by Shilpee NagotacloseAuthor: Shilpee Nagota
Name: Shilpee Nagota
Email: shilpeenagota@gmail.com
Site: http://www.nagotacreations.com
About: Coming from a family already in Jewelry business, she started taking interest into Jewelry Designing and Manufacturing at an early age of 16. She completed manual Jewelry designing and Computer Aided Designing courses at JPDC, which is one of the most renowned institutes in India. She took specializations in Kundan Meena and stone based traditional Jewelry, by working under private firms.
She will be posting about some of her creative jewelry designs and current jewelry trends.See Authors Posts (233) on Jun.02, 2010, under Jewelry Designs
Filigree Kundan Meena Pendant inspired with dancing peacock & ice to refresh you in this hot weather
- Product name :- Kundan Meena Pendant
- Style of Jewelry :- Traditional with Westernized Pattern & With Filigree
- Metals used :- 24 Carat Yellow Gold
- Settings used :- Jadau
- Stones used :- Enameling and Diamond Polkis
- Other details :- Bezel type setting for stones, also known as Jadau. Inspired with dancing peacock & snow to refresh you in this hot weather
To know more about us please visit www.nagotacreations.com
:24 Carat Yellow Gold, Diamond Polkis, Enameling, Kundan Meena, Pendant
more...
by geishacloseAuthor: geisha
Name: Tiffany White
Email: geishaproductions@hotmail.com
Site: http://geishacreations.etsy.com/
About: Though she went to school for Economics, she has three true passions : Jewelry, Travel and Food. She spends every free moment she gets, creating jewelry and loves seaching new places for inspiration to use in both her jewelry and cuisine. She likes to pair super sparkly beads with contrasting finishes and focuses specially on textures and finishes. She loves working with freshwater pearls as they come in many shapes, sizes, and colors. Her favorite shape is keshi, which is kind of look like fruity pebbles cereal! She also works with stones, shells and unique enameled beads.See Authors Posts (5) on Jun.01, 2010, under Handmade Jewelry
I recently have been getting more and more into semi-precious stones. While browsing a little shop downtown Spokane, I cam across a stone I had never used before, Kyanite. It is instantly my new favorite. It is iridescent like labradorite, but in a vibrant pale blue color. I have been searching the web for wholesale Kyanite ever since! I used long teardrops to make these beautiful earrings. A simple wire-wrap job and sterling silver earring wires complete the look. Sometimes when you have a piece of stone so pretty, simplicity is best!
To see these earrings or more jeweley by GeishaCreations just go to GeishaCreations.etsy.com
:Handmade Jewelry, kyanite, semi-precious stone, wire-wrapping
more...
by JewelStruckcloseAuthor: JewelStruck
Name: JewelStruck
Email: jewelstruck@gmail.com
Site: http://blog.jewelstruck.com
About: On JewelStruck blog, we will post everything happening in & around Jewelry field. Posting about Latest Jewelry Trends, Jewelry Making and other tutorials, Jewelry Designs, News related to Jewelry, Parties, events and exhibitions going across the world. We would also be posting Interviews, reviews and launch storiesSee Authors Posts (190) on May.31, 2010, under GEMS
With the last post of Gemstone Each Month Series (GEMS) – May, we would writing on how to care for Emerald Jewelry and Gemstone. Do use these tips in general too, to keep your jewelry last long. Also showcasing a very beautiful Emerald Brooch kept at Museum of Natural History, Washington.
Hooker Emerald Brooch
Continuing with Emerald Jewelry care tips, here we go :-
- Emeralds are generally found without fissures and surface cracks, so it’s common for them to have been oiled, waxed or filled with resin.
- Though they have a good hardness, but due to inclusions and fissures they can easily break or chip on impact. So you should wear the emerald jewelry carefully. Also you can keep emerald in your jewelry surrounded with harder gemstones like diamond to avoid direct impact.
- Every 2-3 years, you can give it to an experienced jeweler to re-oil your emerald, which would keep make it look good longer.
- Clean emerald jewelry with a soft, dry cloth only. Avoid exposing emerald to harsh chemicals.
- Store your Emerald Jewelry in a dry place, preferably away from sunlight. Also don’t store them in the same compartments of bags as diamonds and sapphires to prevent scratches to the emeralds.
So those were a few tips on how to care for Emerald Jewelry and thats all from this series on Emeralds, we would be coming up with a new stone soon for next month. We would be announcing GEMS June soon, if you have any suggestions do email them at info@jewelstruck.com
Image credit :- listentoreason
:brooche, care, Emerald, GEMS
more...
by Maura NicholsoncloseAuthor: Maura Nicholson
Name: Maura Nicholson
Email: maura@mauranicholson.co.uk
Site: http://mauranicholson.co.uk/
About: She comes from an artistic background and with a father who was an artist, poet and musician. She studied Craft Design at Southampton Art College and specialized in Jewellery. After leaving college she began to exhibit at various craft fairs such as Alexandra Palace and The Ideal Home exhibition. She now works from her studio on the Isle of Wight, taking inspiration from the fantastic quality of light, with the sound of waves a constant backdrop to her work. Her designs have appeared in You magazine, Elle, Marie Claire, Company, New Woman and Vogue.See Authors Posts (67) on May.28, 2010, under Handmade Jewelry
This necklace is just perfect for the summer time, it has a blue abalone shell set in silver as the centre piece. Then it has 2 strands of silver chain and freshwater pearl beads, it also has freshwater pearls hanging the pendant . The abalone shell is the most stunning shades of blue with shots of pinks. You can check it out on my online store.
Blue abalone shell and freshwater pearl necklace
:abalone, blue, freshwater pearls, handmade, necklace, pearl, Shell, Silver
more...
by JewelStruckcloseAuthor: JewelStruck
Name: JewelStruck
Email: jewelstruck@gmail.com
Site: http://blog.jewelstruck.com
About: On JewelStruck blog, we will post everything happening in & around Jewelry field. Posting about Latest Jewelry Trends, Jewelry Making and other tutorials, Jewelry Designs, News related to Jewelry, Parties, events and exhibitions going across the world. We would also be posting Interviews, reviews and launch storiesSee Authors Posts (190) on May.27, 2010, under GEMS
Continuing with Gemstone Each Month Series (GEMS) – May, we would be discussing about metaphysical and healing properties of Emerald. Also showcasing a very beautiful Emerald necklace set, by Mauro Luna. If you have anything to share on Emeralds, do email us at info@jewelstruck.com before the end of this month, for it to be featured.
Emerald Necklace, Ring and Earrings
- Emerald is a stone of love and good fortune, and is reputed to bring both passion and domestic bliss. It brings and enhances harmony, joy, cleansing, clairvoyance, memory, and faith.
- Physically, Emerald is associated with the heart chakra. This crystal is the most recommended stone for breathing issues, heart health, swollen lymphnodes, blood problems, the thymus, the pancreas ( for blood sugar rebalance), labor/delivery, eyesight, and the etheric field. Excellent general healer.
- Emerald shares with you abundant energy, both physical and spiritual. It helps you to expand beyond your fear into higher wisdom, praising and enjoying life. It represents infinite consciousness expressing itself through wisdom and eternal unconditional love.
- According to Feng Shui, Emerald is used primarily in the Southeast direction for wealth, in the Southwest direction for relationships and in the North for personal growth and journeys.
- The Emerald is associated with the Moon, Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, and Chiron.
So thats all we had about metaphysical and healing properties of Emerald. We would be posting more on this Gemstone soon, do wait for our next post in this series.
Image credit – Mauro Luns
:Earrings, Emerald, GEMS, healing, Metaphysical, necklace, ring
more...