Fely's Jewelry and Pawnshop

Jewellery, like so many gifts in today’s world, can carry significant meaning. The majority of the time, a gift of jewellery has significance because of the occasion, not necessarily because of what the particular item is. That being said, jewellery in and of itself does carry with it meaning, in particular when dealing with gemstones.

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  Those born in March are blessed with the serene, tranquil and majestic Aquamarine as their birth gemstone. The deep sea green color of aquamarine is believed to keep one calm and peaceful, allowing the bearer to remain stoic and in control despite any provocation. Aquamarine has a pale, deep green-blue cool color that works perfectly

The international “symbol of love” has been around for generations, but when did the custom of wearing a ring to symbolize marriage come about? I did a little research and though the exact origin is unknown, historians seemed to primarily believe ancient Egypt started the tradition most like our modern wearing of a wedding band.

In some cultures people would swallow pearls whole to relieve sickness 2. The largest pearl ever found was 14 pounds 3. Tiffany and Co. engagement rings had a price tag of $40 in 1896 4. The Queen of England’s jewelry collection is worth an estimated $57 million dollars. 5. The Heart of the Ocean, from

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It is a socially accepted norm in most countries to wear jewelry as an everyday accessory. Of course there are different types of jewelry. Casual, evening, statement, bohemian, bold, etc. – but through the ages and in different cultures, jewelry has meant a great many different things. We’ve been checking around and here are some