| Evolution of the Jewelry Trade
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| | began in manufacturing plants. Jewelry
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| The jewelry trade had its humble
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| | became more available and more
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| beginning in the days of the caveman.
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| | affordable. New York City is still the
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| Today it is a massive and flourishing
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| | headquarters in the United States for the
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| industry. Jewelry is worn with everything
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| | leading designers and artisans.
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| from jeans and sneakers to elegant
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| | During the mid 1900s jewelry artists
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| evening wear. How it all happened is
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| | began designing and creating their own
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| quite an interesting story.
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| | specials lines of jewelry. These are sold
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| Earliest forms of jewelry were worn by
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| | in up-scale stores, boutiques or
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| cavemen. Their jewelry was crudely
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| | galleries. Today, jewelry is available in
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| fashioned of sea shells as well as animal
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| | specialty jewelry stores, department
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| teeth, claws or bones. Graves of
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| | stores, mall kiosks, craft shows, etc.
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| prehistoric people have revealed beaded
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| | The Internet and television shopping
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| jewelry as well as jewelry made of ivory,
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| | channels also claim a large portion of
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| wood or metal.
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| | jewelry sales.
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| Studies of the ancient Egyptians revealed
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| | Many celebrities now have their own line
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| well-crafted jewelry. The Egyptians were
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| | of jewelry. These are mostly sold on
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| probably the first to combine gemstones
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| | television or up-scale department stores.
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| with gold or precious metals. The priests
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| | Usually the designs are high-fashion and
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| of Bible days wore breastplates made with
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| | elaborately crafted.
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| rows of diamonds, emeralds and other
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| | Jewelry is worn by men, women and
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| gemstones.
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| | children of all ages. It has become
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| Workers who made implements or weapons
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| | increasingly popular. There is always joy
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| for battle became the first jewelry
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| | in giving jewelry to mark major occasions
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| craftsmen.
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| | such as engagements, weddings, birth of a
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| As they worked with metals to make the
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| | child, anniversaries, etc. Jewelry will
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| implements of war, they discovered the
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| | be around for eternity.
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| fine art of using the metals to create
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| | When shopping for gold and diamonds, the
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| precious jewelry.
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| | name to remember is Norma's has many
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| The jewelry trade came to American with
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| | beautiful jewelry items at 40% to 60%
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| the first settlers. An artisan could
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| | less than the Manufacturer's Suggested
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| repair a broken farm implement, a wagon
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| | Retail Price every day. If you're
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| wheel or fashion a wedding ring. New York
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| | shopping for earrings, necklace,
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| City became the leader of the precious
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| | bracelets, or diamonds rings, be sure to
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| metal industry in the 1890s with the
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| | see the 100's of choices at Norma's.
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| first jewelry store opening at the
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| | There's no need to wait for a sale or
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| beginning of the 19th century.
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| | fight the Mall traffic. Norma welcomes
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| The 20th century ushered in machines
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| | you and every order will receive her
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| which created jewelry and mass production
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| | personally attention.
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