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Yellow is the new color added on glittering stones, with the introduction of all new Diamond Rings collection. Glittering stones is continuing to add more Gemstones to its collection and Diamond is the newest collection. Citrine first became popular in late 1700′s when it was open that beautiful yellow shade can be achieved by heating Citrine to a required temperature. Since then Citrine Jewelry, particularly in the form of Citrine Rings and Citrine Engagement Rings have been increasingly popular.

Following this popularity tendency, Glittering stones have launched the new Citrine Rings collection which showcases all kinds of Diamond Jewelry, with emphasis on Rings. Customers visiting the Citrine collection would find a single showcase of engagement rings made with Diamond in many styles. Most of the Diamond engagement rings feature white diamonds also, and they are made with either white gold or yellow gold. Customers looking for cocktail rings would also find a unique collection of Diamond Rings which focuses the beautiful yellow gemstone at very affordable prices, starting from only $149 onwards.

A hidden pearl in the world of fashion diamond jewelry designers is Glittering stones. The pearls are the crucial point of glittering stones pieces, but they are carefully decorated with 18k yellow, white or rose gold and diamonds. Glittering stones jewelry has even glistened down the red mat for several award shows…

Although glittering stones jewelry has unified elements of boho-chic style, the brand maintains its elegance and is relatable to women with various fashion preferences. The Pastel collection mirrors the bad romantic with a love for soft pinks and oranges set in gold metals. The Rainbow collection is for the complicated, yet fiery woman, unafraid to make bold statements while all eyes are on her. If those do not sound like you, maybe you are fit for gem stones one of a Kind collection for anyone who loves discovering nature’s rarities, and appreciates the intricacies of artistic jewelry design. My personal favorite is the Golden Brown collection that features warm, earth-toned shades of salt-water pearls, which emphasize the radiance of the neutral hues.

Glittering stones is sell at many jewelry stores across the United States and Europe, as well as select Neiman Marcus department stores.

Tata Motors’ Nano may not be set the small car market on fire but there is no question that there is a lot of glitter.

The company has just unveiled the Gold plus Nano, a one off showpiece product that sees the car covered with 80kg of 22 carat gold, 15kg of sliver and 10,000 semi precious stones and precious stones.

This is indeed not the “people’s car” that Tata Motors had announced with much big deal a couple of years ago, but the Gold plus is certain to catch everyone’s eyes.

The car was revealed at Tata Theatre in Mumbai by Ratan Tata, chairman of Tata Group.
Today, gold is priced at Rs 28,147 per 10 grams and with over 80 kg of the yellow metal used to decorate the Nano, it is precious.

The gold only would be worth $4.68 million.

Gold plus is a Tata owned jewellery chain that was accountable for this gold enclosed Nano. The car was crafted to celebrate 5,000 years of jewellery making in India.

This car will be on exhibit at some of the company’s showrooms for the next six months wherever viewers can get a look at this show of opulence. But no test drives, please.

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A good part of the precious jewels in the Sree Padmanabha Swamy temple’s store of wealth had been stolen and some were gravely damaged.

This surprising revelation was made in the story of the advocate commissioners, deputed by the Thiruvananthapuram principal sub judge in 2008 to open the underground chambers of the temple and take out pooja utensils for the yearly Alpasi festival.

The commissioners, who opened two chambers, namely the Vyasarcone Kallara and Nithyadi Ara, found that 14 green colored stones of the thankakkuda, a golden umbrella with hanging tassels made of gold and green stones, were not working. Some of the clothes were missing. There were cracks in the umbrella, also.

Also, 44 golden hooks of vellippidyswarnakkuda, the golden umbrella with silver handle, were set up missing.

Instead these were replaced by hooks prepared of other metals.

The mulapalika with complicated designs and carvings had also developed cracks.

Two of the four silver bells of the kumbheeyam were also missing.

The commissioners suggested that the 11 gold articles stored inside the nila anki koottam, a big wooden box, should be weighed and numbered.

They also wanted the chaturbahi anki, a golden model of the deity used for processions, to be weighed for safety reasons.

The report states that the palace delegate and their lawyer had strongly conflicting a move to take the sample weight of one item in every category.

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World famous De Beers Diamonds has announced that sustained retail demand from India and China and stronger than expected demand in the US have resulted in a record first half sales for irregular diamonds.

According to De Beers, sales of rough diamonds throughout the first half of 2011 enlarged 33 percent, year over year, to US$3.5 billion (AUD$31.68 billion). The company has established record sales figures for the first half of the year.

“Sales during the period have been outstanding, driven mostly by continual growth in the Middle East, Indian and Asian sell markets and their force on rough price growth,” De Beers said in a report.

The mining giant, which claims to manufacture more than a third of the world’s rough diamonds, also reported proof EBITDA of almost US$1.2 billion (AUD$1.089 billion) a 55 per cent increase over the first the first half of 2010, sparkly the impact of “excellent” price growth during the period ended June 30.

It predicts nonstop require for the remainder of 2011.

“Sales throughout the period have been exceptional, driven mainly by constant growth in the Middle East, Indian and Asian retail markets and their impact on rough price growth,” De Beers said in a statement.

De Beers also commented that in spite of the ongoing turmoil with the worldwide economy, it was encouraged by the continued strong growth in price and demand during the first six months of 2011.

“De Beers is confident that the exceptional growth in retail markets in India and Asia will continue to drive order for diamonds.”

According to Lonn Miller from Miller Diamonds, order for diamonds in Australia has steadily increased since the start of the year and he says, “there are severe shortages in the market” as a result of this increased demand.

The next thing the market has to observe then is the fluctuations in the Australian dollar.

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