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jodi w asked: Sometimes right in the middle of sex my husband loses his erection. He says his penis starts to feel numb sometimes. He swears it is not me, but I think it is. What else could cause this to happen? It is really starting to give me a complex.
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Ancient civilizations made use of precious metals, gems and gemstones in the adornment of royalty and as symbols of power and influence for as long as history has been recorded. Cultures have been destroyed and rebuilt because of the massive control, greed, status and wealth gold has exhibited to its beholder. Gold jewelry was highly [...]
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Gold jewelry has a rich and complicated history. Bloodshed has occurred in many cultures, civilizations and countries over ownership and trade of gold and gold jewelry. In most modern cultures, a lineage the role of gold jewelry plays in societies can be traced back to ancient times. The earliest civilizations of Mesopotamia developed uses for [...]
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Merchants in the Mediterranean sold gold jewelry from Turkey, Egypt and Mesopotamia by 1600BC. The Minoan civilization ( the first developed civilization in Europe on the island of Crete) produced gold jewelry, filigree, burial masks and stamped gold sheeting by 2000BC. By 1500BC, the Minoans thrived on the success of trade domination of gold and [...]
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Gold has been in fashion since the early Egyptian societies adorned almost every part of their bodies with gold jewelry over 3000 years ago. Earrings appeared in Egyptian fashion around 1500BC. However, Pharaohs have not been recognized as wearing earrings. Mycenaeans wore gold finger rings while the Greeks adorned themselves in many gold jewelry varieties. [...]
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Jewelry is as old as the history of man, dating back from cave-dwelling times in South Africa some 100,000 years ago in the form of seashells being tied about the neck. Man’s original jewelry was also composed of teeth, carved stone, wood and bone. Function follows form as this type of jewelry was most likely [...]
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They say they are ‘forever’ and, other than the sentiment supposedly attached from the bearer, ‘they’ are right in an elemental sense. Diamonds are the hardest substance known to man. On the Moh hardness scale (mineral quality scale used for identification and differentiation of minerals) it rates a perfect 10. The atoms of diamond are [...]
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More Semi Precious Gemstones Tourmaline – Singhalese word “turmali,” meaning”mixed.” Description- a brittle black or grey mineral occurring in prismatic crystals within granite or other rocks. This stone occurs in all colors and many times in combinations, bicolor and tricolor tourmaline stones are favored, sometimes coloring occurs in bands, sometimes coloring takes on one shade [...]
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Throughout history, precious gems have been often understood to be rubies, sapphires, emeralds and diamonds. Today, these beauties are referred to as gems like any other but the reputation of these popular gemstones makes them the most sought after pieces. Rubies and sapphires are derived from Corundum or Aluminum Oxide, a mineral running second only [...]
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Memory, the brain’s power to remember things, comes in different forms. Memory is not a tangible thing; it is not possible to ‘improve’ one’s memory, per se. A person can develop his or her memory skills through practice, like playing guitar. A person’s memory can be trained through active participation, paying attention to his or [...]
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