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Posted by danafashion on November 7, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Alexandrite is a gemstone named for a former czar in Russia. Alexandrite was first discovered in Russia, in the Ural Mountains supposedly on Alexander II 16th birthday. The colour of alexandrite is given by chromium and what is special about this gemstone is that this chromium gives two colours to alexandrite, unlike any other trace element that only provides one colour to any mineral.
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Posted by danafashion on November 1, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Amethyst is a type of quartz occurring in a transparent light to dark purple shades. Amethyst has been used in jewellery ever since the Minoan period in Greece and archeologists uncovered polished cabochons, or dome shaped stones set in gold.
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Posted by danafashion on September 6, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Urban culture and music help in defining the trends for this year in jewellery. Dramatic necklaces or highly embellished pieces in rich colours are featured among the new collections that offer a mix of jewellery that can be worn from day to night.
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Posted by danafashion on July 29, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Lapis Lazuli jewellery is easy to wear and can add a rich colour to any outfit. The name is a Latin form of the Arabic word which means blue. Not having a crystalline structure, lapis lazuli is not included in the category of precious gems.
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