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Estate and Collectible
In the lifestyles of the rich and famous, anything goes. That is why celebrities take the cake when it comes to inventing the latest fashion frenzies and inspiring the coolest new trends on the scene.
Celebrities have virtually no restrictions in expressing themselves. They have the freedom to pick whatever jewelry suits them best; compliments...
By James Arthurs
Estate jewelry is a term used to describe second hand, or previously owned jewelry. Estate jewelry is often confused with antique jewelry. It is not. There is a distinct difference. Estate jewelry is usually acquired from the estate of a deceased person hence the term "estate". The jewelry could be of any age or style....
By James Greene
Diamonds are a precious type of stone which can be purchased through a variety of mediums. Some choose to go to their local jewelry stores to browse the selection in order to make a purchase whereas others tend to look to less mainstream methods to acquire a diamond. Estate diamonds purchased through the second hand market are an...
By James Greene
Estate jewelry is a beautifully crafted type of accessory which has a loyal following. This type of item goes by a few different names and some may know it more by another name such as antique jewelry. People purchase estate jewelry for many reasons such as for historical value, wonderful craftsmanship and overall aesthetic...
By Sher Matsen
Back to ancient times bewitching jewelry has been used by both men and women to adorn their body. From gemstones to crystals talismans and amulets adorned the body. And thanks to the celebrities who have taken up this trend once again. Metaphysical estate jewelry amulets and talismans are once again gaining popularity. No let me...
By Bo Carpenter
Palladium deserves a small chapter in the history of jewelry. Let's take a look at the history of this metal and its role in the world of jewelry.
Of the platinum group of metals -- platinum, palladium, iridium, rhodium, osmium and ruthenium -- palladium has the lowest specific gravity and the lowest melting point. William Hyde...
