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Posted on: 10 July 2017

Meditation has the amazing power to reduce stress levels, improve your concentration, elevate your mood, and slow the aging process. But developing a practice of regular meditation is just the beginning. Once you are meditating on a regular schedule, you may start to look deeper, searching for ways to improve the quality of your meditation and guide it in new directions. There are many possible ways to enhance your meditation practice, but here is a look at three that are easy to implement. [Read More]

Posted on: 27 March 2017

Are you planning on proposing to a special person who you want to send the rest of your life with? If so, you likely are trying to figure out where you should shop for rings. Custom-designed rings are a good option for engagement rings. You can include awesome features such as engraving. The following are a few reasons a custom-designed engagement ring could be a good fit for your planned proposal. [Read More]

Posted on: 29 August 2016

There are several trends in engagement rings for 2016 including interest in various cuts of stones, settings with multiple stones, and various gemstones or colored diamonds in place of white diamonds. However, one of the most popular trends is a drastic increase in pear-shaped stones. Pear-shaped stones have often been thought of as old-fashioned, especially pear-shaped settings with small stones set around s single larger stone. However, recently the pear-shaped stone has made a comeback, and there are several awesome features you should know about it. [Read More]

Posted on: 28 July 2015

Do you love costume jewelry, but feel as though it's not worth buying because it generally doesn't hold its value? If so, you could be making a mistake. Some costume jewelry is highly valuable and can bring you great returns, as long as you know how to shop wisely for it. Read on for three tips for scoring valuable costume jewelry. Don't Judge Value By Material Choices Some of the most prized pieces of vintage costume jewelry today were created with an inexpensive plastic material that was accidentally produced by Leo Baekeland in the early 1900s. [Read More]