Happy Stories From our customers

Beth,
I’m indebted to you forever!!! My ring came today and I love it! It’s all your fault! You took the time out of your busy day to advise me, a stranger. who knows little about jewelry on a selection that was a good one. Thank you so much for your expertise. I am one happy online shopper!

May God bless you today and everyday!!

You are special!
Judy R

Note from Joe:  Judy did not purchase her ring from us. She presented a piece she found elsewhere and Beth advised her it was a good value.

Is it really gold?

Can you taste it?

Will it hurt your throat?

Goldschlager is a cinnamon schnapps that contains flecks of gold and the liquor in drinks like the Gingerbread Man, Liquid Cocaine and the Golden Delicious.

According to Gheek.com:

Is the gold in Goldschalger real?

 True dat. Goldschalger’s gold leaves are comprised of 24-karat gold, but don’t head to the pawnshop just yet. The actual amount of gold contained in a bottle is less than a tenth of a gram, equating to little more than two dollars.

Can drinking it hurt your throat?

Gold—known for its malleability and lack of sharp edges—probably won’t cut open your esophagus. But it sure does look pretty!

Most of us probably have an amulet or talisman or two in our jewelry box, whether we know it or not. It’s that piece we wear for luck, like a job interview. Or we don for protection, like before going on a long trip.

Some may simply call these powerful pieces lucky charms” but the meaning runs deeper. Amulets and talismans have been around since the beginning of the human race…certainly not a passing trend!

According to Wikipedia:

Amulets and talismans are often considered interchangeable despite their differences. For example, the amulet is an object with natural magical properties, as opposed to a talisman which must be charged with magical powers by a creator. It is this act of consecration or “charging” that gives the talisman its alleged magical powers. The talisman is always made for a definite reason whereas an amulet can be used for generic purposes such as averting evil or attracting good luck.^[2]

The Seal of Solomon, also known as the interlaced triangle is said to have been the emblem by which the wise king ruled the Genii. As a talisman it was believed all-powerful, being the ideal symbol of the absolute, and was worn for protection against all fatalities, threats, and trouble, and to protect its wearer from all evil.

Christian talisman (Breverl), 18th century.

Avert Evil Eye to Ward off Jealousy.