"Chris Underwood" BiziNet Articles

There are several methods used in the design of jewellery. It was not long ago where everything was produced on a workbench, hand crafted, step by step. It was unusual for one craftsman to be an expert through every step of manufacturing. Workshops typically included a team of skilled craftsmen who were specialists in their areas.

When we talk to people about the jewellery they would like, the response is often that they prefer Silver. But we commonly find that they mean Silver as a colour rather than Silver as a metal. There are several choices if you love white metal. They differ greatly in value, hardness and durability. When it comes to jewellery, here are some comparisons of the three white metals.

It is little known that our country delivers a most spectacular and precious gift from the earth. It is a diamond like no other. From the depths of the Argyle diamond mine in the Kimberly Region of Western Australia is found rich and luscious chocolate coloured diamonds – precious finds from a mine with a diminishing life expectancy. The earth in our part of the world has released a limited source of diamonds that range from a soft transparent milk chocolate colour to a deep, intense, rich cocoa colour.

Of all the gems on earth, pearls are the only gem produced by a living organism. It is a privilege to wear and enjoy Jewellery that is created in a collaboration with nature through painstaking processes and a clean and unspoiled environment.

Whether we look at ancient or modern history of the human race, there is not a page where gold does not play a part.