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Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Man Gold Chain
Throughout recorded history, the use of gold chains by men has continued in one form or another down to this day. It is now again very fashionable for men to wear a man gold chain. These chains are very easily available both online and in retail stores. Ordering gold chains on the Internet is convenient and safe. PayPal and credit card payments are accepted by almost all jewellers selling a man gold chain.
Gold has always held a special fascination for men who wielded great power. They used to buy and wear gold ornaments in an ostentatious display of their tremendous wealth, and their status in society. The most popular form of adornment was a man gold chain.
Later, when they realised the universal acceptance of gold as a medium of exchange in the form of gold coins, they used it to purchase goods and services from all over the world. These gold coins were engraved with their profiles and names to spread their fame far and wide.
In addition, these men considered themselves as patrons of the arts and employed craftsmen to design and hand craft beautiful gold jewellery inlaid with precious stones. As the art of jewellery making flourished, there was a slow but sure separation of fashions and designs for men and women. Males started to prefer the use of a man gold chain and rings rather than earrings, bangles, bracelets and nose studs which increasingly became the ornaments used by females for their adornment. Men also realised the tremendous power that gold ornaments had over women and started bestowing lavishly designed jewellery to women in exchange for their love and favours.
Gold has always held a special fascination for men who wielded great power. They used to buy and wear gold ornaments in an ostentatious display of their tremendous wealth, and their status in society. The most popular form of adornment was a man gold chain.
Later, when they realised the universal acceptance of gold as a medium of exchange in the form of gold coins, they used it to purchase goods and services from all over the world. These gold coins were engraved with their profiles and names to spread their fame far and wide.
In addition, these men considered themselves as patrons of the arts and employed craftsmen to design and hand craft beautiful gold jewellery inlaid with precious stones. As the art of jewellery making flourished, there was a slow but sure separation of fashions and designs for men and women. Males started to prefer the use of a man gold chain and rings rather than earrings, bangles, bracelets and nose studs which increasingly became the ornaments used by females for their adornment. Men also realised the tremendous power that gold ornaments had over women and started bestowing lavishly designed jewellery to women in exchange for their love and favours.
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