixed in the nature. ... More...
	Sardonyx Facts and Buying Guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. The name Sardonyx is split up into two words viz. ‘sard’ and ‘onyx’. Sard is Greek word that means "reddish brown" and onyx meaning "veined gem." Therefore, when the semi precious gemstone onyx consists of reddish brown and white colour bands on its surface then it becomes Sardonyx.... More...
	Lapis Lazuli buying guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. In case you are planning to buy this opaque beauty then do go through this article thoroughly as it provides buying tips and facts about the gemstone. Most of us are aware that the quality gemstone whether precious or semi precious is judged on the basis on four important Cs viz. colour, cut, clarity and carat weight. And of course other characteristics are crucial too like origin, enhancements, precautions etc. So one after the other we would discuss all these characteristics with respect to this amazing gemstone. ... More...
	Jade Buying Guide By:Madhubanti Rudra. It is important to know that in case of Jade, the individual piece is important than the mere carat-weight of the stone. The value of each piece of stone is judged in terms of color. In addition to color, the clearness and smoothness of the stone are also taken into consideration. Another important value factor in Jade is cutting and carving. The smooth texture of this stone allows different innovative styles of curving that renders it a variety of shapes and patterns. ... More...
	Jade pendant buying guide By:Seema Susheel. The easiest way to go about buying jade pendant is to look in to websites on the net and make a decision and order through card. For first time buyers you need to go for little time taking procedure of surfing many websites offering the same service and then deciding on one that has many design varieties, reasonable price ranges, good customer support and reliable delivery. You need to select the one that suites your budget and comfort level. There are many information sites on the net giving you all the information on the gemstone, its origin and the price categories too. ... More...
	Bloodstone buying guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. Ancient history reveals that the bloodstone first occurred when at the time of crucifixion, few blood drops of Christ fell and stained the stone jasper lying down near the foot of the cross. As the red spots were considered to be the blood spots of Christ, the stone was attributed special cosmic, magical and healing power. Thus, after that day people started wearing this gemstone to cure all the blood related diseases. This is the reason why dark green coloured stone with red spots is named as Bloodstone. ... More...
	Ametrine buying guide By:Sheweta Dhanuka. Ametrine is a transparent gemstone consisting very few flaws. Naturally occurring gemstone may possess little stress flaws around the colour change zone but rest would have clarity. Further with the increase in size the clarity increases as flaws almost become negligible. ... More...
	Black Diamond Jewelry By:Madhubanti Rudra. From the geological point of view, a black diamond, or carbonado originated on earth 3.5 billion years ago. Infernal heat and pressure, under the earth's surface transformed the carbon atoms into crystals. Through the repeated volcanic eruptions they were able to reach the earth's surface around one million years ago. ... More...
	Opal Necklace By:Sanjana Sethiya. Opal just a gem is so beautiful, if it is converted into some exclusive jewelry’s then no looking back for both the buyer’s and seller. Necklace, earrings, nose rings, lockets made of opal are very beautiful and look very stunning. Many go flattered when they visualize Opal necklace. ... More...
	Amazonite Buying Guide By:Shewata Dhanuka. When buying Amazonite gem, first check for luster. The surface of the gem should be bright and shinning. It consists of vitreous luster that separates it from all other green coloured gems. The stone is opaque and translucent in nature. As it is opaque, clarity is difficult to be judged and also it does not weigh much importance. ... More...
	Birthstone buying guide By:Mathew Abraham. Garnets are attributed with the power of protecting you from nightmares and snakebites, the amethyst is believed to induce peace, serenity and temperance in you, restricting sensual and alcoholic intoxication, emeralds will be good for you if you are chronically prone to bad health, since they are supposed to heal a variety of illnesses and give good health to the wearer ... More...
	How to buy a diamond ring she will fall in love By:Mathew Abraham. Since you intend to surprise her (although she may have been expecting it) you have to be discreet in searching her heart for that special ring of her desire. You can get a lot of advice and help, but the best way is to use your own heart – along with the following guidelines! There are three fundamental aspects to take into consideration when selecting a diamond ring: the stone, the metal for the band, and the design and setting.... More...
