Adin goes green!

Adin goes green!
(driven by its environmental conciousness, Adin is setting the trend again)

(Click the picture to see all our green antique jewelry)

As the eloquent experts would say:

"With the presence of green being ubiquitous in The Garden of Adin and dedicated to finding solutions for the Garden's sustainability, the Gardener won a key endorsement for his proposal to focus on green sales."

But it boils down to the fact that we just would like you to take a look and be greenish and environmentally bedazzled. Go green and let your friends turn green of jealousy on the beautiful green antique jewelry you can find with us!

(No need to consider the environment before printing this blog because we used a green font.)

Antiqualy yours,
The Adin team
www.adin.be

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF TURQUOISE AND ITS USE IN JEWELLERY MAKING.

Turquoise is a beautiful stone and is steeped in legends and mystery.
The history and the legends of "Turquoise" goes back in time more than 6000 years. Archaeological and legendary indications go beyond the Christian period of 400bc. The beautiful natural Turquoise stone was discovered in tombs of ancient Egypt, especially the famous four bracelets of the great Queen Zar were found on her mummified arm.

These stones in these Turquoise bracelets date back to the time of the second rule of the first dynasty of Egypt, sometime during 5500 BC Both Aristotle and Pliny mention the stone Turquoise in there writings. Marco Polo has also written about Turquoise as well. Turquoise has always been regarded as the cornerstone of life.

It also has a long history of over 1,000 years with the Native Americans who made extensive use of Turquoise in the safety and therapeutic measures. Turquoise was used in religious rituals, art, conducting business, a treaty of consultations, and jewellery. The use of Turquoise as a therapeutic stone is well known, it ha been used for people who suffered from headaches and eye problems and also used in curing fevers and headaches.

From: www.articlealley.com

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