Archive for November, 2009
Flower Power Necklace with handcut brass flowers and Jet AB crystal beads
by Maura Nicholson on Nov.27, 2009, under Handmade Jewelry

Flower Power Necklace
This necklace is from my Flower Power range, it is handcut brass flowers and Jet AB crystal beads. I did most of this range with crystal beads instead of my usual semi-precious and precious beads.It is a nice long necklace , I also made a short one with a huge pendant and big and small earrings. Check’em out on my website.
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How to Take Care of your Personalized Gold and Silver Jewelry
by Joy Jewlr on Nov.26, 2009, under Jewelry Care
We all know the feeling. You love your jewelry, but you’re not wearing it as often as you should. You have a huge event coming up, beautiful party and you know just the necklace you want to wear. But when you dive deep into your jewelry box, to your horror, you find that your favourite sterling silver is tarnished and dull!
When your dealing with precious gemstones, and beautiful gold and sterling silver, its important to look after them to ensure they continue looking new and beautiful! A buildup of oil from our skin and everyday grime is the culprit of this dulling effect. When you buy diamond or birthstone jewelry, you want it to last a lifetime. To ensure that these pieces have the “forever” quality, you need to make sure you are equipped with the right tools to keep these pieces looking flawless, forever.
Let’s start with our care instructions for our gold pieces. A great at-home tip is to clean your gold with a toothbrush and some soapy water. Make sure you reach every inch of your jewelry with the brush. Wash off the soap, and let the water run clear. To buff up your favourite gold, dry it off with a lint-free cloth and watch how it shines! If you aren’t an at-home-remedy sort of person, there are great non-abrasive jewelry cleansers that you can buy from any general jewelry shop. Just make sure these cleansers are safe if you’ve personalized your gold with meaningful birthstones. Always be sure to be gentle with your gold, we wouldn’t want to wind up with a scratch!
Although the cleaning of your gold jewelry is important, the general everyday care is what will keep your jewelry looking its best. Try not to wear your jewelry all day, every day. This is asking for scrapes and damages. When they come off, individually putting them in a small velvet-lined case will keep them clean and safe. If you’re an April baby, or you just love diamonds (and who doesn’t!) than you should ensure you keep your diamonds away from your gold. Diamonds are hard, and they can easily scratch your gold and silver. Finally, always make sure your jewelry is dry before you put it away. Damp jewelry can cause springs and clasps to fail over time.
If you’re a silver sort of person, don’t worry because we have tips for you too! Polish your jewelry by rubbing or buffing it with a soft cotton cloth. You can use a silver dip to help clean your product, then repeat the buffing process to bring out that beautiful shine you’ve been missing. You should only use dip when your dry cloth buffing technique doesn’t work first. When you’re done buffing, lock that shine in what a tarnish or simple lacquer shield. We always say simple is best. Before anything else, get a clean, soft cloth and polish your silver this way.
It’s easy to buy jewelry, but its much harder to keep it looking beautiful and clean. Make sure you take good care of your rings, bracelets, necklaces and brooches to ensure that you’re looking your best, with your best jewelry forward!
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GEMS November – Sunny Side Up – Stunning Citrine Jewelry
by Administrator on Nov.26, 2009, under GEMS
Another stunning Jewelry piece by Barbara in our Gemstone each month series (GEMS ) for citrine. This one is made using Ametrine, lemon quartz and pink amethyst – she had them custom cut in India.

Sunny Side Up
Jewelry by – Gemella Jewelry
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White Gold – Pendant Set with Gorgeous Black Onex Ball & Diamonds
by Shilpee Nagota on Nov.26, 2009, under Jewelry Designs
- Product name :- Pendant Set
- Style of Jewelry :- Unique , Western & Party Wear
- Metals used :- White Gold
- Settings used :- Hanging in Black Onex and Pave in Diamonds
- Stones used :- Black Onex Ball and Diamonds
To know more about us please visit www.nagotacreations.com
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Vintage Inspired Copper Necklace
by Kay Jacobs on Nov.25, 2009, under Handmade Jewelry
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I love vintage and I love copper. I made this asymmetric necklace with copper to give it a vintage look.I can’t say that the style of this necklace is vintage but it is a very unique design that I used some fun textures and shapes to make.The stones used are Amazonite and the pearls are peacock rondelles. Following are close up views of this unique necklace. |
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I made this necklace because I love to design unique and unusual jewelry. I know that all designs may not appeal to everyone but I hope that if you are a jewerly maker you will be inspired to stretch your design imagination by what you see here.
If you want to use Amazonite bead or Peacock Pearl Rondelles in your beaded jewelry, you can find ones like those used in this pendant at Pizazz Beads.
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