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Jewellery, Lifestyle / 30.09.2025

Does Sterling Silver Have Nickel? A Guide for Sensitive Skin Sterling silver jewelry is cherished because of its flexibility and accessibility. But the questions that come to the minds of people who have sensitive skin or are allergic to nickel are, does sterling silver contain nickel?  Nickel is a widespread allergen, and the knowledge about its presence in jewelry may prevent irritation. Nickel Pneumonitis is seen in a large percentage of the population and results in redness, itchiness, and inflammation of the exposed skin in contact with some metals. Through this guide, we will answer the major questions, such as whether sterling silver...

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Jewellery / 24.08.2020

September's birthstone has been popular for centuries. From ancient tools of healing to modern engagement rings, this gemstone has found its way into our lives in just about every way possible. Courtesy of: Sheila Sund via Flickr.com 1. The Meaning of Sapphire Sapphire comes from the Latin word "sapphiru," which means blue. The word transformed into "safir" at some point, which led to our current day sapphire. Courtesy of: James St. John via Flickr.com 2. They're Mined All Around the World September's birthstone can be found all over the world, including Cambodia, Australia, and Madagascar. Courtesy of: Gemsphoto via Wikimedia Commons 3. Available in a Variety of Colours Sapphires...

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Jewellery / 09.07.2020

There's no doubt that July's birthstone, the ruby, is one of the most famous gemstones in the world. It's been featured in some of the most famous pieces of jewellery and has been sold for well over two million dollars. Time and time again, people flock to the beauty of this elegant stone. Courtesy of: Pxfuel.com 1. It's All in the Name Ruby comes from the word "ruber", which is Latin for red. During the years the word has been seen as "rubi," "rubinus," and "rubeous" until finally becoming "ruby." Courtesy of: Sarah-Rose via Flickr.com 2. Colour Source As mentioned before, red corundum means the stone...

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Jewellery / 17.05.2020

June's Birthstone is one of the most unique gems on the market. First off, much like snowflakes, no two natural pearls are alike, even if they're from the same species of mollusc. Then, there's the fact that they come in a variety of colours, shapes and sizes. Not to mention the story of how a single pearl has 500 years of history with humans! It goes to show just how fascinating pearls are. 1. Pearls are the Only Gemstone to be Made by a Living Creature That's right! Other gemstones are found within the earth, but pearls are found inside oysters. Out...

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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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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 / 01.08.2018

Associating different symbols with personality traits isn't anything new: horoscopes, colours, and the age-old cat vs. dog debate are all examples of this. The same goes for birthstones. While they're a lot of fun to read about, they should be taken with a grain of salt. Think of it like you would the broken telephone game you'd play as a kid: when spread through enough people, words get jumbled and lost in translation. Here are all different kinds of birthstone and their meaning behind their colour. The idea that stones reflect someone's personality has been around for so long that many...

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