Gold jewellery fashion
Gold jewellery existed certainly as early as around 3000 BC. It is that period that the oldest discoveries made in the Sumer land date back to. Gold ware found in Egyptian tombs was used as jewellery.One of the most famous jewellers were Cretan goldsmiths and later Etruscan goldsmiths who popularized gold granulation technology. The granulation enables to coat various objects with gold granules.Since then until now Italy has been considered to be the goldsmithing centre. Italian jewellery is sold all over the world. The Italian goldsmiths use more than 400 t of gold ore a year and they export 2/3 of their products. In the beginning of the 1990’s new goldsmithing centres appeared in the world including Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand.
Following the changing fashion and more and more demanding customers’ requirements the jewellery products offered change also to adopt very modern or even avantgarde forms. It is quite frequent now that the, recently fashionable twocolour jewellery is made by combining shining gold with mat metals (silver, platinum or white gold).People continuously expect new jewellery designs while the designers create veritable works of art differing from traditional style to meet those requirements.When you make a decision to buy gold jewellery you must pay attention to gold assay. Gold of 0.585 (14ct) assay is sold most frequently.
It is a perfect combination of good quality, colour and price. Gold of richer assays (18ct, 2ct) is unfortunately less durable while that of worse assays (8ct, 10ct) has ugly colour and may cause allergic reactions.Gold ringsRing is an ornamental jewellery usually worn around a finger. Rings are available in various models while the selection is so broad that there is something for everyone’s taste. Ring can be a perfect present or a souvenir. It can also make a nameday, birthday, anniversary or a Christmas gift. Sometimes it is a precious family heirloom handed down from generation to generation. For many centuries ring has been the most important object of engagement ceremony. According to family tradition the ring should be placed on the fourth finger of the left hand. The engagement ring is a confirmation of the pledge of a future marriage.
Gold wedding rings.
A wedding ring, similar to other rings, is also worn on a finger. A wedding ring is a confirmation of entering the state of matrimony and the marriage vows made by the spouses. On the wedding day the spouses put the wedding rings on each other’s third finger of the right hand (Poland, Germany) or the left hand (other countries). While a ring does not need to be a symbol of anything (being just a gift), the wedding ring is unambiguously a proof of a union with another person.
Gold jewellery with brilliants
Brilliants perfectly complete the gold jewellery and provide additional shine. They are usually set in rings but more and more often they are also placed in wedding rings. Brilliant (a cut diamond) is the hardest mineral on Earth so if you decide to have a brilliant in our jewellery it will stay with you forever. There are four characteristics which determine the value and quality of brilliants clarity, carat (weight), colour and cut.Gold jewellery existed certainly as early as around 3000 BC. It is that period that the oldest discoveries made in the Sumer land date back to. Gold ware found in Egyptian tombs was used as jewellery. One of the most famous jewellers were Cretan goldsmiths and later Etruscan goldsmiths who popularized gold granulation technology.
In thebeginning of the 1990’s new goldsmithing centres appeared in the world including Hong Kong,Singapore, Malaysiaand Thailand.Following the changing fashion and more and more demanding customers’ requirements the jewellery products offered change also to adopt very modern or even avant-garde forms. It is quite frequent now that the, recently fashionable two-colour jewellery is ade by combining shining gold with mat metals (silver, platinum or white gold). People continuously expect new jewellery designs while the designers create veritable works of art differing from traditional style to meet those requirements
