Silver Charms Australia

Charm bracelets are delightful and beautiful Jewellery that can last for a lifetime. Their durability is contributed by the new pieces that are evolving to mark special occasions. Silver charms have gained popularity among men and women who came from different social classes and culture.
The practice of wearing these treasured pieces of Jewellery is being passed from one generation to another. The following are the main categories of types of occasions where charms are worn.

Special Occasions
Charms are favourite gifts used to mark special occasions. Silver charms may be worn or given as presents on a person’s birthday or graduation. The charm may feature a wide range of plants, animals, or insects.
In silver charms Australia the popular choices include various types of leaves, bees, cats, and ladybirds. The variation of the tree-life feature which has a spiritual meaning on some people is also popular.

Love, Luck, and Inspiration
Most of the silver charms turn to represent protection, inspiration, love, and luck. These features are usually accompanied by quotes that encourage enduring love, self-belief, and good luck. Silver charms Australia has a variety of silver charms that can be presented to a person as a sign or gift of a significant transition in life.
Spiritual and Religious Symbols
Charms have been a popular choice for spiritual symbols meant to bring blessings and show possession of faith. Most silver charms are worn when marking an important religious occasion such as remembrance of a loved one or baptism. They are also worn to provide comfort during hard times.

Conclusion
Silver charms are of quality due to their preciousness as well as their contribution to the appearance of a person. There is a meaning and relevance when wearing a charm.
Silver charms Australia makes beautiful pieces of silver charms that are precious and worth the purpose. It is advisable to consult these professionals for the best choice of silver charms.

 

 

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History of Rings

History of rings – Engagement ring, silver rings and promise rings

The concept of engagement rings can be dated back to Egyptian times a thousand years ago. This tradition has since then spread and has taken its own twist in different cultures and countries; the only thing remaining constant is the engagement ring. Fiancées were given rings as a promise of betrothal, to signify a commitment to the marriage contract and even as an exchange of wealth.

Earlier wedding bands were made of simple designs and were crafted out of iron and bronze. Gold and silver rings were used by the upper class and by the royalty exclusively. The use of diamonds in the wedding bands was not seen till the 15th century. The first one to use these was nobles and royalty. Due to these bands being a “keeper” ring was placed over the top of the betrothal ring to ensure the betrothal ring was not lost.

The official engagement ring made its presence in the market in the late 1800s. Thanks to the huge influx of newly mined gold and diamond which led to the availability of gold and diamond engagement rings. Since that time, the betrothal ring became the engagement ring and the keeper ring became the wedding band.

The promise ring is given as a symbol. Where a wedding ring is a symbol of the union of two people in marriage, the promise ring symbolizes different things to different couples. The ring is usually a simple style. If it has gemstones, they’re usually not diamonds, although, small diamonds can be used. The ring is not normally as impressive as an engagement ring or wedding band. Rings with heart designs and simple gold bands with gemstones are common in promise ring designs.

A version of the promise ring, known as the betrothal ring, was used in ancient Rome while the Greeks thought of the rings as a way of keeping someone on your mind constantly. In the early 1700s, a version of a promise ring or “poise ring” was popular among lovers.

A promise ring might be considered a step to marriage as a pre-engagement ring; it can be a promise of commitment and monogamy. The ring itself will vary as much as an engagement ring would. It’s a sweet, delicate ring that captures your intent to marry her one day without the expectation that it will be soon. The ring is meant to showcase commitment and exclusivity.

Each of these rings is attached with an emotion; these emotions our flowing from generations to generations making these rings an eminent part of our lives.

We at mewe-jewelry.com understand the emotions that go behind making and choosing the perfect cut and design to make your day special. We keep a great selection of engagement rings that one could choose from for their lady love to propose. Not ready for a proposal but you want to show how much you love her? Not to worry we have got you covered, we have a collection of promise rings for you as well. And for all the stylish people out there who just love them some good quality silver rings, we have a quality selection for you as well.

 

Rose Gold Rings

I love these new Gold rings we have in store check Em out

This Gold ring Add a sophisticated finishing touch to any outfit with this elegant women’s rings. The 14K Gold material has a bright, shiny finish that will always be in style. The unique quality of this beautiful radiant-cut ring enhances your individual style.

