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Five Ways NOT to Store Your Jewelry
After a little bit of personal pampering, you feel and look better, right? Your jewelry is the same way. It needs special care, a little bit of pampering just like we do.
Your jewels and gems make you feel special, especially when they sparkle.
I'm going to share five no-nos to avoid when caring for your treasures.
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Behind the Scene - Fall Leaf Collection
Do you ever wonder what it takes to make a piece of handcrafted jewelry?
That's why I'm showing you behind the scene as to how I created the hand cut leaf necklaces for my Fall Leaf Collection at Creative Jewelry by Marcia.
How To Care For Your Freshwater Pearl Jewelry
Freshwater pearls are a soft gemstone. If you take good care of your freshwater pearl jewelry, it can be a long lasting treasure. Your freshwater pearl jewelry should be the last thing you put on and the first thing you take off.
All About Freshwater Pearls
What are freshwater Pearls? Cultured freshwater pearls are pearls that are created using oysters and are farmed. They are almost exclusively produced in China. United states and Japan produce them, but on a limited scale.
What is the difference between a natural pearl and a cultured pearl?
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I was drawn to the rhyolite stones because of the way the colors swirl together like a palette full of different colors of paint. The rhyolite stone has the unique swirls and patterns because it is a combination stone. This stone is made up of quartz, sanidine and plagioclase, with minor amounts of biotite and hornblende.
When Should You Wear Your Jewelry?
Did you know that there are times when you should not be wearing your jewelry? I know that is hard to believe, but it is true. Your jewelry can last you a life time if you follow these guidelines and if you take care of it properly.
Your jewelry should be the last thing you put on and the first thing you take off. How many of you follow this rule?
