Egyptian Jewelry
Before the beginning of the 1st Dynasty in 3100 BC, the Egyptian Jewelry already had access to precious metals, and throughout the Dynastic Period they acquired it in ever increasing quantities, at first from the Eastern Desert and Nubia, later too as tribute and spoils of war from Syria and the north.
The Jewelry craftsmen used these enormous amounts of gold in Jewelry 18K Gold ankh ring with Lotus Symbols. The Ankh represents living & everlasting life, not only in the material world but in the spiritual afterlife, & is the oldest and most sacred Egyptian amulet. Our beautiful ankh ring many and varied ways - to gild lesser materials, to plate wood and stone, ceremonial furniture and funerary equipment. However, it’s most widespread use was in the production of Jewelry, both that worn by the living and, in particular, that made expressly for the adornment of the corpse. Jewelry funerary beliefs required that the mummified body be bedecked with the finest products of the Jewelry, similar to Platinum Jewelry- maker's art and, whether for amulet or collar, pectoral or diadem, the first choice of material, indeed the prescribed material according to some of the funerary texts, was gold. Let the eternity of your soul banish fear and fill your life with greatness.
Platinum Jewelry
Unlike Egyptian Jewelry, Platinum Jewelry first appeared in the South American civilizations in 100 B.C. However, it was not used again until a Swedish chemist deemed platinum a precious metal in 1751. Shortly after that discovery, King Louis XVI declared that platinum was the only metal fit for kings. In the following decades, jewelry grew in popularity and became a preferred metal used in the platinum of the masses. Owners of antique jewelry can let their imaginations run wild with the possibilities of who wore the antique platinum ring before them. Perhaps your antique platinum bracelet traveled the world on the wrist of a socialite in the 1950s or maybe the antique platinum earrings you treasure were a wedding gift from a young soldier to his bride after World War II. Antique Egyptian jewelry is popular for both its history and durability. The metal is commonly used in wedding bands, as the strength of the metal symbolizes the strength of the relationship. If you are shopping for an engagement ring or wedding band, you are certain to find an antique platinum ring that will put the sparkle in your future bride's eyes. Loose diamonds can also be set in an antique platinum ring setting for a romantic combination of new and old. Most jewelry (different from Egyptian Jewelry) experts agree that platinum is currently the metal of choice for many consumers. Elvis and Priscilla Presley exchanged platinum wedding rings, as did Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones. The beauty and durability of the metal with stands the test of time, resulting in an amazing selection of antique jewelry.
Animal Jewelry
Whether you’re looking for animal jewelry for yourself, a friend or a special someone in your life, you will find exquisite pieces dedicated to just about every creature imaginable at Dazzling Jewelry. It is our mission as animal lovers to help others show their passions and celebrate the creatures that make our planet so special.
Jewelry is a wonderful way to express your love and appreciation for your pet animal. Not only is it an ideal gift to give to animal lovers, but it is also a rather unusual jewelry item, like Egyptian Jewelry or platinum Jewelry, which you can own yourself. Though jewelry in some form or another has been around quite some time.
Posted by Ryan Robert on March 26, 2012 at 12:00 AM under
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