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Friday, March 05, 2010

The new sport of looking for cracks in celebrity marriages

With the media obsessed with serial adulterers and celebrity marriage breakdowns I can’t help but feel that it’s making us feel that all relationships are doomed

The most recent bunch started with Tiger Woods and his multi-infidelities, then came the news of John Terry’s affair, Ashley Cole’s text flashing, Madonna splitting with Jesus, Vernon Kaye’s sexy texts and the interminable stories of Katie Price, Alex Reid and Peter Andre. And this has all happened over the past few weeks!

I must admit I sometimes enjoy reading the latest gossip about the overpaid and over privileged celebrity relationships, but recently things have changed and it feels more like the press are chasing misery for the sake of it. Unfortunately too many celebrities seem to treat marriage like children treat computer games: they keep on until they get them, play them incessantly and then move on to the latest release with more effects.

Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie have just started filming The Tourist and already rumours are circulating that his 12 year relationship with Vanessa Paradis is under threat. Good news it that Simon Cowell has allegedly presented Mezhgan Hussainy with a diamond engagement ring, and Russell Brand has popped the question to Katy Perry but the question is being asked “how long will they last?” Somewhere along the line the words “Let’s hope it works out” have shifted to “There is no way it will last, and we’re going to read the gossip magazines to watch it falling apart”.

Try and remember that romance will only die if you let it. Show your love to someone by presenting them with a diamond eternity ring, or ask them to marry you with a diamond solitaire engagement ring. I keep using the word “diamond” because they are synonymous with the words “diamonds are forever” and are one way we might be able knock all this negativity into touch!

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Monday, August 04, 2008

Gorgeous Jewellery Gifts For New Mums

Giving birth is one of the most intense, amazing and exhausting experiences in a woman’s life, and there can be no other day when a woman is more deserving of a very special gift!

Jewellery has traditionally been used to mark the birth of a child within many cultures, for many years. A piece of jewellery is something that can be worn every day, and cherished as a reminder of the person who gave it and the sentiments with which it was given.

One of the most symbolic gifts for a new mother is a diamond eternity ring. This is the perfect way for a new father to express his love for, and empathy with, his partner following the birth of a first child. The ring symbolizes the endurance of the couple’s love, which has been unified by the birth of a first child. If you had to leave the delivery room or fainted at the birth, this is THE gift to win back brownie points and ensure all is forgiven!

Of course, a diamond eternity ring is not within everybody’s budget, and especially so at a time when there are so many things to buy for the new arrival. There are many smaller value jewellery items that will be equally adored and appreciated by new mums, such as a simple diamond pendant or a pair of diamond stud earrings.

A lovely way to mark the arrival of a baby is to buy a piece of gemstone jewellery containing the birthstone of the child. New mums will love wearing any item that carries this meaning and connection to their child. Check the birthstone chart for more information regarding which month relates to which gemstone.

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Monday, July 28, 2008

Nicole Kidman Given Cartier Trinity Ring

I've just read that Keith Urban recently gave Nicole Kidman a fabulous Cartier pave diamond Trinity ring, following the birth of their first child together.

The Cartier Trinity ring was first created in 1924, and has become an iconic piece of jewellery design and symbolism. It consists of three intertwined bands, crafted in platinum, red gold and yellow gold, and is often given following the birth of a first child.

Nicole is not the first celebrity to be given this ring. Bizarrely, it was also given by her ex, Tom Cruise, to Katie Holmes on Mother's Day!

The Cartier ring is priced at over $70,000, so for those of us without a celebrity sized wallet, there is an alternative ring design that is traditionally given following the birth of a child. Diamond eternity rings are symbolic of unity and enduring love, and are a great way for a man to show his appreciation following the ordeal of giving birth!

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