Jewelry With Meaning: What Your Accessories Say About You
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Article Title: Jewelry With Meaning: What Your Accessories Say About You
Author: Melanie Spark
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If you are like most women, you enjoy a piece of jewelry that reflects both your style and your personality. Whether you are someone who wants to display your faith, your desire for good luck or you just enjoy showing off your birthstone, the right accessory can say a lot about you.
The first step to choosing jewelry with a meaning is to determine what type of look you are after. If you are of the Christian faith and wish to wear a cross, there are many different styles to choose from. From a polished design to one that�s adorned with gemstones, you can proudly wear the symbol of your faith in the style of your choice.
When it comes to everyday life, who couldn�t use a little extra luck on their side? Many women enjoy wearing jewelry that symbolizes luck, which may give them the added confidence they need to face the day. A four-leaf clover, an angel, a ladybug, an elephant with upturned trunk, seven lucky rings and a butterfly are all considered symbols of good luck, which makes jewelry featuring any of these designs a popular pick for someone who could use a little good fortune. Of course, nobody can promise that a certain piece of jewelry will bring you luck, but the right style can make you feel and look great.
Speaking of luck, many people consider their birthstone to be lucky. Not only can the gemstone representing the month of your birth be a symbol of good fortune, but it�s also a celebration of your existence. By wearing your birthstone, you are wearing a piece of jewelry that reflects who you are. For instance, did you know that an amethyst symbolizes sincerity, an aquamarine signifies courage, a diamond stands for innocence and a pearl symbolizes health and longevity? Each month has a different birthstone, each of which symbolizes something different, and this is why wearing your birthstone is a wonderful way to celebrate your life.
Did you know that the style of jewelry that you wear can speak volumes about your personality? For example, a classic design often reflects timelessness. Both a herringbone and omega, for instance, are always in style and will let others know that you are a classic woman who appreciates a design that�s always on trend and will always looks beautiful. If you wear a circle pendant, on the other hand, it says that you are someone who enjoys being on top of fashion and you know what�s �hot� in terms of jewelry designs.
About The Author: For more information on cubic zirconia and sterling silver rings, visit Almost Diamonds at http://www.almostdiamonds.com.
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Article Title: Jewelry With Meaning: What Your Accessories Say About You
Author: Melanie Spark
Word Count: 436
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If you are like most women, you enjoy a piece of jewelry that reflects both your style and your personality. Whether you are someone who wants to display your faith, your desire for good luck or you just enjoy showing off your birthstone, the right accessory can say a lot about you.
The first step to choosing jewelry with a meaning is to determine what type of look you are after. If you are of the Christian faith and wish to wear a cross, there are many different styles to choose from. From a polished design to one that�s adorned with gemstones, you can proudly wear the symbol of your faith in the style of your choice.
When it comes to everyday life, who couldn�t use a little extra luck on their side? Many women enjoy wearing jewelry that symbolizes luck, which may give them the added confidence they need to face the day. A four-leaf clover, an angel, a ladybug, an elephant with upturned trunk, seven lucky rings and a butterfly are all considered symbols of good luck, which makes jewelry featuring any of these designs a popular pick for someone who could use a little good fortune. Of course, nobody can promise that a certain piece of jewelry will bring you luck, but the right style can make you feel and look great.
Speaking of luck, many people consider their birthstone to be lucky. Not only can the gemstone representing the month of your birth be a symbol of good fortune, but it�s also a celebration of your existence. By wearing your birthstone, you are wearing a piece of jewelry that reflects who you are. For instance, did you know that an amethyst symbolizes sincerity, an aquamarine signifies courage, a diamond stands for innocence and a pearl symbolizes health and longevity? Each month has a different birthstone, each of which symbolizes something different, and this is why wearing your birthstone is a wonderful way to celebrate your life.
Did you know that the style of jewelry that you wear can speak volumes about your personality? For example, a classic design often reflects timelessness. Both a herringbone and omega, for instance, are always in style and will let others know that you are a classic woman who appreciates a design that�s always on trend and will always looks beautiful. If you wear a circle pendant, on the other hand, it says that you are someone who enjoys being on top of fashion and you know what�s �hot� in terms of jewelry designs.
About The Author: For more information on cubic zirconia and sterling silver rings, visit Almost Diamonds at http://www.almostdiamonds.com.
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