Anniversary Gift Ideas

I got tired window shopping and walking around the mall. I wanted to sit down because I can feel a headache coming. Then I spotted some couches lining up the hallway. Many people are also heading there, just like me. I closed my eyes after sitting down. Tuning out everything and everyone around me is another option. Deep breathing was another alternative. I wanted to curd the headache that I felt was coming. Eating something was what I needed to do also. I opened my eyes. I had all the intention of finding a good place to eat at. Then I notice a jewelry store with a sale sign. I had to get a closer look. There were a lot of unusual engagement rings UK put on sale.

I'm going to tell my niece about this store, I told myself. But I drifted right off to sleep when I got home. I forgot to tell my niece about my find. A couple of weeks after that, my niece invited me to the mall. She wanted me to go to the mall with her. I readily agreed. That was then I remembered telling her about the sale at the jewellery shop. When we went inside the store, we found out that not only the rings but all the items inside were included for discounts because the store is celebrating its anniversary for a month.

I wanted to check out engagement rings that were unusual in design. My eyes went directly to a stunning ring. I asked the lady to let me hold the ring. She got it from the display cabinet and handed it to me. I asked my niece to take particular notice at the coloured stone in the middle. It looked like a champagne-colored diamond or sapphire. But the shop assistant confirmed that it was a sapphire. There are diamonds encompassing the center stone. There is also a diamond on each shoulder of the ring. There were diamonds aligned at the band too. Mokume gane is inlaid at the band of the ring, giving it its allure.

I asked what mokume gane is so the lady asked her supervisor to respond to our query. He said mokume gane was a Japanese technique engineered centuries ago. Metals are layered producing beautiful patterns. The Japanese used this process on their katanas or sword blades. It was later used on jewelry when sword-making was in decline. We thanked him for the specifics.

I was so intrigued by mokume gane that I got my tab and searched for it. What the supervisor said was correct. I also found out that combining platinum, sterling silver, and 14 karat white gold with palladium can result in combination of light gray, medium gray, and white. The combination of 18 karat yellow gold, 14 karat white gold, and sterling silver will result in yellow and medium gray mix. The white and gray combination are the result of layering 14 karat white gold with palladium and sterling. There are still many combinations to choose from. I asked for the store's phone number and the supervisor gave it me. He said contact us to reserve the rings we like.