| Mary Queen of Scots Famous Pearls Posted: 25 Aug 2011 02:20 PM PDT 
Mary Queen of Scots, also known as Mary Stuart, also known as Mary I know, is one of the most fascinating of 1500 Married three times, and responsible for the death of her second husband can, Mary was condemned for high treason and executed in 1587 . Because they accumulate crowned after 9 months and 6 days of age, and their multiple marriages, it was Mary Queen of Scots, the possibility of a significant amount of jewelry in her life. He had the crown jewelsOf course, but also had a personal collection, which contains many pearls, precious stones, gold and silver. Two necklaces of rubies, their were two rubies, two diamonds each, and 24 beads each. The coat was completely covered with precious stones. Her crown was pure gold and glittered with emeralds, diamonds, rubies and pearls. He inherited from his grandfather many jewels Henry VII, who had in his possession several pieces Tudor. Many of the Queen MaryFifties dresses were adorned with pearls and other precious stones and embroidered with gold and silver. Most of her veil, trimmed with crape were pearls and other precious stones. While most of the properties of Mary was scattered to the wind, and the fate of what was probably their most precious piece of jewelry is probably the current collection of jewels of the Queen. This precious piece is a six-stranded pearl necklace / rosary that contains more than 600 pearls. Cousin of Queen Elizabeth IMary, who ordered his detention bought this piece of value, when he was a collector of pearls. The pearls were a large number of people who are interested in them if they had value and were worth 16,000 crowns. Elizabeth I paid 12 000 crowns for it. The beads are not all white. In fact, say the old records that were larger pearls "like black Muscade", a rare variety of grains, which has a purple color. Despite the fact that many jewelers fromthroughout Europe is seeking to buy the precious pearl, Elizabeth has been given preference. The reason that Mary in the process of selling their treasures, is his relationship with James Hepburn, fourth Earl of Bothwell related. It is said that the second husband of Mary, Bothwell was the murderess. Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley, was the name of her second husband. His death is a mystery. He died of strangulation is in the garden of his house. It is believed that Bothwell was the culprit, andThere are a lot of speculation that Mary was involved. There were conflicting stories – some say that Bothwell was a bad guy and that Mary was forced to marry him. Others say that Mary was impressed with Bothwell, and together they planned the murder of Lord Darnley. And 'know that Mary Bothwell lavished jewels. Not famous pearls, but the way they were safe, and readily to Queen Elizabeth I, who have said all sold out "of incomparable beauty." |
| Necklaces note – Here For the year 2010 remain Posted: 24 Aug 2011 11:02 AM PDT 
One trend is the jewel is here to stay for the 2010 season and series statement. These big, bold necklaces are hot in 2009 and did not seem to have lost steam in the coming year. There are two different styles of takeoff and landing paths meet in 2010 – and geometric jewelry. Bold, vibrant colors and metallics are also very popular when it comes to reporting chains. This is a trend jewelry, easy, no matter where you are going to wear. The geometric statement can be a chainthe bold move, modern. The chain is often long, metal chains and large geometric shapes that adorn found. These chains can be incredibly fun addition to your wardrobe. Striking geometric shapes such as squares and triangles are often stacked in bright colors. If I can not make the jump to bigger and bolder forms now available in stores, there is another option. A quiet, fashion choice and is a series of metal with small geometric shapesas squares and connected style charm with diamonds, colored stones and pearls. Geometric statement necklaces are a great choice for everyday wear. For a dress weekend fun and funky pair a loose crew neck t-shirt with your favorite jeans and throw colored geometric necklace the perfect accessory. One of the simplest geometric-like necklaces of charms is ideal to wear in the office. In mid-length necklace or sparkling rubies and formsSaphire would pair of pants and jackets in size. It is the chain of Christmas tree ball, the testimony of other hot accessories for the 2010 season. This type of necklace is perfect for fashion brave out there. You can get a lot of fun and you can come up with anything in the decoration of the chains. You can with large roses with sparkling gems, hearts, to find large stones, pearls and ribbons. These chains typically hang long and look great with tunics and skinny jeans or some can be addedFlair with a jacket every day. Colors like bronze, black and coral are popular for next season. The most important thing to remember when it comes to success of the chains is to break all the rules! Go big, bold, brilliant and beautiful and this trend can not be wrong. Also, remember that these chains are coupled with the girl with almost any outfit from a night on the town or a weekend shopping trip. Remember that they are called for a statement necklaceReason. If you are not one of these chains, is the declaration of your dress. Keep your outfit simple, neutral colors and model too. This ensures that the chain steals the show wherever you go. |
| Mary Queen of Scots Famous Pearls Posted: 23 Aug 2011 06:01 AM PDT 
