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Engagement Rings from here to Eternity
by John Lewis
Although diamonds were discovered in India at the beginning of the ninth century, it wasn't until 1500 onwards that brides to be would be wearing something a little bit more special and even then, diamonds would be very much for the wealthy and for royalty.
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Diamond Rings are true to the Heart
by John Lewis
Some of the worlds largest and most valuable diamonds are in the Tower of London in the British Crown Jewels.
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Celtic Wedding Rings and tying the Knot
by John Lewis
Although the ancient Celts flourished across Europe, it is in Ireland where their traditions have been most preserved.
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The Age of Titanium
by John Lewis
Why is Titanium so well suited to our technological age and why has it found favour in the manufacture of jewelry?
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All You Ever Wanted To Know About Earrings But Were Afraid to Ask
by John Lewis
In the 2nd century during the Roman Empire, earrings became a popular way for rich women to show off their wealth and the use of precious gemstones in the jewellery also became more popular.
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