The Meaning of Jewelry: The Journey of Elegance from Culture to the Present
Jewelry is one of the oldest symbols in human history. It's not just an ornament; it's a belief, a sense of belonging, a form of expression. So, where does this habit come from? Why is jewelry so universal and timeless?
🔸 The First Examples of Jewelry: From the Stone Age to Today
Necklaces made with seashells, bones and natural stones found in archaeological excavations show that humanity had a need to express itself even thousands of years ago.
For early humans, jewelry was often a protective talisman or a sign of status .
🔸 Ancient Civilizations: Power, Faith, and Aesthetics
In ancient Egypt , jewelry symbolized closeness to the gods, life after death, and status. Lapis lazuli, gold, and turquoise were especially prized.
In the Greek and Roman periods, aesthetics began to come to the fore. Jewelry merged with art, and details came to the fore.
In Turkish and Ottoman culture , jewelry held an important place in both daily life and rituals. Amulet necklaces, amulets, and bracelets worn during pregnancy...
🔸 What is the meaning of jewelry today?
Wearing jewelry today:
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It reflects our identity
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It tells our mood
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It carries special moments that we give meaning to.
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They are permanent gifts we give to our loved ones.
For example, a birthstone necklace, a love ring, or an evil eye-themed bracelet...
🔸 Handmade Jewelry: Part of Personal Stories
Every design in our collections tells a story. A handcrafted ring carries a personal touch , unlike a mass-produced one.
That's why every jewel establishes a connection with the past, expresses the present and leaves a mark on the future.
