Italian Charms come in tens of thousands of designs and can symbolize almost anything in the world such as colleges, buildings, monuments, places, food, animals, cartoons, sports, phrases - even birthday cakes and decorations! The charms usually made of gold or gold plating, can be interchanged to make a new charm everyday. These links are easy enough to interchange and offer versatility to the wearer. Charms are the most popular jewelry items for gifting and small, elegant purchases for self.
Gold Italian Charms originated in Italy and are usually made out of two base metals, such as copper or iron, plated with 18 K gold and enamel. Nothing looks classier than gold, and a gold plated Italian Charm can catch one's eye like no other piece of jewelry. Quality gold Italian charm manufacturers and exporters offer thousands of pieces, each better than the other, with seasonal and festive discounts for bulk and retail customers. All gold Italian charms are made from high quality stainless steel, which is later painted with gold enamel, then decorated with semiprecious gems such as garnets and lapis. This gold enamel gives the charm a very beautiful and sparkling appearance. Shining stainless steel and gold make an absolutely breathtaking contrast. In the gold category of Italian charms, the ones most in demand are symbols of the zodiac, letters of the various alphabets of the world, animals and hearts, sports and hobbies, apart from an ever widening range of designs, modified every day to suit customer demands.
The more exclusive Gold Italian Charms are made of white gold, which is comparatively costlier and rarer, but can be bought from a reputed retailer who may have a host of Christmas charms, 14-karat gold charms, bracelet charms, and crown charms. For those wanting to be different from the rest, this white gold Italian charm might well be a rare choice when it comes to charms, but if looking for love, this is one jewelry gift few are known to resist.
Saturday, March 16, 2019
Sunday, March 10, 2019
Hello Kitty Shop - Hello Kitty Ring
It is undeniable that girls are definitely fond of collecting Hello Kitty jewelry, especially the Hello Kitty rings which ranges from affordable prices to the most expensive ones. Depending on the materials used, some of these rings are reasonably priced and are available in all department stores or you could just simply do online shopping. Originally, Hello Kitty is more popular to young girls, but through the course of time it has recognized even by adults as a superb fashion icon.
Now you can glamorize your love ones' fingers and make them appear gorgeously noticeable with the elegantly fashionable rings where the all-time favorite feline's face is etched on these gorgeous rings. From a number of fabulously designed Hello Kitty Rings, you can select those that are best suited to your girl so she will be most distinguishable in all special occasions she will be attending. And what is more than that is the fact the she will not only appear enviable to other girls, but also she will become the apple of the eye; that's for sure.
Furthermore, you might want to lavishly encircle your love one's finger with the Hello Kitty Diamond and Satin Silver Ring and the Hello Kitty Diamond and Satin Silver Ring Flower that are made from expensive diamond rings in satin silver. Measuring seven in diameter, these beautiful rings have Hello Kitty's cuddly bow embroidered with dazzling pink sapphires with 18 karat rose gold accents. Or let your wife dazzle noticeably as she wears the Hello Kitty Sterling Silver 4 Leaf Clover Ring studded with 12 jewel birthstones and with fortune four-leaf-clover made from sterling silver. Each colorful birthstone has a miracle power that gives you good luck all the time. The four-leaf-clover symbolizes great fortune.
With Kitty's bow outlined in 18 karat gold, some of these Hello Kitty Rings are made from sterling silver and diamond embroidered with a citrine and a garnet faceted center stones. Another ring of the same brand has a gleaming rhinestone with Kitty's adorable face accented with her purple ribbon. There are also stack-rings which are painted in white enamel with the feline's vibrant red signature bow and two plain silver bands.
During your wedding day, exchange your solemn vows and wear the ring that will bind you eternally. This fabulous Hello Kitty Wedding Rings are what exactly couples need to celebrate the zenith of their wedding. Whereas the bride's ring has Hello Kitty prominently etched on the outside, Hello Kitty on the other hand is hidden on the inner circle of the ring on the groom's ring. Luxuriously elegant, this platinum Hello Kitty Wedding rings have two minuscule diamond chips added to either side of Hello Kitty's adorable visage. Make your wedding occasion truly timeless with the Hello Kitty Wedding ring.
From wedding rings to personalized rings, your girlfriend's hands will surely glisten noticeably with these dazzling Hello Kitty Rings. The rings have different superb styles and have been crafted for special occasions or even for ordinary days where you would just simply want to go to the malls or parks for leisure. The search is over; for this is the perfect gift you've been looking for the girl you love most.
Visit our Hello Kitty Jewelry [http://www.kittyjewelry.net/index.html] collection and choose your desired Hello Kitty Rings.
