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Understanding Jewelry Making And Care

Hi, I’m Sookie. Welcome. I am here to talk to you about jewelry making and care. When I was a young adult, I spent my free time creating necklaces, bracelets and rings out of found items. The jewelry I made was given to my friends and family as gifts during the holidays. As my skills improved, I was able to start constructing pendants and charms for my jewelry. I also had to clean and care from my jewelry creations to keep them looking nice over the years. I hope you will follow my site to learn about these topics. Thanks.

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4 Perfect Gift Ideas For The Yogi In Your Life

Posted on June 13, 2017

The yoga-loving family member, friend, or significant other in your life probably adds a lot of joy and peaceful zen to your life, so why not show them how much they mean to you with the perfect thoughtful gift? These yoga-inspired gift ideas will show your loved one you know them well and appreciate them and their love of yoga. Here are four perfect gift ideas for the yogi in your life: [Read More]

Caring For A Diamond Engagement Ring: What You Need To Know

Posted on March 16, 2017

Receiving an engagement ring is undoubtedly an amazing experience--and if you said yes, it was probably one of the best moments of your life. Now that you have some bling on your finger, however, there are also some important care and maintenance tips you'll need to remember to keep your diamond ring looking its best for many years to come. Have It Inspected Twice a Year Many jewelers these days offer free lifetime warranties on engagement rings, so long as you keep up with the jeweler's maintenance plan. [Read More]

4 Excellent Alternatives To Gold And Silver For Your Wedding Band

Posted on July 27, 2016

Choosing the right wedding band for your nuptials can be a stressful process if you are not interested in buying a ring made of gold or silver. You may be on a tight budget or have a health issue such as contact dermatitis that prevents you from wearing certain types of precious metals. In addition, gold and metal alloys that contain nickel are known to cause adverse skin reactions for some people. [Read More]

Introducing Your Child To Coin Collecting: 3 Tips For Sparking Interest In The Hobby

Posted on May 26, 2016

Coin collecting can become a profitable hobby. You'd be surprised at just how much a single coin can be worth. In fact, one of the rarest coins is the 1794 or 1795 flowing hair silver and copper dollar, which is worth approximately$10 million. While it's not likely that you or your child will come across this gem, you can still have a lot of fun collecting some of the more popular and highly circulated and minted coins. [Read More]