Invest Wisely in Highly Valuable Museum Jewelry

Museum jewelry is considered as a great way of investing money. The jewelry belonging to different cultures and periods from history is not visually appealing, but can also help you earn more than desired in the time of emergency.

One can purchase historical jewelry prepared from silver, gold, diamonds and a number of precious stones. From earrings to rings and necklaces, a huge variety of antique jewelry designs can be purchased from reliable antique stores. For this, it is important that you are able to get certified museum jewelry from an authorized dealer.

You can wear jewelry that once belonged to royal families of various civilizations. And when you want to sell it, you can expect the price more than that invested by you. Whenever you wish to sell your antique jewelry pieces, make sure that you deal with an expert in antique jewelry designs.

Improve Your Personality through Antique Jewelry

So you want to give some color to your personality and shine in a crowd? Well there are several methods to achieve that objective, but if you want to draw some gasps of intrigue and fascination as well then wearing antique jewelry is a good start. The Viking jewelry for instance commands instant attentionof anyone who even glances at it. From antique pendants to antique earrings, there are too many shiny elements to create the right impression in a crowded event.

So how can something like Viking jewelry or any other Museum jewelry for that matter improve your persona? For starters you will definitely look neat with something that has traces of the culture of a bygone era. And then, cute little numbers like antique pendants, which had been worn by some race that draws the awe of history lovers, cannot just fail to render an exotic appearance to your entire being.

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Dear Customer

Below you find the third chapter of our article about the European history of jewellery and style in the last 3000 years.

Viking Jewellery

Viking Rock Crystal Pendant
Before US$ 91,92 Now US$ 64

You´ll find our article about "European jewellery and style in the late middle age" at the bottom of this newsletter:

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Viking Jewellery

Viking Rock Crystal Earrings

Before US$ 93,71 Now US$ 65,52

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Egyptian Jewellery
Pre Dynastic Figure

Before US$169,90 Now US$ 118,86

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European jewellery and style in the late middle age

European jewellery and style in the late middle age
European jewellery and style in the late middle age

The Middle Ages is a term that covers the time between the classical Greek-Roman world and the Renaissance, about 400 AD to 1500 AD, which is the time from the fall of the West Roman Empire to the rediscovery of the classical knowledge in the 15th century. In North Europe the Middle Age are thought to be starting with the end of the Viking Age about 1000 AD. The early Middle Ages, from 800 AD, when Charlemagne was crowned emperor of the West, to about 1200, saw the gradual emergence of a distinct European culture after the confusion of the so-called Dark Ages. From 1000 - 1200 a relative political and economical stability had been achieved. But still the jewellery design echoed those of the Byzantium. The pictures below visualize the difference between the closed, heavy, protective and monopolized city of the Northern Europe and the open, rich, elegant and affluent Byzantine culture in early The Middle Ages.

Read about the "European jewellery and style in the late middle age" here

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Be Trendy with Viking Jewelry

The history of countries like Norway, Sweden and Denmark are dotted with the incidence of Viking warriors. This brave race of warriors is also known for being finicky about their looks and appearances, a fact that is manifested in the trademark Viking jewelry. Now, with retro being trendy, the antique pendants, bracelets, earrings are once again catching the fancy of fashion aficionados.

Let us learn a few things about Viking Jewelry:

- Original jewelry comes in three basic designs- Mother Nature, Thor’s Hammer and Cross. All the antique pendants, earrings, bracelets of this era have this basic design coupled with different embellishments.

- Granulation of metal is another area of expertise with Vikings and their jewelry bear testimony to it.

- Gold and silver motifs are also a recurring theme in Viking Jewelry. In fact, their swords are heavily embellished with such motifs.

People can easily get reproduction as well as authentic pieces of this era through different online stores.

The Cultural Impacts of Antique Jewelry

Antique jewelry endows their wearers with a distinct grace. The same uniqueness reasons their global popularity. Their value is not limited just to the embellishments. It is more about the antiquity and the representation of the era to which they belong. The museum jewelry occupies a place of pride in modern times, since they depict the signs of cultural influences of their respective ages.

Just like clothes, the cultural impact of antique jewelry is undeniable. During the era of abundance, jewelry easily used to became ostentatious exuding the sense of wealth and prosperity. However, during era of intellectualism and simplicity, jewelry, as easily, turned the minimalistic way, highlighting the spirit of austerity and frugality. Museum jewelry, however, is never short on sophistication and style. The themes used in jewelry act as great source of understanding and interpreting the beliefs and ideas of the bygone era.