The Best Fine Jewelry

If you’ve ever flipped through a magazine and wished you could buy the same jewellery as the stars then here’s news for you, you can, and without breaking the bank. Most of us don’t have more than 20 dollars to spend on jewellery, let alone 50 or 70. Forget about anything beyond that. the sparkly accessories of the stars are far out of reach for most of us.

Now with a variety of discount jewelry supply stores there is now a way for you to enjoy the beautiful pieces feature din the pages of glossy magazines for much less than the retail prices. Look around and there are a variety of a discount jewelry supply stores that stock fantastic designer pieces. You can find very high quality jewellery for affordable prices that will allow you to buy more for less.

Wholesale Prices

Wholesale suppliers have been a godsend to fashionistas everywhere for a while now. If you already buy designer handbags, shoes, and clothes from wholesalers then you can start doing the same with jewellery. Even better is the fact that some discount jewelry supply stores will sell you jewellery at prices that beat even wholesale prices.

When you are looking for cheap discount jewelry you should look for stores that sell products for less than wholesale prices. A good way to check if these stores are the real deal is to do a quick search of a few fashion forums. Google the company name and see if there is any bad press.

Most of the time you can rely on discount jewelry supply stores to provide you with good bargains. If you would like to be cautious then order only one piece to verify that the company is genuine and then if you’re right, go nuts.

You will soon be able to fill your jewellery box with pieces from a discount jewelry supply store while never paying retail prices. Saving on jewellery will let you furnish the rest of your wardrobe with other great things that you couldn’t before.

Buying from discount jewelry supply stores is also a great way to buy presents for people. If you would like to buy a special present for more than one friend to mark an occasion then this is an affordable way to do it. You can present a group of friends with the same piece of designer jewellery and it will always be a reminder of a special day you all shared together.

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Flower Full of Legends

Heather is the second most recognizable floral symbol of Scotland. This plant had many practical uses for thatching, dyes, ropes, brooms and more. It also treated cough, consumption, anxiety, arthritis, and rheumatism.

It also made Heather Ale. The Picts made it for centuries with a secret recipe that did not require the use of malt, hops, or sweeteners. Archaeologists have found traces of a fermented drink containing heather on a 3000 year old pottery shard.
Legend states that in the 4th century, Vikings defeated the Pictish army and cornered the King and his son on a cliff. The Viking Chieftain wanted the secret recipe. The Pictish King agreed to give up the recipe, only if his son died a quick death. His son was quickly killed and thrown from the cliff. The King knew that he could keep the secret, but was unsure if his son could. He then grabbed the Viking Chieftain and hurled them both off the cliff.

Most Heather is purple in color, but there is also rare white heather. Rumored to grow over the final resting places of fairies and only where no blood has been shed, the plant is said to be extremely lucky. Queen Victoria introduced carrying white heather at weddings for luck. Some Clans have attributed victory to wearing white heather sprays, or evading capture by hiding in patches of white heather.

According to myth, the Celtic Bard Ossian’s beautiful daughter, Malvina, was betrothed to a gallant warrior named Oscar. One day, Malvina was awaiting Oscar’s return from war, when she was approached by a messenger. Oscar had died in battle and sent the messenger with a spray of heather to give to Malvina as a final token of his love. Malvina began to cry and her tears fell on the heather, which immediately turned white. She wandered the moors sobbing, her tears turning every heather plant they touched to white. She said “although it is the symbol of my sorrow, may the white heather bring good fortune to all who find it.”

Visit us to see the beautiful jewellery made out of heather.

Sincerely,

Rauncie Kinnaird

Clans on Broadway

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