Mary Queen of Scots, also known as Mary Stuart, also known as Mary I know, is one of the most fascinating of 1500 Married three times, and responsible for the death of her second husband can, Mary was condemned for high treason and executed in 1587 . Because they accumulate crowned after 9 months and 6 days of age, and their multiple marriages, it was Mary Queen of Scots, the possibility of a significant amount of jewelry in her life. He had the crown jewelsOf course, but also had a personal collection, which contains many pearls, precious stones, gold and silver. Two necklaces of rubies, their were two rubies, two diamonds each, and 24 beads each. The coat was completely covered with precious stones. Her crown was pure gold and glittered with emeralds, diamonds, rubies and pearls. He inherited from his grandfather many jewels Henry VII, who had in his possession several pieces Tudor. Many of the Queen MaryFifties dresses were adorned with pearls and other precious stones and embroidered with gold and silver. Most of her veil, trimmed with crape were pearls and other precious stones. While most of the properties of Mary was scattered to the wind, and the fate of what was probably their most precious piece of jewelry is probably the current collection of jewels of the Queen. This precious piece is a six-stranded pearl necklace / rosary that contains more than 600 pearls. Cousin of Queen Elizabeth IMary, who ordered his detention bought this piece of value, when he was a collector of pearls. The pearls were a large number of people who are interested in them if they had value and were worth 16,000 crowns. Elizabeth I paid 12 000 crowns for it. The beads are not all white. In fact, say the old records that were larger pearls "like black Muscade", a rare variety of grains, which has a purple color. Despite the fact that many jewelers fromthroughout Europe is seeking to buy the precious pearl, Elizabeth has been given preference. The reason that Mary in the process of selling their treasures, is his relationship with James Hepburn, fourth Earl of Bothwell related. It is said that the second husband of Mary, Bothwell was the murderess. Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley, was the name of her second husband. His death is a mystery. He died of strangulation is in the garden of his house. It is believed that Bothwell was the culprit, andThere are a lot of speculation that Mary was involved. There were conflicting stories – some say that Bothwell was a bad boy and that Mary was forced to marry him. Others say that Mary was impressed with Bothwell, and together they planned the murder of Lord Darnley. And 'know that Mary Bothwell lavished jewels. Not famous pearls, but the way they were safe, and readily to Queen Elizabeth I, who have said all sold out "of incomparable beauty." |
| Quahog Pearls Posted: 22 Aug 2011 03:01 AM PDT 
Quahog pearls are among the rarest of gems, but it does not really technically pearls – can still beautiful though, and are generally a shade of purple, which stained only beads that are colored in natural conditions. Quahog is pronounced "ko-hog" and mussels, many of us have enjoyed in a variety of dishes, or simply sauteed in an oyster bar or restaurant. They are originally from the East Coast of the United States, especially in New England, andbeen exported to the Pacific and the European coast, as they lend themselves to "aquaculture". In fact, New England, which are an important part in the fisheries sector are a major export of the region. It is assumed that only one of 5,000 shells produces a pearl, but seen from a Quahog pearl can be useful, but must also possess Optics – many are bulky and not particularly nice, including their use in jewelry are looking for. This makes the QuahogBeads for use in jewelry that much more precious. Despite the large agricultural business, which processes millions of Quahog clams per year, the pearls are more rare, because the automatic nature of the process. Mechanically cleaned and shucked mussels, and this process usually destroys all the pearls, which would otherwise have been disclosed. Pearl oysters are concretions formed to be of internal deformation, parasites or other foreign body partsno matter how a grain of sand. The oyster responds to this irritation by enclosing the body covered with layers of hardened material pearl, known as nacre, and deformation or debris and it is this that grows into a pearl. Pearls of the same process, but the oyster is stimulated to grow the pearl of the nature of man. The pearls are formed in a way very similar to the pearl oysters, even if it does not Quahog oysters, pearls are Quahogpearls are the same. The Quahog, which are located along the coast of New England, with particular attention to Rhode Iceland are the only ones that have the color purple. This is because, Quahog clams are the only ones to produce the purple, and this can be changed for a Quahog pearl purple with a light lilac to deep and very deep blacks. Since this is the only clam Quahog, the purple spots are single, their Pearls are the only ones to possess thethis coloration, although the degree to which an individual is Quahog pearl color will be very different. Quahog Pearls have been a popular gemstone jewelry designers in New England for at least several hundred years, however, the Quahog Pearl is a much longer association with the people of this. Native American Indians used these incredible beads for decorative purposes and as "wampum" or money. Quahog pearl would be the Native Americans as a means for the exchange of UseCarving the table and these beads could be used for business. Evaluation and prices vary widely and, ultimately, only the price of any item that a buyer is willing to pay. An example to illustrate this point – in 2005, a rare Quahog was discovered in a yard sale and bought for only $ 14 – when it came to the auction, the piece was highly respected anything between $ 8,000 and $ 1,000. 000! The final sale price is not known what it was like selling a private bidder in a sealed containerAuction. Of course, the value is not really a price tag that is attached to a pearl of Quahog, but the beauty of natural stone and precious piece of craftsmanship, in which it is set. Beauty, in this case is clearly in the eye of the beholder. |