	Amethyst Jewellery By:Binashaji. The Amethyst bespeaks royalty and this stone can even overpower the personality of the person wearing it just by its royal appearance. The stone looks best when it is set in gold with diamonds, the combination of purple and diamonds is a classic. Of course, a single large Amethyst ring or a large pendant in dozens of tiny purple stones can catch the eye without the help of any other gems. ... More...
	Pink Pearls By:Seema Susheel. Pink pearls are fresh water cultured pearls found in the pearl growing farms of China, Japan and other parts of Asia. As compared to the white pearls pink pearls don't differ in quality but are different because of their natural pink color. As in buying white pearls to buy pink pearls you should take care of the color, size, nacre thickness which determines the surface quality and luster. ... More...
	Black pearl facts By:Seema Susheel. The black pearls are found in the clear blue seas of Tahiti islands. The black pearl forms in a large oyster which has black edges and hence the pearl adapts the black color. These oysters are larger then the white pearl bearing oysters hence you can even find extraordinarily large black pearl. ... More...
	Amethyst rings buying guide by Suma By:Suma shreyas. Amethyst is belived to give strength to people struggling with an addiction to drugs or intoxication. Amethyst comes from greek and means " not drunken", this was perhaps because of the belief that it wards off the ill- effects of intoxication. ... More...
	Turquoise Buying Guide By:Shewata Dhanuka. Turquoise was first mined in Iran (earlier known as Persia). For many years it was the prime source but now all its mines are depleted. Today, this opaque beauty in large quantity is received from Mexico, China and United States (Arizona and California). It is also procured from Australia, Afghanistan, Chile, Israel, Tanzania, Tibet and Turkey. ... More...
	Alexandrite Jewelry By:Binashaji. Buying Alexandrite Jewellery can be a daunting task. Simply because, authentic stones are very rare and highly priced. There are plenty of imitations of this eye-catching stone and spotting a genuine gem requires skill and knowledge about Alexandrites. ... More...
	Pearl Bracelet By:Seema Susheel. Cultured pearls are natural the only difference is that they are injected manually with the irritant to start the process of pearl creation. They can be grown in rivers and lakes and hence are also known as fresh water pearls. ... More...
	Alexandrite pendent By:Shewata Dhanuka. When buying alexandrite pendent focus most on the stone. Start with the colour of the stone. Amazing colour changing characteristic of alexandrite gemstone separates it from all the other precious and semi precious gems. The true gem would be green in colour in sunlight or natural light while it would change to red in incandescent or artificial light that is in night. ... More...
	Pearl Rings By:Seema susheel. There are many options available but the most popular is a single large pearl embedded on a yellow gold or platinum setting. Like a solitaire diamond the single pearl ring looks grand and outstanding if you choose the right pearl quality and color. ... More...
	Pearl Necklace By:Seema Susheel. An elegant pearl necklace is a great gift idea for special days like marriages, anniversaries, birthdays, valentines, mother’s day etc. You are buying a pearl necklace for your loved one then you need to gear yourself with some valuable information so as to make a comfortable buy. ... More...
	Tourmaline buying guide By:Suma Shreyas. This stunning stone in colors ranging from all shades of green,blue,yellow, black, pink, red and clear is a feast to one's eyes. Word tourmaline itself comes from Ceylon or as it is now known as Sri Lankan word "Turumali", it means "gemstone" or sometimes referred as "mixed parcel" as it contains variety of minerals. ... More...
	Coral Jewellery By:Binashaji. If you love bright colors, then Coral is the perfect gem for you. Available in colors from pinkish red to a deep blood red, coral Jewellery is sure to catch your eye. A Bracelet, a ring or even earrings - splurge and pick up an entire ensemble. ... More...
	Pearl earrings By:Seema Susheel. The pearl is been a popular gem from ancient times and is the symbol of peace and purity. The kings and queens have adorned pearl and many kingdoms became richer with acquisition of pearls from another. The pearls are used in its natural form and it's not mined or cut and polished but has beautified many people throughout the world with its gleam. ... More...
