New Edition of Popular "Gemstone Beads Index" from Rings & Things
Spokane, WA, April 25, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Rings & Things Wholesale has published the newest edition of its popular “Gemstone Beads Index.” With updated information, new entries and even more photographs for gemstone identification, this revised edition is an invaluable resource for jewelry makers.
From geology to metaphysics, this guide gives insight into the origins and uses of more than 275 gemstones. Most entries include:
- Origin of the stone's name
- "Also known as" (a.k.a.) names
- Chemical composition
- Where the stone is found
- Honest details about industry practices, enhancements and synthetics, when applicable
- Metaphysical properties
- History and fun trivia facts
- Care recommendations
A printed Gemstone Beads Index, stock #68-100-01, can be ordered for $12. Around 70 pages in length, this book makes a fine addition to arts guild / bead society libraries, as well as a good read. It can also be displayed with gemstone creations at the point of sale, giving customers instant information about stones that interest them. This book is designed to help jewelers keep their sources confidential: the cover pages are removable, and Rings & Things’ name is not mentioned on the information pages.
The Gemstone Beads Index is also viewable free of charge online at http://www.rings-things.com/gemstone/index.html. Readers are advised to check back often, as Rings & Things will continue to pass along new information as it becomes available. An easy way to keep up on these updates is to subscribe to the RSS feed from that web page.
Rings & Things’ findings and beads catalog, plus separate charms catalog, are available for $5 (US; free with any order). For help and information, Rings & Things Wholesale is available 24 hours a day at http://www.rings-things.com, or by phone at (800) 366-2156.
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From geology to metaphysics, this guide gives insight into the origins and uses of more than 275 gemstones. Most entries include:
- Origin of the stone's name
- "Also known as" (a.k.a.) names
- Chemical composition
- Where the stone is found
- Honest details about industry practices, enhancements and synthetics, when applicable
- Metaphysical properties
- History and fun trivia facts
- Care recommendations
A printed Gemstone Beads Index, stock #68-100-01, can be ordered for $12. Around 70 pages in length, this book makes a fine addition to arts guild / bead society libraries, as well as a good read. It can also be displayed with gemstone creations at the point of sale, giving customers instant information about stones that interest them. This book is designed to help jewelers keep their sources confidential: the cover pages are removable, and Rings & Things’ name is not mentioned on the information pages.
The Gemstone Beads Index is also viewable free of charge online at http://www.rings-things.com/gemstone/index.html. Readers are advised to check back often, as Rings & Things will continue to pass along new information as it becomes available. An easy way to keep up on these updates is to subscribe to the RSS feed from that web page.
Rings & Things’ findings and beads catalog, plus separate charms catalog, are available for $5 (US; free with any order). For help and information, Rings & Things Wholesale is available 24 hours a day at http://www.rings-things.com, or by phone at (800) 366-2156.
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Contact
Rings & Things Wholesale
Dave Robertson
(800) 366-2156
www.rings-things.com
Fax (509) 838-2602
Contact
Dave Robertson
(800) 366-2156
www.rings-things.com
Fax (509) 838-2602
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