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Jewellery has been used through the ages to bring good fortune and to protect against danger as well as for ceremonial dressing. For example, amulets worn by the Romans were inlaid with specific gemstones to fend against dangers while in battle.
In modern day some elements of superstition have been retained since many people are draw to wear jewellery containing their birth stone believing it will bring luck, protection, prosperity or clarity for example.
Jewellery is still used for traditional religious ceremonies such as weddings and engagements where rings are exchanged as a symbol of commitment. It is also given as a gift to mark a momentous occasion such as coming of age, christenings or retirements and graduation ceremonies in some countries such as America.
And of course, jewellery is worn for the purpose of pleasure as a way to compliment an outfit or to express oneself. There is such a vast array of different styles available nowadays catering for all age groups and occasions, spanning a broad spectrum of colour preferences for every personality. I have certain necklaces and earrings which I wear with certain pieces from my wardrobe bought specifically for that purpose.
I noticed recently how virtually all clothes shops including large chain stores and even flagship superstores now have a large area of floor space dedicated to coloured combinations of earrings, bracelets and pendants.
Next time you are in a shop, notice how jewellery the colours of the rainbow are perhaps strategically placed to compliment each other glistening and glinting under the spotlights enticing you in like a moth to candlelight. What I would say about this kind of jewellery is that its normally silver plated and moderately priced but then its probably mass produced and cash rich chain stores have buying power to retain the affordable prices we pay. Though the downside is that if you buy something from this kind of shop, the chances are your next door neighbour may turn up at your barbeque wearing the same necklace you brought at the weekend!
In contrast to handmade jewellery on the other hand, at least you can be assured each piece has been individually crafted. That in itself gives the piece a uniqueness not found in high street chain stores. Handmade jewellery still has the same magnetism and if ever you visit a craft fair, notice how all the stalls selling jewellery have clusters of females who are drawn to those stands dripping with coloured beads.
There are some very talented artists finding their forte in designing jewellery with their own specific signature. I came across a UK designer recently whose jewellery range is completely inspired by nature. There was a breathtaking pair of earrings based on the fuschia flower made from hundreds of seed beads. I was stunned by the detail each earring had in it, so much care and skill had been used to recreate a living flower out of beads.
Handmade jewellery is produced all over the world and I have noticed how the colours and designs to me reflect the country's culture.
A good example of this observation is jewellery hand made in Africa which to me has a very tribal feel about it. I notice how some of the designs are reminiscent of ceremonial necklaces with quite bold designs using vibrant colours contrasted with natural wooden beads in all shapes and sizes. When I see this kind of jewellery, it conjures up a notion of African tribes making use of sustainable materials in their environment they are putting to a good use.
Another example I have come across recently is a range of fair trade jewellery made in Chile. The range is simple where blocks of solid fused glass in contrasting colours have been shaped and fitted to silver findings creating very striking earrings, pendants and rings. The colours they have used are rich and bright rather than dull and dowdy and remind me of the vibrance and energy of Chilean culture such as the brightly coloured food and the passionate music.
As well as reflecting the country's culture, each piece is hand made with traditional skills used by communities transferred from generation to generation with perhaps the use of specific stones or colours important to their cultural beliefs.
In India the ancient religion of Jainism is still practiced which is incredible since it is the oldest monastic tradition and can be traced way back to 599-527 BC. Their beliefs are based upon the law of karma, its effects on the living soul and the conditions for extinguishing action and the souls release.
In the present day, there is a small community of Jains making hand made silver fair trade jewellery inlaid with semi precious gemstones.
According to the Jain view, the soul is a living substance that combines with various kinds of non-living matter and through action accumulates particles of matter that adhere to it determining its fate. The interesting thing is that most of the matter perceptible to human senses, including all animals and plants, is attached in various 'strengths' to living the living soul and is in this context it is therefore alive. Any action has consequences that necessarily follow the embodied soul, but the worst accumulations of matter come from violence against other living beings. For this reason, producing jewellery is an industry that does not harm animals or plants or any other living matter and so is acceptable.
When I look at the jewellery made by these people, I definitely feel a certain calmness from the simple but elegant designs and the beautiful choice of stones. When I physically hold the jewellery, I have a great admiration for the people who made them, respectful of the strength and power of their beliefs which has truly withstood the test of time.
I am Belinda writing for Indigo Ocean with the aim of highlighting the beautiful craftsmenship and originality that fair trade jewellery and giftware brings us.
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Kabbalah Jewelry – Keeps us away from Evil Eye
For ages jewelry has been widely admired and used by a large number of people. Love for jewelry and jewelry items have been vital components of the Jewish and Kabbalist attire since the past four thousand years. Earlier, decoration materials and amulets were widely used but with the advent of time, various types of Kabbalah jewelry are used. The wide range of jewelry includes religious, traditional or modern jewelry items like rings, bracelets, necklaces, pendants or other accessories.
Kabbalah is regarded as Jewish mysticism and it has the capacity to create symbols of love, prosperity, health and protection against the Evil Eye. Some of the aspects used by Kabbalah were studied even by non-Jews, and since then this concept has widely become popular and is used extensively. Kabbalah jewelry is also admired because of the fact that it protects the wearer from evil and malicious eyes.
The literal meaning of Kabbalah is ‘receiving’ or what can be understood as ‘receiving a tradition’. It contributes in revealing and bringing spiritual insights into the limelight. Moreover, it also has the ability to provide mystical approach to the divine nature. The Kabbalah jewelry that is made is prepared after large speculation on the divine nature, the origin and destiny of the human souls and various other mystical concepts. Therefore, a large number of people prefer to wear these mystical jewelry items so as to keep away the negative and evil powers.
This special jewelry also has the benefit of offering good luck charm to users as the negative forces are stopped from entering the mind and soul of the wearer, and thereby contribute in a happy and contented life. There are various types of Kabbalah jewelry which includes necklaces, bracelets and pendants. The Red String Kabbalah Bracelet is a unique jewelry item that is specially made so as to provide protection against evil forces. This bracelet has also been given a very stylish Kabbalah string interwoven in the bracelet so that it can feature the qualities of both a bracelet and a protector against the destructive eye.
Kabbalah necklace is also one of the widely demanded Kabbalah jewelry items that have been made from colorful lucky stones with Evil Eye on them so that the negative forces can be kept far away from the necklace wearer. So, if you are looking for beautiful Kabbalah jewelry, you can log on to luckycharmsusa and get information on the uses and types of this jewelry.
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Jonathan is well known author who writes on Evil Eye Jewelry, Kabbalah Jewelry & accessories which prevent us from negative impact of evil eys.
Hi where can i find a cheap Dumortierite stone pendant or in something to wear around the neck?
Hi where can i find a cheap Dumortierite stone pendant, necklace,amulet,chain, or just something that i can wear around my neck that will be able to do this: http://crystal-cure.com/dumortierite.html
ebay has a good selection to choose from. Most of my stones have come from friends or were ones I found, but I did buy some basalt stones for massage through ebay and they are fine specimens. The only problem with obtaining stones this way is you don't get a chance to feel them before buying. Can't you go to a store near you and hand pick your own. This might give you the best result.
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The Jewish Museum and Cynthia Gale Partner to Create a Beautiful Judaica Jewelry Collection
After the success of the previous jewelry collaboration with Cynthia Gale, The Jewish Museum opens its collections again for aesthetic inspiration behind new, wearable pieces. A kohl container, Shiviti print, Hannukkah lamp and amulet within the New York institution’s collections provide a springboard for eleven new pieces, incorporating all sterling, white pearl, sterling and brass, mother of ...
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