Elements of Jewellery Design & How to Create Sketches of Jewelry Designs

 In case you are planning to sketch a gemstone jewelry design, you need to know that there are lots of steps involved in this process, and you need to know some important things before you begin with the process. If you go to any jewelry designer, you will know that every designer has his own way, he has a unique style and technique for designing the jewelry he wants to design. If you talk in general, jewelry designers work on various papers for creating pencil sketches of jewelry designs, like blue paper, white paper, black paper, or butter paper for tracing, etc.

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Astrological Benefits of Citrine

Citrine is a variety of quartz crystal, which is quite rare in its natural form. This makes this jewel very unique and highly valued. The English word “citrine” has been derived from the French word “citron” that means “lemon”. In Hindi, citrine is known as the Sunela Ratan. Sunela is believed to bring prosperity, good fortune, and wealth into its wearer’s life. Back in ancient times, this gemstone was believed to protect its wearer from snake poison as well as evil and negative thoughts.

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Astrological Benefits of Onyx

 Onyx stone is probably the only stone with many stories of its origin, and all these stories of its origin vary from culture to culture. According to Vedic Astrology, the Onyx gemstone is ruled by Saturn and Mars, and it is one among the many protective semi-precious gemstones. Birthstone-wise, onyx is considered to be Leo's birthstone.

Many astrologers claim that onyx helps its wearer in fighting conflicts in life, while also protecting its wearer from negative energy. It is also said that onyx jewelry is very helpful in providing structure as well as authority in the wearer’s life.

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Astrological Benefits of Sapphire

 Sapphire, a gemstone prestigious for its staggering blue shades, has a place with the corundum mineral family, second just to jewels in hardness. Worshipped for a really long time, it represents intelligence, respectability, and heavenly blessing. While blue is the most predominant variety, sapphires can likewise grandstand a range from pink to yellow, known as "extravagant sapphires." The pearl's charm stretches out past its tasteful allure, as it has social importance in different practices.

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Astrological Benefits of Emerald

 Ever since ancient times, emerald, which is also known as Panna ratan, has been regarded as a highly effective astrological gem in Vedic astrology. If you talk about classical Hindu literature, it says that emerald gemstone represents the small yet powerful planet Mercury (which is known as Budh in Hindi). Budh is said to bear a strong influence over the native’s life. Since emerald is associated with the planet Budh, it is sometimes denoted as Budh Ratna. Primarily, emerald is worn by the natives to strengthen the weakly placed Mercury (or Budh) in the horoscope and gain positive influences of Mercury in life.

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Pave Setting: Everything You Need To Know

 Have you ever thought about which gemstone blesses those born in May? Well, the May babies are blessed with the gorgeous green emerald as their traditional birthstone. During ancient times, the month of May was known as Maius, either because of the Roman goddess of growth or because of the Greek goddess of nursing mothers, both named Maia. You would be amazed to know that the Ancient Romans also celebrated Floralia, a festival honoring the goddess of flowers, Flora, in May. The May birthstone emerald has a rich history and meaning. Today, apart from discussing the history and meaning of emeralds, we will also discuss their properties and origin.

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Customized May Birthstone Jewelry: Overview of Emerald

 Have you ever thought about which gemstone blesses those born in May? Well, the May babies are blessed with the gorgeous green emerald as their traditional birthstone. During ancient times, the month of May was known as Maius, either because of the Roman goddess of growth or because of the Greek goddess of nursing mothers, both named Maia. You would be amazed to know that the Ancient Romans also celebrated Floralia, a festival honoring the goddess of flowers, Flora, in May. The May birthstone emerald has a rich history and meaning. Today, apart from discussing the history and meaning of emeralds, we will also discuss their properties and origin.

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