More Information about Jewellery
There’s been evidence to suggest jewellery has been an important aspect of culture right from the very first humans, around 100,000 years ago. Back then, our ancestors used bone, wood, feathers, animal skin and semi-precious stones, such as obsidian, to create eye catching pieces which were used to signify status, wealth, social class and power. That last part is still true today - though the materials differ somewhat. Ever since expert artisans first discovered metallurgic methods and gem processing, the most sought after jewellery has been made using metals and stones such as gold, silver and diamonds. These days jewellery is big business, with many people opting for attractive and expensive pieces as the gift of choice for birthdays, Christmas and other big occasions. And, of course, jewellery can symbolise love and affection, and, as such, is used to mark specific romantic occasions especially for weddings, anniversaries and Valentine’s Day.
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How to Redeem a Voucher Code
Did you know you even use our vouchers to save money on a fantastic range of high end items from well-known jewellers? Well you do now! The fact is, promo codes are the fast and fuss free way to enjoy incredible savings. And the best thing about them is they're completely free to use. So what are you waiting for? Check out the listings above and, once you've selected a promotion from the listings, simply follow these quick and easy steps:
Click ‘Get Voucher Code’ to reveal your code. When it pops up, highlight and copy it. See the green button next to it? Give that a click and you'll be taken to the retailer website. When you get there, just shop as you normally would, adding your desired products to your basket. When you've reviewed the items in your shopping cart, look out for a promo codes box. When you spot it, pop in your code using paste, apply it, as specified, and complete the transaction. That’s it!
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FAQs
What does carat meant?
Pure gold is too heavy and soft to be used in jewellery making. So gold is mixed with base metals such as zinc and copper, to form a stronger, more durable alloy. A carat is basically a measurement to ascertain the purity of the gold in your jewellery. 24 carat gold is 100% pure, whilst 22 carat pieces contain 91.6% gold, and 18 carat means the gold purity level is at 75%. This goes down to 6 carat, containing 25% gold.