Gold Ring

This Gold ring Add a sophisticated finishing touch to any outfit with this elegant women’s rings. The 14K Gold material has a bright, shiny finish that will always be in style. The unique quality of this beautiful radiant-cut ring enhances your individual style.

Pandora charms or NOT

For the longest time, Pandora has had the market to themselves. But in recent years I believe they have become the charm that symbolises greed within a company. pandora charms are indeed made in Thailand for the reason that labour is cheaper in country like Thailand and China. so why does the charm company charge so much for it’s product . its simple the bottom line in profits. let’s face the facts there are many companies out their now making and selling Quality charms for half the price. and the quality is no different. But if the ALE logo means more than the price tag well I guess paying the extra must seem worth the price . for me I would rather have two charms for the price I would pay for one pandora and forget about the stamp

charms at Mewe-jewelry

Silver Charms

The new and perfect range of silver charms at mewe-jewelry . i love the new line of charms in the summer range. funky and classy and a little bit of fun. all perfect for Thomas Sabo and Pandora bracelets 4.5 mm.

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Personalised Jewellery

Personalised Jewellery

The Greeks started using gold and gems in jewellery in 1600 BC, although beads shaped as shells and animals were produced widely in earlier times. Around 1500 BC, the main techniques of working gold in Greece included casting, twisting bars, and making wire.

Pre-Engagement Ring

Pre-Engagement Ring vs. Other Promises: The Looks of Love

Promise ring designs may be influenced by the promise the ring represents. If a promise ring is given as a pre-engagement ring, the ring may be designed to look similar to an engagement ring. A small solitaire diamond or a larger gemstone surrounded by a halo of diamonds illustrates the significance the promise of a future marriage represents. A pre-engagement ring also could look similar to a wedding band—a row of channel-set diamonds on a plain band. mewe-jewelry

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Silver Charms

silver charms we love our silver charm collection and we take great care to bring only the best quality with silver and gold and precise gems placements. Styling and quality make for the most beautiful jewellery. Mewe-jewelry 

 

Gold Earrings

The word jewellery comes from jewel, from the old French jouel, which in turn comes from the latin jocale, which means ‘plaything’. 24-carat gold is 99.9% pure, and most US and European jewellers think it’s too soft for jewellery. But 24-carat gold is the norm across Asia, the Middle East and Africa. Engagement rings date back to 1477, first popularised by the marriage of Maximilian the 1st to Mary of Burgundy. The Indians have been making fine jewellery for more than 5000 years, an obsession kicked off by the Indus Valley Civilization. People started making jewellery in China around the same time, but it didn’t become widespread until Buddhism started to gain popularity about 2000 years ago. mewe-jewelry

Silver charms

The wearing of charms may have begun as a form of amulet or talisman to ward off evil spirits or bad luck.

During the pre-historic period, jewellery charms would be made from shells, animal bones and clay. Later charms were made out of gems, rocks, and wood.

For instance, there is evidence from Africa that shells were used for adornments around 75,000 years ago. In Germany intricately carved mammoth tusk charms have been found from around 30,000 years ago. In ancient Egypt, charms were used for identification and as symbols of faith and luck. Charms also served to identify an individual to the gods in the afterlife.

During the Roman Empire, Christians would use tiny fish charms hidden in their clothing to identify themselves to other Christians. Jewish scholars of the same period would write tiny passages of Jewish law and put them in amulets around their necks to keep the law close to their heart at all times. Medieval knights wore charms for protection in battle. Charms also were worn in the Dark Ages to denote family origin and religious and political convictions.

Charm bracelets have been the subject of several waves of trends. The first charm bracelets were worn by Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians, and Hittites and began appearing from 600 – 400 BC.

For example, Queen Victoria wore charm bracelets that started a fashion among the European noble classes. She was instrumental to the popularity of charm bracelets, as she “loved to wear and give charm bracelets. When her beloved Prince Albert died, she even made “mourning” charms popular; lockets of hair from the deceased, miniature portraits of the deceased, charm bracelets carved in the jet.” mewe-jewelry

 

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