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Is Gold Jewellery Cheap in Dubai?

When it comes to purchasing gold jewellery, Dubai is often the first destination that comes to mind for many people. Known as the "City of Gold," Dubai boasts a vibrant gold market with an array of stunning designs to suit every taste. But is gold jewellery really cheap in Dubai? Let's explore this topic further.

The Dubai Gold Souk

One of the main attractions for gold shoppers in Dubai is the famous Dubai Gold Souk. Located in the heart of the city's old commercial district, this traditional market is a haven for gold enthusiasts. As soon as you step foot in the Gold Souk, you'll be captivated by the dazzling display of gold and precious stones.

With over 300 retailers, the Dubai Gold Souk offers a vast selection of gold jewellery, ranging from intricate necklaces and bracelets to stunning rings and earrings. The sheer variety alone is enough to entice anyone looking for the perfect gold piece.

While the prices in the Dubai Gold Souk may vary depe…

Is Buying Diamond Jewellery a Good Investment?

When it comes to investing our hard-earned money, we are always on the lookout for opportunities that promise good returns. One popular investment option that often comes to mind is diamond jewellery. Not only are diamonds prized for their beauty and rarity, but they are also believed to hold value that can appreciate over time. However, before you rush to buy that dazzling diamond ring or necklace, it's important to consider whether buying diamond jewellery is actually a good investment.

The Value of Diamonds

Diamonds have long been associated with luxury and wealth. They have a timeless appeal that transcends trends and fads. However, it's essential to understand that the value of diamonds is not solely determined by their physical characteristics, such as their cut, clarity, color, and carat weight. The diamond market is influenced by a range of factors, including supply and demand, economic conditions, and consumer preferences.

While natural diamonds a…

Is wearing silver wedding bands

Figure 1. Silver wedding rings Preparing for the wedding and wondered whether the wedding rings can be silver? Wondering if there are any omens against such rings? Doubtful about the choice of metal? Then this material is for you. History of the metal of wedding rings Engagement rings in our culture appeared relatively recently: the tradition came from the West and became ubiquitous only in the times of perestroika. If we go back to history, then on the territory of Russia in common use were wedding rings. And according to the Orthodox tradition, after the wedding the wife had a gold ring, and the husband - silver. If we talk about the period of Russia, the rings for marriage were exclusively silver: silver has been used since ancient times, but gold mining on the territory of our country has only a couple of centuries. It is worth noting that in some traditions and to this day are used exactly silver rings. For example, this metal is favored in Greece. You may find inform…

Engagement ring and wedding ring: what is the difference?

An engagement ring is a piece of jewelry that a girl receives from her lover on the day of engagement. By accepting the jewelry, she agrees to further marriage. Engagement ring - a ring that is put on the finger in the registry office on the day of marriage. What are the differences between these jewelry - we will tell you in our article. Differences between wedding and engagement rings The traditions that used to be around engagement and marriage are almost gone from modern life. However, their echoes can still be seen in jewelry fashion. Design. It is believed that an engagement ring can have any kind of design. The most common are "Tiffany" type rings - with one large towering diamond. Historically, this is due to the fact that the engagement ring had to be expensive: in this way the groom showed his wealth and ability to take care of the future family. Engagement rings are more often chosen in simpler shapes. At this stage, no proof of financial solvency was required,…

Who should buy engagement rings for the wedding

A wedding ring is not a simple piece of jewelry. It is a symbol of unity, of the fact that two lovers have become one family. Traditionally, the exchange of rings takes place during the solemn registration of marriage in the registry office. About what happens before this sacred moment, that is, who chooses and buys wedding rings to the bride and groom, we will tell you in our article. Buying an engagement ring: traditions Historically, the wedding ring was presented by the groom. So he "declared" his rights to supremacy in the family, and also emphasized his own solvency. For example, it is known that in ancient Russia, the groom had to make the ring himself, thus demonstrating that he is a master of all hands, and his wife will live in comfortable conditions by those standards. In Germany and a number of European countries since the late Middle Ages there was a rule of "two salaries": the groom presented a ring, whose value was equal to two of his salaries, so that the br…

Is it possible to increase the size of a ring made of gold or other metal

Fig 1. How to roll a gold ring

There are times when your favorite ring becomes small, your finger is cramped in it, or even impossible to put it on. You do not want to just look at the jewelry as a museum piece, so there is a legitimate question - is it possible to increase the ring by half a size, a size or even more?

