Category: Jewelry Kiwi

Jeulia Jewelry Kiwi

Jewelry Kiwi encompasses a wide range of information related to various aspects of jewelry;

understanding different types of metals and gemstones; such as gold, silver, pearl, gemstone, diamond and so on;

recognizing jewelry styles and designs;

knowing about jewelry making techniques;

being aware of jewelry care and maintenance practices;

understanding the historical and cultural significance of jewelry throughout different time periods and civilizations.

Combining our products, Jeulia will provide you with a more detailed explanation of jewelry kiwi knowledge, which will facilitate your better understanding. Let you better understand the charm, brilliance, and meaning that jewelry brings to our daily life.

Jewelry is a high-end art piece, whose value lies not only in its sparkling appearance and exquisite craftsmanship, but also in the professional knowledge and cultural connotations contained behind it. There are various types of jewelry, including diamonds, jadeite, pearls, rubies and sapphires, each with its unique characteristics and value.

How Many Valentine’s Days are There in a Year?

June 18, 2024 BonnieLeave a comment

For couples, Valentine’s Day is an indispensable romantic date, and for singles, it is also a day worth celebrating. The significance of festivals is to remind everyone not to forget to love and be loved, having a sense of ceremony is what life is all about. How many Valentine’s Days are there in a year? What Valentine’s Day is on the 14th of each month?

1. January 14th-Diary Valentine’s Day

On January 14th every year, couples will give each other a diary that can record their entire year of love, symbolizing that they will walk hand in hand for the next year and leave more beautiful memories.

2. February 14th Western Valentine’s Day

One of the traditional festivals in Western countries, originating from Christianity. This is a festival about love, romance, flowers, chocolate, and greeting cards. On this day, men and women exchange gifts to express love or friendship.

3. March 14th White Valentine’s Day

The continuation of Western Valentine’s Day originated in Rome in the third century and was the earliest Valentine’s Day accepted and promoted in Japan.

4. April 14th Black Valentine’s Day

A festival belonging to the “single aristocrats”.

5. May 14th Rose Valentine’s Day

May is the season of roses, with a pleasant climate suitable for outings. Therefore, many couples choose to take outdoor outings on this day, which is also beneficial for enhancing their relationship.

6. June 14th Kissing Valentine’s Day

On this day, couples no longer need to be shy and can freely express their love for each other by kissing.

7. July 14th Silver Valentine’s Day

Silver Valentine’s Day is a great day to bring your significant other home to meet your parents or introduce them to other elders. It is also a day for couples to exchange silver gifts and decorations.

8. Green Valentine’s Day on August 14th

On a hot and unbearable summer afternoon, you can embark on a cool and fresh forest journey with your significant other, fully enjoy outdoor nature, and spend a healthy and happy day.

9. September 14th Music Valentine’s Day

This day is a day for hosting large-scale social events, singing and dancing, suitable for introducing one’s lover to friends and colleagues; Single people can take this opportunity to meet true love. Many couples like to take photos together on this day, so September 14th is also known as “Photo Valentine’s Day”.

10. October 14th Wine Valentine’s Day

Lovers drink grape wine together, celebrate the poetic autumn, and then talk about each other’s plans for the future and common goals.

11. November 14th Movie Valentine’s Day

Couples can watch two movies in a row on this day. First, watch a tense and thrilling suspense movie to relieve stress, and then experience warmth in a touching love movie.

12. Embrace Valentine’s Day on December 14th

The meaning is to embrace you through the cold winter. On this day, you can hold your lover for as long as you want, and warm hugs can make the cold winter particularly warm.

Network Valentine’s Day -2

520 and 521 are Valentine’s Day developed online, and because the homophones of 520 and 521 are “I love you”, May 20th has gradually become a holiday celebrated by couples, also known as Bai Bai Day and Jiao Jiao Day.

Jeulia provides you many customized gifts for your Valentine’s days celebration, you can choose some for your boyfriend and girlfriend.

Life requires surprises and gifts, so does your Valentine’s days.

What is Green Valentine’s Day?

