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Archive for September, 2009

Diamonds are a beauty with brilliance and sturdiness. They are the hardest stone on the whole of earth. People are sunk in the sea of goodness that diamonds provides and forget to care about the stone. During summers diamonds are most susceptible to damage. It is wide to take acre of them to keep them sparkling as ever throughout tour lives and forever. Here are a few indigenous tips and suggestions that if followed will keep your diamonds smiling at you. They can harm the stone. Chlorine harms the mounting. Sal water has erosive nature that can scrap off the surface of a diamond and make it less effervescent and radiant. If you are about to take a dip in the ocean or a chlorinated pool then make sure you have removed your diamond jewelry.

Grease of any type is a foe to your diamonds. Sunscreens, lotions and other such type of materials can serve to be dangerous to your diamonds. They make the gem stone lifeless. During summer it is advisable to keep your diamonds grease free. Apart from natural oils that secrete from your body these greases serve to be more dangerous. A warm water dip can make wonders in keeping your diamond earrings and jewelry grease free and sparkling forever. When you go for hiking, camping and rock climbing, try to keep your diamond earrings and other diamond jewelries safely in a box.

Engineered to the nth degree, the Omega watch brand is a staple on many a well-to-do man’s dresser; tucked safely away inside its luxurious velvet box, ensuring that this extremely fine timepiece will be free from dust and scratches when not eloquently strapped to its owner’s wrist. Now let’s take a brief but intriguing look at the history behind these luxurious watches long before they signed Hollywood A-list stars Nicole Kidman and George Clooney, as well as tennis superstar Maria Sharapova, to become their celebrity endorsers.

The birth of the Omega watch brand actually took place in 1894, more than a decade after the renaming of the company to Bienne. Louis and Cesar Brandt introduced, for the first time, the brand “Omega” to the Swiss public. Over time, the Omega watch has come to be one of Switzerland’s biggest and most luxurious exports. The Omega watch name actually came from one of the two Brandt brother’s watch movement calibers. This resulted in four individuals taking control of the Omega watch company. One of the individuals was Paul Brandt, who not only inherited the Brandt family name but their entrepreneurial instincts as well.