Saturday, 13. March 2010
You new watch is a vision of elegance and style the likes of which have not been seen since Avarice. Now that you got it you want to keep it. Besides locking it up every night to keep the kids from dropping it into a vat of pancake batter, there are some things you need to know about to take care of your investment right off the bat.
First off let’s just say that maintaining your watch will keep it running more accurately and longer. Without regular maintenance you run the risk of not only an inaccurate piece but turning your nice watch into nothing more than a really wide bracelet. So keeping up with a watch maintenance schedule is important.
Keeping clear of the wet stuff is a good idea. I mean water, particularly salt water, but all water is a good policy. Even water resistance watches can become damaged with repeated or prolonged exposure. Even water resistant watches can become damaged. They are not water proof after all. Read more... (566 words)
Posted in Jewellery by Zeeman Haus -
Tuesday, 16. February 2010
It is stupid to get a non-branded watch. There are a variety of reasons for this. Firstly the standard of build is frequently considerably lower for a non-branded watch so you are unlikely to get the years of service that you should be expecting. Secondly there are frequently issues with warranties when non-branded watches fail. Another thing that you should generally avoid is buying your watch from an unapproved dealer.
If you purchase a branded watch from a sanctioned dealer then you have made a couple of the best decisions that you can make when purchasing a watch.
Before you buy your watch you really need to think about the reason why you are buying the watch. Obviously a construction worker will need a different type of watch than the businessman who is looking for a watch to wear when he is attending business lunches.
There are watches designed for all applications, and these factors need to be considered before purchasing. Is the watch going to be for recreational purposes, casual, dress, sports, or active wear, or are you looking for a watch simply to make a statement? Read more... (516 words)
Posted in Jewellery by Jocelyn Corpuz -
Wednesday, 27. January 2010
Have you recently broken the strap on your best watch? Perhaps the adjustment hole wore out and ripped. Maybe you stretched the band too far and it snapped. But no matter how it broke, it’s now ruined. What are planning to do? Buy a brand new $100 watch as a replacement? This action isn’t necessary when you purchase replacement watch straps to replace the band.
Replacement watch straps can be purchased online for only a nominal fee, and usually one that’s far less than buying a separate watch. These straps come in separate styles, sizes, and colors, and often can be purchased matching a strap that broke; alternatively, you can buy a different style if you’re ready for a separate look.
In addition to replacement straps, you can also get replacements for clasps, bands, screws, and other small breakables and easy-to-lose parts on your watch. It’s not easy keeping track of these small objects, as they are not difficult to lose when replacing parts.
You needn’t rely on a local retailer to supply new parts or a new strap for a watch. Typically, they have no interest to replace something broken; they typically just want to change batteries or sell you a brands new watch. You can save this hassle of working with a local retailer by order replacement straps online. Read more... (346 words)
Posted in Jewellery by Mark Ferguson -
Friday, 1. January 2010
Diamonds remain to be one of the most sought-after possessions for they represent perfection, beauty, power, and wealth. Among all gemstones, a diamond is considered the most suitable particularly in engagements.
An engagement ring is a piece of jewelry worn with much value. Engagement rings oftentimes lead to a wonderful union between two lives. History affirms that engagement rings came about in 1215 when Pope Innocent III declared an interlude for marriages. In those times, as promise from the man that he would not abandon his woman during the waiting period, a simple metal band was given to the woman.
These bands were later enhanced and accentuated with gemstones and eventually came to be known as engagement rings.
Today, modern technology provides for wide varieties of diamond engagement rings, perfectly cut and ornamented. Yet despite the boom of contemporary designs made of famous brands, many couples still prefer heirloom or antique engagement ring.
An antique diamond engagement ring has its unique charm that cannot be found in mass marketed jewelries. Passed from generation to generation, antique diamond engagement rings bear witness to unconditional, endless loves. It brings ardent hope of lasting bond for the would-be couple. Read more... (438 words)
Posted in Jewellery by Alice Sy -
Wednesday, 30. December 2009
Engagement is one of the occasions that a woman longs to celebrate with her loved one because it is here that she feels how she is valued and loved as a woman, and it gives her the pleasure of being given the gift of love, both in material and in acts.