	Amethyst Rings By:Sheweta Dhanuka. The name is derived from the Greek word amethystos, that means 'not intoxicated'. Therefore, it is closely associated with the belief that it protects the wearer from the drunkenness. ... More...
	Garnet Bracelet By:Madhubanti Rudra. Because of its excellent luminous quality, garnet jewelleries look brilliant in all types of complexion and whichever part of the body you choose to decorate; garnet jewellery can adorn the area in a way that goes beyond any description. When it comes to the time to convey a romantic message, settle on nothing smaller than a garnet bracelet. ... More...
	Emeral Necklace By:Nalink Naik. Emerald is a gem with many excellent features and has very unique and special characteristics. Knowledge about this very special gemstone will not only make sure you get value for your money but also gives you the conviction required to make the right choice. ... More...
	Alexandrite rings buying guide By:Shweta Dhanuka. In natural sunlight or fluorescent light alexandrite appears green. Green colour is attractive and natural, even no trace of brown and gray should exist. On the other hand in indoor bulb light or incandescent light it changes from green to red automatically and naturally. ... More...
	Garnet Rings By:Madhubanti Rudra. The finger ring which is basically a metallic circle, sometimes adorned with bright stones, is probably the most expressive form of ornaments. Because the very circular shape of ring denotes bondage. ... More...
	Garnet gold jewelry By:Madubanthi Rudra. Many of the world famous antique jewelleries are crafted out of gold and garnet. As a matter of fact, the Czechoslovakian garnet jewelleries were extremely popular among the elite aristocracy of 19th century Europe. ... More...
	Turquoise Rings By:Sunaina Joseph. One of the most romantic turquoise rings is the Man-Woman Ring.It is said to counteract deep sadness, and add a little bit of sensuality to the your jewellery collection. Man and woman arch their backs and stretch their arms out gracefully to support the Turquoise gem. ... More...
	Amber Earring buying guide By:Binashaji. Amber is the stone of choice if you love large stones. Amber is very light and even big stones will not burden your ears. Amber is a honey-coloured stone created naturally. This resin has been found in all parts of the world - Africa, Poland, Russia to name a few. ... More...
	Amber Bracelet Buying Guide By:Binashaji. When buying a Amber bracelet, beware of imitations. Genuine Amber will float in salt water. Amber also becomes charged with static electricity if rubbed, so you can rub the stone and check if attracts small pieces of paper. If the paper pieces are attracted to the stone, it is authentic and safe to buy. ... More...
	Amber Rings By:Binashaji. Rings have always enhanced the grace of hands. If you are a ring aficionado, wearing rings at all times, for all occasions, surely an Amber Ring should be in your collection. You can choose a ring to suit your style and budget. The design of the ring and the size of the stone will decide the price of the ring. Everyone can find an amber ring to fit into their Jewellery collection. ... More...
	Topaz Buying Guide By:shweta_dhanuka@yahoo.co.in . While selecting topaz, it is better to examine it under the different light sources. As mentioned earlier, topaz are available in variety of colours and these colours are examined correctly under the suitable light source. Colours like orange, pink and red are better judged under incandescent light. Where else blue topaz gives radiant colours in daylight or fluorescent light. ... More...
	Onyx bracelet buying guide By:Madhubanti Rudra. Catching up with the international fashion trend, onyx jewelleries have become quite popular nowadays. The prolific use of onyx in rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets are simply meant for those women who have minds of their own. Because onyx is among those few gemstones which are cost effective and aesthetically pleasing. ... More...
	Onyx pendants buying guide By:Madhubanti Rudra. The wardrobes of today’s women consist of two types of jewelleries.The first category displays the dressy kinds of ornaments which are worn rarely on selective occasions. The second and more important category comprises of those kinds of jewelleries which you just put on everyday with everything. The selection of the jewelleries of the second type is tougher because, they have to appear classy and elegant, and at the same time, bear a universal appeal - looking not too gorgeous or too funky. When matching all these parameters at one go becomes a real brain-teaser, you may find a mind-blowing solution to your dilemma in wonderful onyx jewelleries. ... More...
