Jewelry has been a part and parcel of the ‘Jewish Culture’ since the biblical era. The tradition of putting on the jewelry, both-as a symbol as well as an embellishment has been mentioned in Bible. But now, the trend has changed. Jewish people wear jewelries to depict attachment towards the religion, and as amulets and […]
Popularity: 100%
Lac is a material found in forests. It is usually used to make costume jewelry now, but in the ancient times, it was used for manufacturing villas as well. Lac is found only in India. Most of the lac is used to decorate the homes, and the discarded lac is utilized for making bangle cores. […]
Popularity: 16%
The movement regarding modern jewelry began in late 40s which marked the end of the World War II. The interest in leisurely and artistic pursuits was renewed. The movement was attributed to Georg Jensen’s works, in particular and works by other designers who conceptualized wearable art. The arrival of new substances, like Precious Metal Clay […]
Popularity: 15%
European jewelry was highly revised during the renaissance. At the dawn of 17th century, the increase in trade and exploration led to the availability of various gemstones. Initially, silver and gold dominated the European market, but renaissance witnessed the emergence of precious stones with their settings. Cheapside Hoard was the perfect example of such stones. […]
Popularity: 17%
There are numerous options for a diamond to be purchased. The consumer can avail of any one of the options such as discount stores in malls, autonomous retail jewelers, channels facilitating home shopping and even online shopping. Deciding which mode of shopping to resort to is as tough as making sure which diamond has to […]
Popularity: 14%