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| Kitty Hearts Gold Laser Charm |
Now you can glamorize your love ones' fingers and make them appear gorgeously noticeable with the elegantly fashionable rings where the all-time favorite feline's face is etched on these gorgeous rings. From a number of fabulously designed Hello Kitty Rings, you can select those that are best suited to your girl so she will be most distinguishable in all special occasions she will be attending. And what is more than that is the fact the she will not only appear enviable to other girls, but also she will become the apple of the eye; that's for sure.
Furthermore, you might want to lavishly encircle your love one's finger with the Hello Kitty Diamond and Satin Silver Ring and the Hello Kitty Diamond and Satin Silver Ring Flower that are made from expensive diamond rings in satin silver. Measuring seven in diameter, these beautiful rings have Hello Kitty's cuddly bow embroidered with dazzling pink sapphires with 18 karat rose gold accents. Or let your wife dazzle noticeably as she wears the Hello Kitty Sterling Silver 4 Leaf Clover Ring studded with 12 jewel birthstones and with fortune four-leaf-clover made from sterling silver. Each colorful birthstone has a miracle power that gives you good luck all the time. The four-leaf-clover symbolizes great fortune.
With Kitty's bow outlined in 18 karat gold, some of these Hello Kitty Rings are made from sterling silver and diamond embroidered with a citrine and a garnet faceted center stones. Another ring of the same brand has a gleaming rhinestone with Kitty's adorable face accented with her purple ribbon. There are also stack-rings which are painted in white enamel with the feline's vibrant red signature bow and two plain silver bands.
During your wedding day, exchange your solemn vows and wear the ring that will bind you eternally. This fabulous Hello Kitty Wedding Rings are what exactly couples need to celebrate the zenith of their wedding. Whereas the bride's ring has Hello Kitty prominently etched on the outside, Hello Kitty on the other hand is hidden on the inner circle of the ring on the groom's ring. Luxuriously elegant, this platinum Hello Kitty Wedding rings have two minuscule diamond chips added to either side of Hello Kitty's adorable visage. Make your wedding occasion truly timeless with the Hello Kitty Wedding ring.
From wedding rings to personalized rings, your girlfriend's hands will surely glisten noticeably with these dazzling Hello Kitty Rings. The rings have different superb styles and have been crafted for special occasions or even for ordinary days where you would just simply want to go to the malls or parks for leisure. The search is over; for this is the perfect gift you've been looking for the girl you love most.
Visit our Hello Kitty Jewelry [http://www.kittyjewelry.net/index.html] collection and choose your desired Hello Kitty Rings.
Saturday, November 14, 2015
Italian Photo Charm
Italian charms are pieces of semi-precious jewelry consisting of a couple of pieces of metal (usually iron or copper) base plates, plated with 18K gold and enamel. These base metals offer sturdiness and longevity. The charm is then decorated with semiprecious stones such as lapis and garnets, or in the cheaper variety, zirconium/CZ, is the choice of charm makers. The finishing touches to the charm are done by painting the charm with enamel. This enamel is never fired onto the charm, but painted. After careful sorting of the charms, the best are selected and soldered onto a link. However, buyers be warned of checking the spring of a base link of a charm to see if it is tight and secure.
Amongst the vast array of Italian Charms is the photo Italian charm. This is usually in the form of a bracelet. However, there are various models of this popular form of Italian Charm. Unlike the conventional picture charms, the new photo charms are made by embedding a photo into the charm and laminating it with clear enamel paint. This charm is set onto a stainless steel link or gold charm, the shiny steel providing a beautiful, sparkling background that shines through the image.
Italian photo charms are one of the most popular ways to enhance the look of any link bracelet. Apart from the option of personalizing the charm with an initial, many buyers choose to put a sweetheart's name and or a birthstone on the charm along with a snapshot of them. The enamel coating over the picture preserves it for years, from the elements.
The most common photo charms are those of people and pets, but they can be used for other images including artwork, logos, and prints as well. The beauty of these Italian photo charms is that they can be interchanged and so a priceless collection of personalized Italian charms can be built up over the years.
Amongst the vast array of Italian Charms is the photo Italian charm. This is usually in the form of a bracelet. However, there are various models of this popular form of Italian Charm. Unlike the conventional picture charms, the new photo charms are made by embedding a photo into the charm and laminating it with clear enamel paint. This charm is set onto a stainless steel link or gold charm, the shiny steel providing a beautiful, sparkling background that shines through the image.
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| Custom Photo Charm |
The most common photo charms are those of people and pets, but they can be used for other images including artwork, logos, and prints as well. The beauty of these Italian photo charms is that they can be interchanged and so a priceless collection of personalized Italian charms can be built up over the years.
