Shimmering stones and lustrous metals are adorned by men and women way back the ancient times. Jewelry’s appeal to the rich and famous and to the mass as well attests that its charm has not died over the years and in fact has outlived a lot of trends and products that have come and gone over the years.
Columbia, SC -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/11/2014 -- Marrying couples visit various jewelry stores for them to pick the ring of their choice for the momentous day of their lives. A romantic gentleman may canvass a number of jewelry stores just to find a ring, bracelet, necklace or perhaps any charm that will complement the woman he loves. A lot are thinking that jewelry is given as a sign of love and affection, given to the royalties and as body ornament. But there’s more to it that most people are not aware of. There are a lot of fun and fascinating facts about different types of jewelry, where stones are created and the history behind why jewelries are worn the way they are.
Here are a few fun facts:
Got engaged recently? Ever wonder why people who have tied the knot traditionally wear the ring on their left ring finger? It’s actually that there are several theories, the most ancient came from the Romans who believed that the ring finger on the left hand is hosted to a vein that led directly to the heart. This is vein, is often termed as “Vein of Love”, however scientists have proven that this “vein” is does not exist and that there’s no such thing. Nonetheless, this theory is still interesting, and goes to show how playful can a man’s intellect be during the ancient times.
Own a pearl necklace? Ever wonder why they are so expensive? It’s because pearls are naturally produced in about 1 out of 10,000 oysters. Imagine how many oysters are searched to finish that necklace. That was back then; today most pearls are cultured by man. These are made by purposefully inserting a shell into the oyster to trigger its defense; hence the creation of pearl begins. It takes at least three years for an oyster to complete a pearl.
Looking for a different wedding ring other than the usual diamond? Consider the sapphires. In the jewel’s symbolic language, a sapphire for a wedding ring symbolizes marital happiness.
These facts may come in handy when one plans to visit a few jewelry stores. This will make the choosing a new piece or set of jewelry more fun.
About 925Silvers.Net
925Silvers.Net is a Malaysia based online jewelry store, founded by a woman who has passion for fashion on August 8, 2012. They aim offer silver products at the lowest price while giving the highest quality and customer satisfaction.
In the next couple of years 925Silvers.Net visualize that they will become the largest sterling silver online store. With a smart, searchable website, easy-to-follow instructions, clear and secure payment methods, and fast, quality delivery, they intend to provide their customers the best online shopping experience.