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Jewellery / 23.02.2020

March's birthstone may not be as popular as quartz or exciting as pearls, but it's still an amazing stone, making it one of the more underrated gemstones around. It doesn't have an extensive history with humans like amethyst or rubies, but it is very interesting to look at how aquamarine played a role in our ancestor's lives. From falling out of mermaid's treasure chests to being used as the ultimate healing stone, aquamarine is still an important stone in the jewellery industry. Keep reading if you want to know why you should appreciate this blue gem. Courtesy of: fabforgottennobility via...

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Lifestyle / 21.02.2020

March's Zodiac signs are complete opposites! Pisces is a fish, so they're obviously a water sign while Aries is a ram which is associated with fire, thanks to Ancient European myths. They often don't go well together, but every once in a while they can make for a great pair. Read below for more facts about March's Zodiac signs! Courtesy of: Wikimedia.org Pisces (February 19 – March 20) Since we covered Pisces in last month's post, we won't be focusing on it much this time around. To read up on March's water sign, click here. Basically, Pisces is one of the oldest Zodiac signs. There...

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Lifestyle / 21.01.2020

February’s zodiac signs are nothing to scoff at. They're fairly interesting when you look back on their meaning and personalities. Whether you live by the star signs or are just reading this for fun, you can't deny that the whole system is very intriguing. Courtesy of: Numerology Sign via Flickr.com Aquarius (January 20 – February 19) Since we already covered Aquarius last month, we won't be focusing on it much this time around. If you want to read up on this air sign, click here. To keep things brief, Aquarius isn't actually a water sign. While there are lots of indicators that point towards...

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Jewellery / 21.01.2020

February's Birthstone isn't just gorgeous, it's also deeply involved in human history. From the Ancient Greeks to Modern Monarchs, amethyst has continued to capture our interest with its beauty. We've made a list of some of the most interesting and fun facts about this lovely gem that will make you admire it even more. Courtesy of: JJ Harrison via Wikipedia.org 1. Amethyst is a Quartz Amethyst is a variety of quartz, which means it's part of a collection of stones that share similar properties. Other gems in this family include citrine, rose quartz, and onyx. Courtesy of: Robert M. Lavinsky via Wikimedia.org 2....

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Jewellery / 16.01.2020

2020 barely started, but that doesn't stop jewellery trends from changing! We're predicting lots of colour, chain links, and other gorgeous designs that will have you excited to get outside and show them off (even if it's -20 below)! https://www.instagram.com/p/B0SUOMdnykY/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link 1. Acrylic Earrings Essentially, acrylic is a sturdy plastic that allows for colourful and unique shapes when it comes to making jewellery. It's fairly durable and is sure to last quite some time as long as it's taken care of. It's great for people who like to have a larger colour palette and more designs to wear. https://www.instagram.com/p/B00DhjAHEyx/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link 2. Recycled Jewellery This is one of the...

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Jewellery / 08.01.2020

There's no denying that January's birthstone, garnet, is a beautiful gem. However, did you know it comes with a long history? We've put together all kinds of tidbits and facts about one of the best gemstones! Read about how garnet has been a part of human civilization since almost the beginning. Courtesy of: carinarossner.com via Pinterest.com 1. Technically, There's No Stone Named Garnet Garnet refers to a mineral group made up of the same or similar chemicals, not just the mineral used in gemstones. It can be found in different colours including green or yellow, but red is the most popular because...

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Lifestyle / 07.01.2020

January's Zodiac signs are often associated with water, but fun fact: they're not water signs! One is earth and the other is air. While we won't be giving full birth charts and analysis of the signs, there is quite a bit of information to unpack. Remember, this is all for fun, so sit back, relax, and get ready to learn some fast facts about January's Zodiac signs! Courtesy of: The Metropolitan Museum of Art via Picryl.com Capricorn (December 21 – January 19) Courtesy of: The British Museum Collections via Wikimediacommons.com Etymology Capricorn is depicted as the horned goat, and more often than not, with...

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Lifestyle / 21.12.2019

Winter wedding ideas are all over the internet! You can get inspiration from sites like Pinterest and Wedluxe, but no one has the time to scour every source out there. We've compiled a list of some of the prettiest, most romantic, and cutest ideas into one list for you. If there's anything you can take away from this article, let it be that winter weddings have a lot of room for creativity. Courtesy of: David Bartus via Pexels.com 1. Colour Pallettes While red, white, and green are common colours for winter weddings, more and more brides are turning to blues, greys, blacks,...

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