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
History of Charm Bracelets
The custom of wearing charm bracelets dates back thousands of years,
and though the materials and designs on them have changed, the concept
itself has never gone out of style.
This form of jewelry initially had a religious function, and dates back to the prehistoric era. According to Elizabeth Florence, president of the Jewelry Information Center, "The first charm bracelets were probably worn by the Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians and Hittites from 500 to 400 B.C. Those charms were made of lapis lazuli, rock crystal and other gems and were inscribed with small designs, such as figures of gods, man and animals. They were immediately associated with special powers."
As time passed, charms lost their protective spiritual functions and became fashion jewelry. The 1890's saw a renaissance of charms, especially in Victorian England, where elaborate and intricate jewelry was in vogue. Queen Victoria helped popularize the trend by wearing a charm bracelet of small lockets holding family portraits.
WW II caused another revival of charm bracelets in America in the 1940's and 1950's, as soldiers stationed abroad picked up charms as souvenirs in the European cities they visited and brought them home for wives and girlfriends. The fashion trend continued well into peacetime.
Charms still remain a popular jewelry item, as personalized keepsakes in an increasingly mass-produced jewelry market. Popular themes include horoscope signs, birthstone charms, travel souvenirs, and family keepsakes. Many women start collecting charms when they are children, and the charm bracelet grows along with them, reflecting hobbies and personal experience. A charm bracelet can hold a small replica of a graduation cap, wedding bells, or lockets with children's photos.
Charms
are also a popular gift because of their affordable price. An intricate
silver charm can be obtained for less than ten dollars, though it is
possible to spend hundreds of dollars on a charm made of 18K and set
with gems.
Italian charms, a genre in and of themselves, do not dangle from a chain like traditional charms. Instead, they are soldered onto flat links which snap onto an extensible bracelet. They are embellished with letters, symbols, pictures or stones, or have enamel pictures painted on them. Charms can be snapped on and off these modular bracelets to create new configurations to match different moods and outfits. They are traditionally made of stainless steel or 18k gold. Italian charms are of the same standard size and the resulting bracelet can be customized to fit every wrist; a small size holds 17 or less links, a medium 18, and a large 19 or more.
There are different companies which produce Italian charms, but all brands can be interchanged on the same bracelet. The basic "starter" bracelet of blank links costs approximately five dollars, and the charms cost fifteen dollars and up. China also manufactures Italian charms, and while these are popular (and, as with most Chinese goods, very competitively priced), some consumers report occasional oddities such as reversed images and poor fit.
Frank Vanderlugt
This form of jewelry initially had a religious function, and dates back to the prehistoric era. According to Elizabeth Florence, president of the Jewelry Information Center, "The first charm bracelets were probably worn by the Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians and Hittites from 500 to 400 B.C. Those charms were made of lapis lazuli, rock crystal and other gems and were inscribed with small designs, such as figures of gods, man and animals. They were immediately associated with special powers."
As time passed, charms lost their protective spiritual functions and became fashion jewelry. The 1890's saw a renaissance of charms, especially in Victorian England, where elaborate and intricate jewelry was in vogue. Queen Victoria helped popularize the trend by wearing a charm bracelet of small lockets holding family portraits.
WW II caused another revival of charm bracelets in America in the 1940's and 1950's, as soldiers stationed abroad picked up charms as souvenirs in the European cities they visited and brought them home for wives and girlfriends. The fashion trend continued well into peacetime.
Charms still remain a popular jewelry item, as personalized keepsakes in an increasingly mass-produced jewelry market. Popular themes include horoscope signs, birthstone charms, travel souvenirs, and family keepsakes. Many women start collecting charms when they are children, and the charm bracelet grows along with them, reflecting hobbies and personal experience. A charm bracelet can hold a small replica of a graduation cap, wedding bells, or lockets with children's photos.
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| Flower gold Italian Charm |
Italian charms, a genre in and of themselves, do not dangle from a chain like traditional charms. Instead, they are soldered onto flat links which snap onto an extensible bracelet. They are embellished with letters, symbols, pictures or stones, or have enamel pictures painted on them. Charms can be snapped on and off these modular bracelets to create new configurations to match different moods and outfits. They are traditionally made of stainless steel or 18k gold. Italian charms are of the same standard size and the resulting bracelet can be customized to fit every wrist; a small size holds 17 or less links, a medium 18, and a large 19 or more.
There are different companies which produce Italian charms, but all brands can be interchanged on the same bracelet. The basic "starter" bracelet of blank links costs approximately five dollars, and the charms cost fifteen dollars and up. China also manufactures Italian charms, and while these are popular (and, as with most Chinese goods, very competitively priced), some consumers report occasional oddities such as reversed images and poor fit.
Frank Vanderlugt
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