At Fremeau Jewelers, you have a tradition of selling jewelry
that dates back into the eighteenth century. We carry this tradition into the
twentieth century by carrying an extensive collection of gold jewelry. We will
help you find the perfect Christmas gift whether you need a diamond engagement
ring or you want to design handmade
jewelry. Our excellent master jewelers will help you with all your jewelry
needs. Stop by today to see our extensive selection of diamonds.
Engagement rings customarily suggest that the person wearing it is in love with and dedicated to the one who offered the ring or in other words ‘taken’. Engagement rings date back to the earliest Egyptians who thought that it should be worn on the ring finger, where it is still worn today. This is because through that finger runs a vein that flows the blood straight to the heart while the Romans used to make the engagement ring out of steel to symbolize strength and eternity.
Diamonds are the most durable of the gemstones and that is why they are marked as lasting for eternity and they are also known as the girl’s best friend. What made them the formal engagement ring gemstone not a soul really knows. The fact remains that diamond encourages purity and eternity through its translucent sparkle and might, which provides more then enough reason to tie it to the bond of love and commitment that is the essence of any couple that are getting engaged.
Before purchasing any unique jewelry, especially a diamond engagement ring there are a few characteristics about diamonds that will help you make the right choice if you are aware of them at the time of purchase. Diamonds are graded by color, clarity, cut and carat also known as the four C’s; these four aspects of a diamond will have a determining factor in the value of said diamond.
Captivating and lustrous, diamonds are a stunning statement of eminence. Prized as works of art, Diamonds are hand chosen for unique attributes of cut and color, revealing qualities of light and life.
Stop by Fremeaus, http://www.Fremeaus.com, and our stunning jewelry will help you find that Christmas gift that speaks to you. You will not go wrong with handmade jewelry for special gift this holiday season. We are located at78
Church Street , Burlington VT 05401
This article first appeared on AP Jewelry Blog.
Engagement rings customarily suggest that the person wearing it is in love with and dedicated to the one who offered the ring or in other words ‘taken’. Engagement rings date back to the earliest Egyptians who thought that it should be worn on the ring finger, where it is still worn today. This is because through that finger runs a vein that flows the blood straight to the heart while the Romans used to make the engagement ring out of steel to symbolize strength and eternity.
Diamonds are the most durable of the gemstones and that is why they are marked as lasting for eternity and they are also known as the girl’s best friend. What made them the formal engagement ring gemstone not a soul really knows. The fact remains that diamond encourages purity and eternity through its translucent sparkle and might, which provides more then enough reason to tie it to the bond of love and commitment that is the essence of any couple that are getting engaged.
Before purchasing any unique jewelry, especially a diamond engagement ring there are a few characteristics about diamonds that will help you make the right choice if you are aware of them at the time of purchase. Diamonds are graded by color, clarity, cut and carat also known as the four C’s; these four aspects of a diamond will have a determining factor in the value of said diamond.
Captivating and lustrous, diamonds are a stunning statement of eminence. Prized as works of art, Diamonds are hand chosen for unique attributes of cut and color, revealing qualities of light and life.
Stop by Fremeaus, http://www.Fremeaus.com, and our stunning jewelry will help you find that Christmas gift that speaks to you. You will not go wrong with handmade jewelry for special gift this holiday season. We are located at
This article first appeared on AP Jewelry Blog.
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