	Amethyst engagement ring buying guide By:Seema Susheel. You want to choose an ‘Amethyst’ embellishment for your engagement ring, then to know more on the stone is interesting as well as informative. Amethyst is a purple colored transparent gemstone. The color varieties are from light purple to medium and dark differing from stone to stone and in today’s world amethyst has become a very popular gemstone, as generally the color purple is considered to be royal, rich and glamorous. ... More...
	Sapphire Engagement Ring Buying Guide By:Madhubanti Rudra. The birthstone of September, sapphire, in ancient days were believed to lend colour to the sky. The ethereal beauty of sapphire thus symbolizes heaven and is regarded as the bestower of truth and good health. A part of corundum family, sapphire is second in hardness only to diamonds thus commanding a respectable market price. ... More...
	Agate buying guide By:Pragna Prabhu. Wondering how those colored striking bands that sometimes even resemble the dendrites of a tree, are formed? Agate’s chemical composition is Silicon Dioxide, SIO2. It is a fossil stone and is formed when gas bubbles trapped in solidifying lava are filled with alkali and silica water. ... More...
	Onyx rings By:Madhubanti Rudra. Onyx is the shear beauty of illustrious black, that from antiquity, men had been drawn to. A derivative from Greek word, onux, meaning fingernail, onyx displays fine nails-like white or reddish silicon dioxide bands, thus justifying its naming. A stone famous for its texture that is ideal for curving, creates astonishing impact when mounted on a ring. ... More...
	Citrine a healer gemstone buying guide By:Ashwani Arora. Citrine is one of the most popular gemstones in category of affordable gems for even poor. It is available in lemon yellow, deep yellow, light yellow, brownish yellow and whisky color.The Priets, therapists say that if we wear appropriate gem at right time and according to right way then gem will definitely help us in daily activities and remove difficulties. ... More...
	Tanzanite Earrings By:Madhubanti Rudra. If the essence of a perfect woman is summarized by the words, beauty with brain, a perfect piece of jewellery shows of a tricky combination of affordability and aesthetics. The Tanzanite earrings are examples of perfection, where size of your purse never becomes an impediment on the way of your appreciation for fineries. ... More...
	Tanzanite bracelets By:Madhubanti Rudra. A bracelet is one of the most sophisticated pieces of jewellery which emphasizes on your love for details. Coming to the option of a tanzanite bracelet, what could be more eye-catching than a circle of gorgeous purple gemstones shimmering around your slender wrist? Leaving aside the whole gang of traditional favourites like diamonds, rubies or sapphires, your selection of a tanzanite bracelet will definitely be a signature of your appetite for exceptional and exclusive. ... More...
	Tourmaline ring buying guide By:swati k. Tourmaline is easy to maintain and stable under normal temperature conditions. Warm soapy water is the best to clean the stone. You can polish these stones with oil which also is supposed to hide scratches. One should protect the stone from too much heat and acids. One should also protect tourmaline from sharp blows and scratches.... More...
	Tanzanite White Gold By:Madhubanti Rudra. This white gold actually is an alloy of gold mixed with white metals like nickel, silver and palladium. Like white gold, tanzanite is also a new comer in the world of jewellery. It is the beautiful tonal harmony between these two that has made them the hottest couple in the arena of fancy jewellery.... More...
	Tanzanite Pendants By:Madhubanti Rudra. Pendant is a very important piece of jewellery, in as much as it is supposed to highlight the most prominent part of the body. The shape, the size, and the colour –these three factors together amount to the beauty of a pendant which in turn performs the duty of adorning the upper part of one’s figure.... More...
	Ruby buying guide By:Asha Haridas. Ruby without inclusions are the rarest. Most rubies have inclusions which are not visible to naked eye. Such inclusions do not reduce the value as long as there is brilliance. High value rubies are those with intense medium red. ... More...
	Aquamarine Necklace Buying Guide By Madubanti By:Madhubanti Rudra. A symbol of love and loyalty, aquamarine is found in a range of blue shades such as greenish blue or a deep blue of the sea. It is the birth stone of March and a very good fengshui enhancer. Since aquamarine is associated with throat chakra (fifth throat center), an aquamarine gems bead necklace has an exceptional therapeutic value.... More...
