Monday, October 29, 2007
Thank You... Trendylicious!
So the news of our unique offerings and services is reaching places. I want to thank the trendylicious team for doing a wonderful job of covering our offerings and bringing us in front of their readers.
FOr the new readers of this blog, spend some time around on this blog and leave comments on how you like this blog and what you would like to know about jewellery.
Our website is getting revamped,It will sport a new look by the end of this week. So bookmark it to visit again.
For those of you who haven't read the article its here.
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Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Tip # 1: All Gold Is Not Created Equal
I have been thinking of starting jewellery tid-bits in a digestible format for the readers of this blog.
Once I have a decent number of them I will make an e-book out of these.Here's my first one.
Gold used in Diamond jewellery is 18K whereas in Gold sets, Kanthi Sets the gold is 22K pure.
Why so? The reason is pure gold(24K) is very soft and cannot be used in jewellery of any kind as it is. So alloys are mixed in gold to make it stronger.
Prongs used in diamond jewellery to hold the diamonds need to be strong. Hence it is 18K( more alloy). Gold used in necklaces containg semiprecious stones, kanthi necklace sets and antique design gold sets are made in 22K gold(less alloy).
Once I have a decent number of them I will make an e-book out of these.Here's my first one.
Gold used in Diamond jewellery is 18K whereas in Gold sets, Kanthi Sets the gold is 22K pure.
Why so? The reason is pure gold(24K) is very soft and cannot be used in jewellery of any kind as it is. So alloys are mixed in gold to make it stronger.
Prongs used in diamond jewellery to hold the diamonds need to be strong. Hence it is 18K( more alloy). Gold used in necklaces containg semiprecious stones, kanthi necklace sets and antique design gold sets are made in 22K gold(less alloy).
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