Unique Jewelry Explorer Blog

How can you turn your diamond jewelry into gold in your pocket? (Baloncici/Dreamstime.com)

With all the new “Cash for Gold” signs and commercials buzzing around the country, millions are flocking to turn their old jewelry into cash. Gold & silver exchanges, coin shops, jewelry stores, and pawn shops are bustling with customers. Even check-cashing centers, payday loan businesses, and barber shops are getting in on the action. The president of National Jewelry Buyers shares his insight on this booming trade.

“In the past, our industry catered mostly to those needing some extra cash.

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Why Do Some Men Still Prefer to Wear Mens Rings in Gold ?

When you think of mens rings, gold is still the first metal that comes to mind. Despite the fact that some of the best selling contemporary rings for men are made from industrial metals like titanium and tungsten, there is something indescribable about quality of gold that keeps men coming back. The industrial metals are not without virtues of their own, either. Most are hypoallergenic, easy to maintain and scratch-resistant, and all of them are far less expensive than gold.

Gold – Yellow 14K In todays economy, its almost hard to imagine that people are still buying gold in jewelry form, especially when the price of gold is skyrocketing. Full article…

No color is more appropriate for summer than white, and what’s more luxurious than a white-and-gold combo? Here’s how you can wear gold and white together.

In the Sex and the City 2 movie, Sarah Jessica Parker’s Carrie wore a white Halston Heritage cocktail dress with a pair of glittery gold pointed stiletto heels by Christian Louboutin. A pair

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A lot of people are wondering why titanium cost less as compared to gold. There are several people who put value on this metal but later on will find out that it doesn’t really cost that much.

Titanium and gold are two unlike types of metals that are composed of different elements, and no matter how you look at them from any point of view they differ a lot in value. They can never be priced in a similar way. Both have their own uniqueness that makes them different.

Titanium, in most cases does not have much value as compared to gold. White gold for example is often a notch higher than the price of titanium. This metal is generally used to make regular jewelry in the likeness of gold, silver and palladium. T

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