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Niagara Jewelry

NRG Jewelry Turquoise Design 18-k gold Eating 3,34 g Total Pendant 3,98 g Total Telegram Channel https://t.me/NiagaraRainbowGem

Canada - Toronto

Contact number: 16479291352

Gemstones are small decorative objects used for personal adornment in the form of brooches (tools), rings or rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets (ornaments). These objects can be attached to the human body or clothing. The term decorative objects here is limited to durable jewelry.For example, it does not contain flowers. For centuries, metals (often in combination with gemstones) have been common base materials for jewelry, but other materials such as oysters and plants can also be used.

Jewelry is one of the oldest types of artifacts from an archaeological point of view. Beads made of 100,000-year-old Nasarius oysters are the oldest known jewelry.Jewelry has different basic shapes in each culture, but they usually have a long shelf life. In European cultures, the common forms of jewelry as mentioned above have been around since ancient times.While other forms such as nose and ankle ornaments, which were important in other cultures, were very rare. According to historical evidence, the greatest influence on the design and model of jewelry has been from Asia.

• History of jewelry

Jewelry is a universal element in human beauty. Jewelry is made from shells, stones, and bones left over from ancient times.Probably early on, the purpose of using jewelry was to protect against the dangers of life or a sign of a particular position or place.

In ancient times, the answer to the question, what effect did ornamental metals have on the human spirit and life ?, was an important step in the development of jewelry art. Over time, metalworking and decoration techniques became more sophisticated.

In ancient times, rare and precious metal gold was buried with the dead to accompany them in eternal life. That is why today the gold and jewelry of many tombs and temples come out.

• Medieval jewelry

The ornaments that people used in medieval times, depending on the type of ornaments, represented the hierarchy and classes of society. Princes and royal families used gold, silver, and precious jewels, and the general public used base metals such as copper and fiber as jewelry.The paint and glaze used in royal jewelry were very precious and some believed that these jewels had the power of decipherment and magic for the user of these ornaments.

Jewelry and ornaments used to be engraved and polished instead of cut before the 14th century, and size, color, and luster were the standard for jewelry pricing.

• Renaissance jewelry

Renaissance jewelry was a symbol of the passion of generations. They often glazed both sides of the jewelry with enamel, created special effects with elaborate patterns and beautiful colors, and gave special glamor to the stones using cutting technologies.

• Jewelry in the 17th century

In the mid-seventeenth century, changes were made to jewelry models and new types of jewelry emerged. Black jewelry that needed to be decorated with gold was replaced by delicate metals and pearls with beautiful shades. The development of world trade made rhinestones and jewelry more widely available to the public.With the advancement of technology in cutting and engraving jewelry, eye-catching effects and designs appeared in the jewelry, rhinestones and precious stones industry.

• Jewelry in the 18th century

At the end of the eighteenth century, significant progress was made in cutting jewelry and precious stones in various shapes and designs. Brilliant diamonds entered the field of jewelry and accessories.

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