Situations when you need to increase the size of the ring, arise quite often. Here are the most common of them.

The complexion has changed. Especially often this happens with age - rings that were bought in youth, become small. Swelling of the fingers. This problem is not always related to weight, swelling has various physiological causes. For example, heart disease, kidney disease. One of the most common is pregnancy. Looking at the future mother on the ring finger - and thinks, how now to put a wedding ring on it? You liked the smaller ring. The model was so good or the promotion in the store so favorable that you d…

Can you change wedding rings

Engagement rings are jewelry that are exchanged in the registry office during the solemnization of marriage. There is a huge number of omens around these jewelry. Among other things, there is a belief that you should not change rings during your life. Allegedly, they protect the marriage. Is it so? Reasons why spouses change rings for new ones Situations in which spouses decide to change rings, there are many. Here are the most popular ones. The size of the finger has increased. With the weight gain that most people experience as they age, the size of the ring changes as well. Wearing a piece of jewelry that squeezes your finger is not only uncomfortable, but also dangerous to your health. The second option is an increase in joint volume. That is, the ring sits properly on the finger, but it is difficult to remove it. Increase in the size of the joint can be due to both diseases and age-related changes in the body. One or both of your wedding rings are lost or stolen. So…

Engraving on wedding rings

Figure 1. Engraving on the inside of rings Many brides and grooms think about how to make their wedding rings unique. One popular option is engraving. A small inscription or design can dramatically change the look of a ring. Can engraving be done on wedding rings? Tradition favors smooth rings for a "smooth family life". However, many people neglect it: in fact, ordinary rings without inserts are chosen by fewer and fewer newlyweds. And even if the rings are used as wedding rings, the church in most cases allows small inserts of precious stones, as well as engravings. The main thing is that their content does not contradict the church canons. Please note! If you plan to engrave, choose rings with a simple design and sufficient width. Otherwise, there will be very little room for engraving. On what part of the ring is engraved Technologically, engraving can be applied to the outside and inside of the ring. On the rib - only if the jewelry is quite massive. Such models are ex…

6 options for what to do with your engagement ring after divorce

Unfortunately, more than half of marriages end in divorce. To be more precise, according to the data of 2019, the percentage of divorces from the number of concluded marriages in the Russian Federation reached 51%. If your union also suffered this fate - do not be upset. This happens often. And also often the question arises - and what to do with the wedding ring after divorce?

Options, what you can do with the wedding ring

First, let's consider rational approaches to jewelry. Unnecessary ring can be:

Continue to wear it. But move it from the right hand to the left. Similar to the way rings are worn by widows and widowers. Sell it. Take it to a pawn shop or thrift store and get a small financial bonus to the divorce proceedings. Return to the spouse, if he bought the rings. This is what those who do not want to owe anything to an ex-spouse do. If the ring was a family heirloom of the husband's family, then the return is mandatory, …

Types of clasp locks on earrings: pros and cons

When choosing earrings, first of all we pay attention to the design. But comfort when wearing earrings is no less important. Therefore, the type of lock is an important aspect. Some of them are ideal for constant wear, others - only for going out. What are the types of locks of earrings, their pros and cons will be considered in our article. Types of clasps on earrings There are many types of clasps on earrings. Here are the main ones. English lock Fig. 1. English lock One of the most popular earring clasp options is the English lock. Pros: Reliability. English lock is almost impossible to undo accidentally. Losing such earrings is quite difficult. Convenience. The English lock is comfortable even when worn around the clock. Design: suits most types of earrings. Minuses: Lack of adjustment. The distance for the earlobe cannot be adjusted. If the earlobe is wide, the earring will press and cause discomfort. French lock Fig. 2. French lock Another classic variant…