June 14, 2024 BonnieLeave a comment

Green Valentine’s Day is a holiday with the theme of environmental protection, sustainable development, and protecting the earth, aimed at promoting people to celebrate love while protecting the environment.
The story of Green Valentine’s Day is a beautiful legend about love and environmental protection.
A long time ago, there was a girl named Erin who loved nature deeply and was passionate about protecting the environment. She often goes to the beach to pick up garbage and plant trees, striving to make the world more beautiful and clean.
One day, Eileen met a young man named Adam. Adam is also an environmental enthusiast who has been concerned about nature conservation since childhood and is committed to promoting sustainable development.
When Eileen and Adam met, they were attracted to each other’s passion and shared values. They participate in environmental activities together, share knowledge and experience.
Their love is like a seedling, thriving in environmentally friendly soil. They decided to combine their love with environmental concepts to create a better world. So they proposed a brand new holiday – Green Valentine’s Day.
The ways to celebrate Green Valentine’s Day include participating in environmental activities, promoting sustainable lifestyles, and donating or volunteering to environmental organizations.
The purpose of this festival is to enhance people’s awareness of environmental protection and inspire them to take responsibility for the earth.
After the spread of Green Valentine’s Day, more and more people have joined the environmental movement, becoming a special day to celebrate love and environmental protection on a global scale.
They proved through their actions that love and environmental protection can coexist and create a more beautiful and sustainable world together.
This Valentine’s Day not only expresses the love between men and women, but also the love for the earth and nature, with greater significance.

On a hot and unbearable summer afternoon, you can embark on a cool and fresh forest journey with your significant other, fully enjoy outdoor nature, and spend a healthy and happy day.

Choose some Give back to Nature jewelry(Animal Jewelry ) for your girlfriend and boyfriends with unique design.

What is Meaning of Hamsa Hand?

June 12, 2024 BonnieLeave a comment

Hamsa hand, also known as “Fatima’s hand” or “Lucky hand”, is called “The Hamasa Hand” in Arabic and “Hamesh Hand” in Hebrew.
In Arab culture, the meaning of this pattern is “Hand of Fatima”. Fatima is the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad, who is the legendary moon goddess in Arab mythology. It is said that her hands can heal all diseases of believers. So Hand of Fatima is a symbol of blessings for peace and health in Arab culture. Arabs like to make gold and silver jewelry in this shape to wear as their talisman.

Now the hamsa hand is widely used in the jewelry design, such as Hamsa ring, hamsa hand earrings, necklace and so on.

The color of hamsa hand

Jeulia "Hamsa and Evil Eye" Asymmetric Sterling Silver Stud Earrings — Jeulia “Hamsa and Evil Eye” Asymmetric Sterling Silver Stud Earrings

Green hamsa hand: green is for growth, hope and happiness;

Blue hamsa hand: green stands for silence, contentment and safety；

Red hamsa hand: red is for passion and pursuit

Orange hamsa hand: Energy and vitality；

Yellow hamsa hand: yellow is the color of sun, stands for rationality and Intelligence；

Pink hamsa hand: Altruism, kindness, gentleness, and patience；

Purple hamsa hand: the energy of purple is similar with pink, stands for love and intelligence;

Different religious cultures have their own interpretations of symbols

In Judaism, they call it the hand of Merion in memory of Moses’ sister;
In Levant Christianity, it is called the hand of the Virgin Mary, named after the mother of Jesus;
In Islam, it is called the Hand of Fatima, named after the daughter of Muhammad;
In Sunni culture, the Five Finger Hand is related to the Five Merits of Islam;
For the Shia, it symbolizes the prophet and Ali, as well as Fatima and her two sons.
She is the guardian goddess of Carthage, Tanit, symbolizing fertility;
In Hebrew, the number five is “hamesh”, and the fifth letter of the Hebrew alphabet is “Hey”, which is one of the holy names of God. Hamesh is the representative of the five books of the Pentateuch. In Arabic, it is “khamesh”;

For Hindus and Buddhists, it symbolizes the interaction of chakras, energy flow within the body, and the five senses. Since the word Hamsa means “five”, it represents the finger of the right hand. According to Hindus and Buddhists, each finger is connected to an element and chakra:
1. Thumb: Fire element, solar plexus chakra.
2. Index finger: air element, heart chakra;
3. Middle finger: ethereal element, throat chakra;
4. Ring finger: Earth element, root chakra.
5. Little finger: Water element, sacral chakra.

The uniqueness and diversity of world cultures have led to cultural differences, but what remains unchanged is people’s expectations for beauty and life, as well as their courage to face the future. The stories of fashion have been increasing, but classics will always be passed down.

Jeulia Blog

Fine Jewelry Fashion Trend and News