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Christmas Beads, Beading Tweets & Turquoise Beads
We can deliver your Christmas present to anywhere in the world - just enter the mailing address in our checkout. However, please order early for Christmas - allow at least two-weeks. Although we will be mailing right to the last moment - all orders after 18th December will be delayed.
Christmas in Hong Kong is a mix of East and West, but being an ex-British colony
(like the US!), at Christmas, Christian culture predominates. It can be get as cold as
10 degrees C, but is usually
sun.
Drink more and have a fun Christmas - there is more to life
than beading!
See the video of October's bead fairs
here and my blog about them
here.
For our bead store click
MrBead.com or
MrBead.co.uk
Christmas Beads
Great Present Ideas
Gemstone Properties e-book at
1/2 Price!
MrBead's Latest Tweets
Turquoise – the birthstone for December
Turquoise &
Pearl
20% off
anything!
Free EMS Express Airmail on orders over US$200 or
£130
Beaded jewelry
makes great presents. Small and light, so being easily mailed or tucked in
a stocking. It’s also personal and easy to remember who the gift came
from. You can even hang jewelry on the Christmas tree.
Boxed necklaces
with matching earring sets make great presents and easy to wrap.
Offer your customers free gift wrapping and mailing.
For personal gifts buy ready-made jewelry online, requesting your
supplier to mail direct with no invoice and a
happy Christmas note. December is the
peak retail season, when many stores take one-third of their entire year’s
sales.
Turquoise is
the gemstone for December, but pearls make ideal Christmas presents too – try
combining the two or mixing pearls with silver. All give an air of
sophisticated quality. To read about pearls
and how to make a pearl necklace click
here.
Christmas Present Ideas - Click a link for details:
Gemstone
Properties e-book at 1/2 Price!
Healers and
new agers believe certain gemstones heal on a metaphysical level, because of the
earths energy that has been absorbed by these stones. This book of 26 pages
explains what the stones are, along with a color photograph of each, and the
benefits of 48 of the most popular gemstones used to make jewelry today.
Click to buy this book through Paypal in £3.99 Pounds or $6 US Dollars.
For other bead
books on Amazon click
here
Giveaway or treat yourself this
Christmas - the fast latest Kindle Fire for US$159, click
here. More than an
e-book reader!
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Diamond sells for US$21-million:
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MrBead@UKMrBead For selling, turquoise
is similar to jade and pearl for the same reasons.
Everyone appreciates it, and the gem always looks good however it’s used.
Turquoise is the birthstone for December.
History
Benefits
Looking after
Untreated turquoise will eventually turn green.
There are many different turquoise in the store, see at:
MrBead.com or
MrBead.co.uk Turquoise & Pearl
To see all our turquoise beads in US dollars click
here, in GB pounds
here
"Creativity is
allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep" - Scott
Adams
"We are what we think" - think positive & make more jewelry!
"Odd
how the creative power at once brings the whole universe to order" - virginia
woolf. Design with imagination!
"Because things are the way they are, things
will not stay the way they are" - Bertolt Brecht. Make more jewelry!
"Whether
you believe you can or believe you can't, you're probably right" - Henry Ford.
Think positive & make more money!
"Tension is who you think you should be.
Relaxation is who you are" - Chinese Proverb
"Creativity requires the
courage to let go of certainties" - Erich Fromm. Experiment with your jewelry!
"Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds
discuss people” - Eleanor Roosevelt
Top 10 tips buying beads online:
http://bit.ly/PK9mLh
Turquoise beads look great with red coral, creating jewelry
with mystique & a popular Tibetan effect.
Some believe red coral promotes
fertility:
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How Bead Findings make you More Money:
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Chalcedony beads are full of yin, which is good for love:
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Lampwork beads warm up winter:
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Glass beads need only 1% lead to be called crystal. Read all about:
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NEVER sell handcrafted jewelry cheap.
What is turquoise?
Turquoise
is a soft, opaque gemstone, formed by volcanic rock reacting to copper deposits
brought by water. Color ranges from
blue-green, to yellow-green with grey, black or brown veining.
Most non-green turquoise these days is dyed.
As genuine turquoise is expensive, reconstituted turquoise is common -
crafted from real turquoise chips fused with other stones to cut cost.
Turquoise
has been found in 5,000-year-old Egyptian tombs and the Tibetans used it as
currency centuries ago. North Africa and the Middle East hold large deposits,
but most turquoise today originates from Burma and is carved in China. Turquoise
didn’t reach Europe until the crusades when the name originated, meaning
“Turkish stone”.
Ancient doctors thought turquoise prevented injury and ground it into a powder
to cure stomach disorders, internal bleeding, and insect bites. Turquoise has
always been used to protect the wearer from danger, attract wealth, and warn as
a talisman or good luck charm. Some believe it will fade when danger or illness
is near, or a lover is unfaithful. It’s also said to protect against pollution
and strengthen the body.
Turquoise is porous, so contact with liquids, oils or even perspiration should
be avoided. This is why it’s often impregnated with plastic, colorless oil or
wax to improve color and durability.
Jewelry should be removed before washing.
Turquoise
and pearl go so well together - creating natural, expensive-looking, quality
jewelry, ideal for presents. Wrap it in a nice box and try to be present
when it’s opened - that's if you can't resist keeping the piece for yourself!
Turquoise also looks great with red coral, creating jewelry with mystique,
giving a Tibetan effect.
Free EMS Express Airmail on orders over US200 or
£130
To guarantee your order arrives in good time, we're offering free express air service. This usually takes about 4 days - but allow over a week for the Xmas rush!
To claim key code "freeshipping" at the checkout in our US store at MrBead.com or MrBead.co.uk. (Use code without the commas.)
Offer to Sunday 17th December 2012 only - so order NOW! For use in our
store at the checkout only and not valid for wholesale, for less than above
minimum, or with any other offers.
To go to our MrBead store click
MrBead.com or
MrBead.co.uk
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