	Engagement rings by Pragna prabhu By:Pragna Prabhu. The Victorians believed that the heart is connected by a vein to the fourth finger: the ring finger. But always the circle remained an obvious choice for the shape of a ring because a circle has no beginning or end, just like true love should be. An engagement is the happiest time in a to-be-married couple’s life. So most men make painstaking efforts to make this event memorable. The choosing of that perfect ring for that perfect woman often becomes a difficult and stressful decision. As most men rarely spend that kind of money on jewelry, this can hurt a little bit. ... More...
	Engagement ring buying guide by apporva By:Apoorva Rangan. Firstly, seek your beloved's liking. If there is a surprise element attached to it, then take her out on a shopping spree and casually ask her what kind of ring she prefers whether she likes a particular precious stone embedded amidst her ring or does she wish for a simple self gold design.... More...
	Engagement ring buying guide by therasa By:Theresa Smith. Finding an engagement ring that is special and symbolizes the love and devotion two people share for one another has never been easier. These days - with the help of information-rich websites that allows consumers to not only view up-close images of fine jewelry to suit all tastes and budgets but also provide access to important information about the piece – couples can shop in the privacy and convenience of their home.... More...
	Aquamarine White Gold Bracelet buying Guide By:seema susheel. For a more personal experience you can buy the bracelet from the jewelry shop in your city. You have to keep a day or two for this shopping. First do some research on the best jewelry shops available in the city. Find out who specialize in what kind of jewelry. As you are set to buy the Aquamarine white gold bracelet you need to find a jeweler who is an expert in making and selling gemstone jewelry.... More...
	Aquamarine Bracelet buying guide By:binashaji. Gold contrasts with the the stone’s natural blue giving the bracelet a warmth. Whereas a White metal like Silver, White Gold or Platinum mingles silver with the blue of the stone to create a feeling of calm and peace. The Aquamarine bracelet can also be combined with other gemstones – both precious and semi-precious. Small Aquamarine stones can be set alone or in a delicate setting on a gold bracelet, while large stones can lie in a bed of emeralds or diamonds. Contemporary designers of jewellery are creating bracelets of Aquamarines complementing and contrasting blue with golden citrines, purple amethysts, red rubies, pink garnets etc to create a new look for elegant and sophisticated wrists. ... More...
	Aquamarine Necklace Buying Guide By Nalini By:Nalini Naik. The style, design, and length of the necklace that will suit you best is dependant on various factors. Your personality, your build, your age etc. should be taken into account. Take for instance chokers. These cling closely round the neck, and so suit only those with long, dainty swanlike necks.... More...
	Aquamarine Earring Buying Guide by Nalini By:Nalini Naik. The aquamarine is an artisan’s dream gem. The wide variety of styles and designs, crafted with artistic perfection, are to be seen to be believed. The aquamarine earrings are crafted mostly with white gold or platinum, because the white metal sets off the vibrant blue of the aquamarine beautifully. Earrings studded with just aquamarines no doubt look beautiful.... More...
	TANZANITE RING By:Madhubanti Rudra. This unique colour gem looks equally great in any piece of jewellery, be it an exquisite ring or large pendant. So far as rings are concerned, small stones always look better on them. A Tanzanite ring can be the ideal choice for a truly fashionable person because its unusual blend of colour renders each and every piece of jewllery a really exclusive look.... More...
	Aquamarine Earring Buying Guide By Madubanti By:Madhubanti Rudra. The earrings with their sparkling radiance brighten up face. While gold earrings shower upon the loads of resplendence, the stone-studded earrings add to the style and sophistication. For many practical reasons today’s fashioned savvy, younger generation is drawn more towards the neo classic gems like aquamarine than the traditional and expensive diamonds, rubies or sapphires.... More...
	Practical guide to choose engagement ring By:Dhanya. Depending on the lifestyle one can decide what is more practical and easy to wear. The higher the setting of the gemstone or diamond the more the ring could catch onto things. Like if one works behind a desk all day, then could wear a high set ring.... More...
