Do You Wear Any Kind of Religious Jewelry? If so Is It Religious to You Or Just Pretty Jewelry? - 0 views
started by kbojezhang44 on 31 Oct 22
started by kbojezhang44 on 31 Oct 22
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started by kbojezhang44 on 31 Oct 22
Yes, I wear a Eagle necklace. It symbolizes the Eagle as told in the Bible. "They will will mount up with wings like Eagles."
1. Does tiffany's silver Jewelry rust?
Joe Blow's silver Jewelry wo not rust! Silver will oxidize, showing a black film over the silver, but that is not rust, unless some teacher wants to be cute. Remember, rust is oxidation too. You really have some Tiffany silver? Or is that Tiffany, the gal who lives down the street and works at the Dollar Store, who has a "silver" colored piece of steel that is turning yellow?
2. Is the Jewelry for the bridesmaids a good gift to them?
sure but be aware that everyone has their own tastes and cheap jewelery looks... well cheap. You can Also try something like "a girls kit" which includes something like one nail polish, a nail file, some good smelling hand cream, and nail clippers. Its something they can use more than once (where as jewelery.. well they wear it on your day and then what... everyone woman wants something new with a new event and outfit) So here is what i am thinking - get a nail polish that matches the dresses. All of this stuff can be bought at walmart. You will probably spend less And each is getting more and they get to put it to use! id give it to them at the rehearsal so that you can focus on yourself on the big day :)
3. How heavy was your Jewelry?
your singing my song, sister
4. Need to clean my Jewelry...?
Hi, A new toothbrush and the right cleaner for the little gems.
5. double helix piercing Jewelry?
Since you have the piercings pre-existing, it may be REALLY difficult to find Jewelry that fits both of them simultaneously. You may have to get someone to custom make it for you, unfortunately
6. A question about engraving on Jewelry?
yes, it will fit. most good jewellers will definitely engrave it or send it away to get engraved. machine engraving should be no more than 15 dollars but hand engraving is expensive
7. What's your birthstone? Do you like it? Do you have any Jewelry with your birthstone?
I was born in February so my birthstone is Amethyst its a purple color yah I like it it's not my favorite color but it is a pretty color I dont have much Jewelry of it I used to have more when I was younger like a necklace and a ring but I lost them both now all I think I have is an italian charm bracelet and one of my charms has an amethyst flower on it
8. What are the major trends in Jewelry in 2017?
The trends in this year's fashion events have been retro with many old designs coming back in a big way and making headlines at all the key events. There are necklaces which are flaunting their originality to bracelets which are dazzling in their simplicity. There are jewels which are matched with fabrics and creating harmonious synergy to outsized earrings which have set the zeitgeist ablaze with its style. This blogpost from ELF925 details the trends in Jewelry in 2017.What are the major trends in Jewelry in 2017?
9. The 8 Worst Jewelry Mistakes
While the first criteria for Jewelry is beauty, even the most gorgeous pieces of Jewelry can be worn to distract from either the Jewelry itself or your outfit. The occasion frequently dictates the rules of fashion. You should be the center of attention, not your Jewelry. Jewelry is an accessory - an adornment. Too Much Jewelry Perhaps the most common Jewelry faux paux is wearing too much Jewelry. It can confuse the eye and blend your pieces into the appearance of only one piece of rather gaudy Jewelry. A stack of bangles worn with layers of bead and chain necklaces and large dangly earrings and several rings is just too much of a good thing. Noisy Jewelry Along with too much Jewelry, noisy Jewelry is usually inappropriate. An arm load of bracelets that clanks or tinkles at your every move is distracting and even irritating. Wrong Weight and Size Your Jewelry should coordinate with the fabrics in your clothing. Heavy shell or wooden beads do not work with a thin silk blouse. You would be better with several thin chains or a strand of pearls. Pearls are not usually shown at their best with heavy denims or tee shirts. Wear those heavier cork or stone beads with your heavy denims or bulky sweaters. Along the same lines, the length of the necklace should coordinate with your collar. A choker can be worn with a very deep neckline, but if you wear it with a turtle neck or high neck shirt, it looks crowded. Incompatible Materials Jewelry can be made of anything from gold and silver with pearls and diamonds to copper washers with natural stone beads. The gemstones and materials used in your Jewelry should coordinate, not class with each other. A skilled designer can coordinate even seemingly incompatible materials for a unique and striking look. Incorrect Size If you are a larger sized person, tiny Jewelry will get "lost" on you and can make you look even larger. If you wear Jewelry in proportion to your body, it helps unify your look. A tiny person in huge Jewelry or too much Jewelry can look almost like a child playing dress up. No Focal Piece A large necklace, bangle, earrings and ring eliminates the focal point you need for your ensemble. One piece of Jewelry can be the focal point and the others can accessorize that piece. Along the same vein, too many matching pieces is just too "cute" to wear. Earrings that match a bracelet or a necklace and matching bracelet look good. If everything matches exactly as a set, it becomes too predictable and lacking in imagination. Earring Problems Earrings seem to cause the most frequent faux paux in Jewelry. A well-fitted dangling earring calls attention to your shoulders, which is the last feature to age on most women, but a tiny earring on a large woman can give her a "fat-neck" look and long dangling earrings on a woman with long hair can look disorganized and messy. Multiple ear piercings have become fairly common, but the earrings need to be coordinated with each other using the largest in the lowest piercings. Dirty Jewelry Dirty Jewelry is frequently seen. Earrings and necklaces can be affected by hairspray and cosmetics while cleaning products and lotions can affect rings and bracelets. Keep your Jewelry clean by using the cleaning methods recommended for each type of Jewelry you wear and your Jewelry will create a wonderful accessory for your outfit and your own look.