The history of real oriental necklaces and oriental necklaces

If you're looking for real Asian or Oriental style necklaces online, or if you're interested in learning more about these products, you can find thousands of websites. These oriental necklaces, such as carnelian, glazed, crystal, jade and pearl, can be purchased online for any other product. If you are looking for a high quality product, check out the website below to see what happens. I haven't heard anything except the praise of these sites, so they can trust!

- OrientalJadeJewelry - Know the name, this site specializes in jade jewelry and necklaces. Very honest price!

- AsianPearlsNet - This site has products such as lavender jade, black pearls, turquoise and coral.

I can't find too many websites, there are many choices of carnelian or color, so here are some very nice options.

Carnelian -
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  WorldPeaceJewelry
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  ChinaVoc
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  Gemstone

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  PurpleCultureNet
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  AncientMoods
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  ToPearl

Topearl is a very good website, please check it out. They sell in large quantities, so I won't buy anything soon! However, the process is still the appearance. I can even try to find some of the items listed on this website on other websites because I like them very much! In addition, if you search for more information about Eastern, Asian or Chinese culture, there are other websites for you to check out, but I always want to recommend Wikipedia because this website is a "knowledge book". You can find anything you want to know on this website!

For example, do you know that the first people who started making jewelry were Chinese people 5,000 years ago? ! ? This is a little gimmick I found on the wiki, it is very interesting for Jade Jewelry:

"The fact that Chinese jewelry design is very religious and contains Buddhist symbols still exists today.

Chinese use silver more in jewelry than gold, and decorate blue with their favorite colors. Blue kingfisher feathers were tied to early Chinese jewellery, and later blue gems and glass were incorporated into the design. However, Chinese people prefer jade instead of any other stone. They used diamonds to shape it. Chinese people admire jade because it gives it the hardness, durability and aesthetics of jade. The first batch of jade is very simple, but as time goes on, more complex designs are constantly evolving. The jade ring from the 4th century to the 7th century BC shows evidence that composite milling machines have been used; centuries before the first mention of such equipment in the West. "

This is really interesting for me, because almost all the Oriental websites you have visited have items for sale. They have a product that involves jade of different colors, such as green red and purple. But I never knew why! You can also check out this website called All About Gem Stones and search for Jewelry_History_Asiatic.

knowledge is power!

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