Posted on December 01 2017
One of the benefits of having sole control over my business is the joy of interacting w...
LUSTRE BLOG / gold
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Posted on November 01 2017
Before the 20th century, all gems in the brown, orange, and yellow colour range were called topaz. Modern gemology was only recognized as a science in the 1930s. Today we know that topaz and brown quartz are actually two different gemstones. Citrine is less likely to be confused with Topaz today, but it does happen.
Posted on May 16 2017
May signifies Spring, Green and Emeralds; The colour of growth, immortality, and life. ...
Posted on May 11 2017
And WHY we're obsessed with this collection.
A long time ago, when Lustre was started, ...
Posted on July 02 2016
Ever have that feeling when you're wearing black and white ( I frequently do ), that whilst it's timeless and classic, it's also occasionally, boring? Spice up that look with a bold necklace in a punchy colour. Put on that red lip, keep everything else neutral and you're out the door.
Posted on May 14 2016
There are many physical aspects of the yellow metal which are truly amazing. Gold is the most malleable (able to be hammered into very thin sheets) and ductile (able to be drawn into a fine wire) of all metals. It is so malleable that a goldsmith can hammer one ounce of gold into a thin translucent wafer covering more than 100 square feet only five millionths of an inch thick. It would be so thin that 1,000 sheets would be needed to make up the thickness of one newspaper page. Its ductility is equally amazing. One ounce of gold can be drawn into a wire 50 miles long! Furthermore, you only need one ounce of this marvellous metal to plate a thread of copper 1,000 miles long.
Posted on September 30 2014
Having sold jewellery directly for over 3 years now, I have met with so many women - ...
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