Water Drop Craw Crystal Bail Pendant – DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads

Jewellery can mean a lot of things to a lot of people. The desire to wear jewellery dates back to the beginning of mankind. Contemporary jewellery generally is designed and shaped by the jewellery designer or bench jeweller mostly without any relevance to a particular meaning.

I would like to point out in this article how customers can benefit greatly from Computer Aided Design (CAD) design in conjunction with hand made jewellery. There is a misconception that jewellery designed by CAD (computer aided design) has to be cast. This fallacy continues to be mentioned in blogs and on websites which is confusing to the end consumers.

With all the differences that every religion seems to have, when you get away from all the rhetoric and posturing, they have much more in common than most people think. One of these commonalities is a celebration of the passage young people make when they are approaching their teenage years.

Considered nature’s freaks until the dawn of the century, black diamonds also called carbonado, are today sought for making wedding rings and jewellery. The many theories around the origins of carbonados notwithstanding, it must be noted that they are like any other precious stone.

Emeralds are stunning stones known for their elegance. Since time immemorial they have been used in jewelry making. They are largely used in chain necklaces as studded stones or pendants, in tiaras, brooches, and in wedding rings.