Ancient Superstitions Relating To Different Types Of Jewelry

Every piece of jewellery is unique and has its own tale to narrate. Confused? Yes, whether its natural gemstone beads or semi precious beads, every jewellery has some dark secrets behind its declining popularity. Are you keen to know about the different types of superstitions that encircle around particular ornaments? If yes, then this article will unfold a tale at a time.

Are You Ready To Hear It? Here’s it is:

Superstitions Related To Jewelry:

Pearls And Marriage Don’t Get Along: Yes, you read it right! Have you ever wondered why a bride never wears anything that is made of pearls on her wedding day? Because there is a common belief amongst people that wearing white pearls on your special day can bring teary storms in the new journey of your life. Most people prefer to present pearls as a gift to someone else. It is said that it is better to wait for someone to gift you pearls than buying them yourself. There is another strange belief around the corner of the world that pearls should match the whiteness of your teeth. Doesn’t it sound insane?

How Can You Benefit From it?

Pearls are beautiful and rare. You wouldn’t certainly like to lose their spark and tone by any way! Handle your pearls with care and delicacy and pack them in a warm container. Clean your natural gemstone beads with a dry cloth to get rid of any unwanted chemical or dust.

There are chances that a newlywed bride may not be familiar with this superstition that has been prevailing since ancient times. Use this as an advantage and offer her the prettiest pearl of your collection. I’m sure, she’ll not be able to say ‘no’ to them.

The One With ‘Opals’: It is believed that one shouldn’t purchase opal for herself. Over the years, people considered the beautiful pieces of opal as an omen of bad luck. If I tell you that this omen has been prevailing since centuries, then you have no option but to believe me! Diamond exporters spread a lot of rumors regarding opals for a reason that was too silly. It was simply to tarnish the reputation of opals in the market so that more and more people engaged with diamond merchants.

How Can You Benefit From it?

Opals are not assumed to be unlucky for all types of people. For those who are born in the month of October, a small piece of opal can bring good luck and prosperity in their lives. Play smart and tactfully slide it into your customer’s pockets. If your customers still have a fear in their minds, narrate them the old tale of diamond merchants and clear their doubts.

Passing the Legacy of Jewels From One Generation To Another:

Passing jewels is a tradition that has been followed since many centuries. According to some old superstitions, passing heirloom jewellery from unsuccessful relationships can negatively affect a newly built bond. Traditions in weddings are a mix of old wine and modern music. Jewellery is not a piece of metal, it is an emotion, it is a connection from a generation to another.

How Can You Use This Superstition For Your Benefit?

Old is gold, but not always! It is a good idea to design your traditional jewellery into customized and modern designs. The new pieces wouldn’t be cursed with any negative energy. Embark the new phase of life with some classy and elegant jewellery designs.

With wedding season around the corner, it’s the right time to invest in some semi precious beads. Don’t wait any more! Just feel good and look good!