Let your fianc feel how much you are willing to spend to have a lifetime with her with an engagement ring that will reflect on the love that you have and how you value her like a precious jewel, with of course without much of a cost.
And so a 2 carat diamond engagement ring is the right engagement ring to the woman who is simple yet so elegant in her ways. It is not too big and not too small, which can be a good factor to the ring since the beauty will not only focus on the diamond alone but in the totality of the engagement ring as well.
The 2 carat diamond engagement ring allows you to choose from the wide array of bands where it is attached and so the value of the engagement ring does not lie only on the diamond but also to the band. Read more... (486 words)
Posted in Jewellery by Alice Sy -
Wednesday, 30. December 2009
How do people choose their engagement ring? In choosing an engagement ring, most partners choose something which is unique and fits the personality of the partner. Thats why many choose diamond rings because they are all unique in their own ways and characteristics.
How does an Asscher diamond engagement ring look like? How is it different from the other diamond rings?
The Asscher stone has a very distinct shape; it is a square with deeply-trimmed corners that is similar to an octagon. Sometimes others refer to it as the square emerald cut. Because of its unique cut and elegance, an asscher diamond can be purchased as it is, without any other additional accessories.
However, it still depends on the buyer whether or not they want to add specifications. This type does not have any standard thats why each piece is one-of-a-kind.
And what adds more attraction to an asscher diamond engagement ring is the presence of these parallel lines which makes it more distinct. It is like creating an image of many mirrors which are reflecting different angles. Read more... (391 words)
Posted in Jewellery by Alice Sy -
Friday, 27. November 2009
Queen Elizabeth received a platinum ring that is designed in small stones. To complete this elegance of this fine piece of this elegant band is that, it has a diamond as its main stone.
This 3 carat diamond engagement ring has made Queen Elizabeth three times a lady. Have you ever wondered how a lady like Queen Elizabeth feels like to have received such gift and how it was delivered unto her?
3 carat diamond engagement ring can be a perfect idea to express everything that you want your fianc to know how you see her as a woman and as a person. It is like telling her that she is truly three times a lady.
The engagement ring with 3 carat of diamond stone has a lot of styles and they are placed in a lot of bands plated with either white gold or in platinum. 3 carat diamonds are given more emphasis and it will be appreciated when plated with colorless shade.
Now if you want to choose a ring whose band is also beaded with stones, then choose the one that is cushion cut half moon and the 3 carat diamond engagement ring will be as elegant as ever because all the stones would come together and make a fine ring for your love. Read more... (433 words)
Posted in Jewellery by Alice Sy -
Friday, 23. October 2009
Cushion cut diamond engagement ring in the older days was named pillow cut. For this type as its name suggest, resembles that of a plump cushion or pillow. Cushion shape comes in varieties of proportions. They could either be oval, square or rectangular with rounded corners.
Cushion cuts gained popularity in the latter part of the’00s until the early’00s.Before the dawn of electric bulbs, cushion cut diamond ring was also referred to as candlelight diamond because it was said to be most brilliant in candlelight.
In the modern day setting, cushion cut diamond engagement rings are more symmetrical than its older contemporaries, mainly due to the advent of modern refinements and upgraded lapidary skills. Though this may be the case, couples prefer older versions of cushion cuts and still searches for this kind in the antique or vintage market.
Cushion cut diamond engagement rings work best as alternative for couples who prefer traditional, subtle designs. Cushion cut diamond engagement rings are still rare in modern rings.
Cushion cuts are best in solitaires, the kind that draw the attention to the gemstone located at the center of the ring. Many women however, prefer small accent stones incorporated in the ring. Read more... (379 words)
Posted in Jewellery by Alice Sy -
