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Most precious gift for your love- Diamond engagement ring
What is the most special and precious gift you can give to your sweetheart? Well one thing that will come into the mind of majority of the people will be stunning diamond engagement ring. Yes, <a href="http://www.whitefleur.co.uk">engagement rings</a> speak louder than words. When words become short to express your love and feelings to her, then present her with dazzling engagement ring in her preferred stone and shape. It’s always nice to surprise your sweetheart especially at the time of her anniversary or some special occasion. In fact your woman usually expects something from you.
If you have decided to buy a solitaire engagement ring then access online companies. The presence of several online jewellery companies have made it easy for people to choose from comprehensive range of ring styles. You have the flexibility to design your own ring by selecting the desired stone, color, setting and design yourself. Many people are afraid of purchasing jewellery from online companies because they fear about the purity of diamonds. Well, certainly concern about purity is important as spending big bucks require some attention on your part to get best quality diamonds.
For your information, the quality of diamonds is determined by four major criteria. These are cut, clarity, carat and color. So knowing about these elements will help you to take home high quality diamonds. Don’t be in a rush to buy engagement ring otherwise you will end up in buying unsuitable ring for her.
Engagement ring forms an integral part of marriage. According to the tradition, the groom and the bride are supposed to give <a href=" http://www.whitefleur.co.uk/Category/cat/105/engagement-rings.html "> engagement ring </a> to each other. An engagement ring symbolizes true love existing between the couple and demonstrates the strong bond. So it is prime responsibility of both the persons to bring amazing engagement ring so that you can remember the moment forever in your life.
When planning to present your woman a dazzling ring, you should also plan other things which may include location of first date, favorite restaurant or hill station, her favorite vacation spot, and others. You can decide any of them and make the moment special by giving her the ring.
Buying diamond engagement ring is an investment as you can consider it as an asset. After presenting the ring to your woman, it is the duty of her to take care of that. You can read the instructions provided over the internet to protect your diamonds. Diamonds are precious and therefore they should be taken care of as it’s that special gift presented by the love of your life.
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Joule Joy is the author of http://www.whitefleur.co.uk/. Jewish writes site contents, articles, news and press release for this website and having writing experience more than 7 years.
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The History Of Diamonds Part 1
It’s only in the last sixty years that diamonds have become the most powerful symbol of romantic love. But their imprint on history goes back far beyond this recent phenomenon.
Diamonds have existed for nearly as long as the earth itself. In 2007, scientists found examples in the Jack Hills region of Western Australia that they estimate are more than four billion Years Old.
The first historical record dates back roughly three thousand years to the Golconda region of India, where diamonds were discovered in riverbeds. These alluvial stones were the result of volcanic activity, caused by tectonic plates colliding near the Himalayas.
Diamonds in this era weren’t cut and polished to reveal their full brilliance. Instead, uncut stones were placed in royal crowns and in the armour of kings and other warriors. As well as serving a decorative purpose, it was widely thought that diamonds offered protection to those who wore them.
These mystical stones were also supposed to have medicinal properties. During the Dark Ages, St Hildegarde claimed that holding a diamond while making the sign of the cross would heal wounds and cure diseases. In 1532, Pope Clement VII tried to cure his own illness by swallowing diamonds – unsuccessfully.
During Biblical times, Sephardic Jews had become involved in the diamond trade. The high value to bulk ratio of these stones made them ideal for people who needed to transport their wealth across the ancient world without drawing attention to themselves. In the sixteenth century, many of them settled in what is now Belgium, and Antwerp is still the centre of the global diamond industry.
But the source of nearly all the world’s diamonds remained India. For many years, these stones travelled west to Europe via the ‘Silk Road’ across central Asia. Then in 1498, Portuguese navigator Vasco Da Gama discovered a sea route to India via the Cape of Good Hope, and within a few years a permanent Portuguese outpost had sprung up in Goa.
Gradually, the supply of stones from India dried up, though not before it had produced some of the most famous diamonds in history, including the Koh-I-Noor and the Blue Hope. In the eighteenth century, as India’s sources were nearing exhaustion, alluvial gold miners in Brazil discovered a completely new supply.
Although the Brazilian diamond strike wasn’t particularly rich, it remained the world’s primary source of diamonds for over a century. But in the winter of 1866-7, fifteen-year-old Erasmus Jacobs found a transparent stone on his father’s farm on the south bank of the Orange River, in present-day South Africa.
His find trigged the greatest diamond rush in history. Over the following fifteen years, South Africa produced more diamonds than India had in over two millennia. The diamond trade had entered the modern era.
About the Author
The author has been doing bespoke engagement rings, bespoke jewellery and ethical jewellery for a very long time.
