Jewellery is the oldest form of adornment,100,000 year old beads made from Narssarius shells are the oldest form of jewellery ever found. The first pieces of jewellery were made from natural materials such as bone,shells,animal tusks or teeth,wood and carved stone. Jewellery was usually made for people of high standing in the tribe or community, to show their importance. Many items of jewellery such as brooches or buckles have origins as practicle items-eg pinning clothes or fabric together.
I have included a link to a blog article that gives a brief history of jewelry:
history of finlay fine jewelry
How did jewerlly start?
Philip Morton has written: 'Contemporary jewelry' -- subject(s): History, Jewelry, Jewelry making
What is kimberly jewelry. AKA Kimberly 10k Need history if anyone has any.Thanks....
Greece or Rome was the first to make cameo jewelry. It is unknown exactly when the first cameo jewelry was made. Cameo jewelry used to be carved from rock. Later, the jewelry would be made from shells.
Carla Ginelli Brunialti has written: 'A tribute to America' -- subject(s): Costume jewelry, Catalogs, History 'American costume jewelry, 1935-1950' -- subject(s): Costume jewelry, History
I only know a little about the history of topaz...it was used in ancient civilazations for jewelry.
There are several websites with online jewelry auctions. Jewelry Room has a long history and an A+ rating from the BBB. Other websites are Bidz, Ubid, and Property Room.
Milor jewelry is renowned for its Italian craftsmanship, particularly in gold jewelry. The Milor Group, founded in Valenza, Italy in the 1970s, has built a reputation for its high-quality and classic designs, making it a recognized name in the global jewelry industry.
Peter Schneirla has written: 'Tiffany, 150 years of gems and jewelry' -- subject(s): Catalogs, History, Jewelry, Tiffany and Company
Henri Schindler has written: 'Jewelry of the Golden Age' -- subject(s): Decorative arts, Jewelry, Carnival, History 'Mardi Gras Treasures' -- subject(s): Invitation cards, Catalogs, Design, Carnival, History