	How to choose engagement ring By:Narendra Kumar. There are wide ranges of metals to choose from- Gold, white gold, platinum, and silver. Most engagement rings are either gold or platinum. The gold can be 10ct, 14ct or pct and can be white, yellow and/or rose gold, though yellow is best preferred. The higher the settings of the diamond or gemstone in your engagement ring, the more often it will catch on things.... More...
	Engagement ring buying guide by swati By:Swati K. This buying guide is intended to help you to do little research as & when it becomes necessary and to evaluate all the options before making the final decision of buying the engagement ring.... More...
	Engagement ring buying guide by seema By:Seema Susheel. Remember how much you spend on the engagement ring doesn't make your love more or less for your fianci so don't go about casually buying an engagement ring paying whatever the cost is without thinking twice. Go for a purchase which gives you value for your money as well as peace of mind.... More...
	Engagement Ring Buying Guide by nalini By:Nalini Naik . First and foremost you will have to ascertain her taste where jewelry is concerned. Find out whether she likes settings that are simple and sophisticated, or styles that are bold and colorful. Is she partial to any particular gemstone? Then there is yellow gold or white gold for the band to choose from, or even platinum.... More...
	Engaging Info For the man-to-be-Engaged By:Sunaina Joseph. The element of surprise is one that you must never compromise on. So don't make the mistake of asking your partner what she wants, no matter how unsure you are. The average time taken to pick a ring is between one and two months.... More...
	Engagement ring buying guide by prasad By:S Prasad. Platinum, known for its durability is a popular choice for rings. Finally, the selection of the ring style is just as important. You could either select a simple ring with a single stone (which is called a solitaire), or a ring with side stones or Baguettes, which will add to the total price of the ring and is more personalized.... More...
	How to buy an Engagement Ring By:Reuben Robert. It doesn't always need to be a diamond. It's true. Many feel the modern tradition of diamonds is over-sold. Remember that the value of the engagement ring will mean different things to different women.... More...
	Buying an engagement ring By:Farhan Jaffar. An engagement ring is the most important aspect of an engagement. It signifies the betrothal of the man and his spouse. The type of ring you choose reflects your personality and also your passion for the spouse.... More...
	Buyers Guide For Engagement Ring By:Asha Haridas. Many astrologists suggest the lucky stones on the basis of stars; but it is not sufficient. It has to be based on Sun's position and Planetary positions. So it is essential that you consult a good astrologist before selection of the Stones.... More...
	Buyers guide for Emerald engagement ring By:Madhubanti Rudra. So what else other than emerald can be the most appropriate choice for an engagement ring stone? For, engagement rings are special, very special. They always chant the silent promises of fidelity. This beautiful gem stone which has always been associated with the rich famous and powerful can be ideal for those young couples for whose life is the celebration of all that is magnificent and elegant.... More...
	Aquamarine Pendant Buying Guide By Nalini By:Nalini Naik. An aquamarine pendant is a very precious piece of jewelry and can be quite expensive. So in order to make sure that you are paying for a very exquisite and unique piece, which is authentic and of the very best quality, a fair knowledge about aquamarines will be of great help.... More...
	Buyers guide for Aquamarine engagement ring By:Madhubanti_Rudra. Aquamarine as a stone for engagement ring has become a rage among the young and stylish new generation couples who would choose a piece of jewellery which is comfortable to wear and at the same time speaks of individualistic style ... More...
	Aquamarine jewelry buying guide By:Theresa Smith. Apart from reading as much about Aquamarine jewelry as you can, you should also take every opportunity to handle good jewelry. Knowing what to look for when buying Aquamarine jewelry will ensure that your money is well spent. Examine the work of well-known jewelry-craftsman and study the different designs.... More...
	Aquamarine Pendant Buying Guide By Sunaina By:Sunaina Joseph. The colors range from a colorless pale blue to a deep blue and some aquamarines even have a hue of green. The deeper the color of the aquamarine, the more valuable it is... More...
	A Guide to Buying Aquamarine By:Sowmya. While buying, keep the following in mind - size, cut, quality (criteria like color / clarity / treatments). Details on the criteria are given below ... More...