Black Hills Gold Bridal Sets

Couples like to buy matching bridal set to maintain a tradition of having a engagement ring that matches perfectly with the wedding ring.

The benefit of buying the bridal set is not to worry about a matching ring for the wedding later. Getting the wedding band along with the engagement ring assures a perfect coordination for both rings. Also you can have them sized correctly so you need not worry about finding a ring that coordinates the diamond quality, metal color, height, width, and the ring size of the engagement ring. When you buy them together, you will find that you will save not only money, but also time in doing so.

This week BuyBlackHillsGold has featured two beautiful black hills gold bridal sets from their collection of high quality black hills gold wedding rings at BuyBlackHillsGold.com. 

The first is a stunning 10k Gold Black Hills Bridal Set. This set has two green 12k gold leaves and two rose 12k gold leaves with five brilliant diamonds. At the heart of this romantic bridal set design is a gorgeous center diamond available in 3 different sizes. The large center diamond is flanked by two of the four grape leaves and two smaller diamonds. The wedding band features the other two diamonds along with two more grape leaves. When worn together you have the beautiful illusion of one ring.

The second one is a exquisitely crafted 14k Black Hills Gold Antiqued Diamond Bridal Set. This set features a .10 carat diamond set in black antiquing accompanied by two smaller diamonds, one on the black hills gold wedding ring and the other on the black hills gold engagement ring.

For more information about these black hills gold bridal sets, please visit http://www.buyblackhillsgold.com/black-hills-gold-bridal-sets.

Black Hills Gold Masonic Rings

What are Masonic Rings?

Masonic rings are rings for 'Free Mason' believers or followers. The ring is usually worn in the right hand. In the past, to avoid suspicion of any cult activity, members wore the rings in secret. When in public, they wore the ring facing the palm of the hand in order to hide the crest. The Masonic rings have a design mostly of a square or compasses. By wearing this ring, the Free Mason follower is promising to live his life full of virtues and good deeds seeking the knowledge of life. He also promises to protect the teachings and beliefs of his community. Free Mason community though has different lodges with varying belief they all share a common goal. Hence the Masonic designs vary slightly but have the same square and compass theme.

How to wear a Masonic Ring?

Should a person wear the ring with the points of the legs of compass facing him or with the points of legs facing away from him? According to Masonic Service Association of North America, it can be worn either way. The 2 points of the compasses may point to the Mason to remind him of his obligation or the 2 points of the compasses may point toward others to show an outward sign of the wearer's authenticity as a Master Mason.

As Gold is considered as one of the precious metals in the world, most of the Masonic Rings are made of yellow gold or white gold. However, pure gold is not recommended for Masonic Rings, as they are very soft and malleable. You will find Masonic Rings made of 10k, 14k or 18 k Gold as well as sterling silver.

What is a Black Hills Gold Masonic Ring?

Black Hills gold jewelry are handcrafted heirloom jewelry distinguishable by it’s tri-colored gold leaves, grapevine and flower accents. By Federal mandate, the jewelry must be manufactured in the Black Hills of South Dakota in order to carry the name Black Hills Gold Jewelry. Black Hills Gold by Coleman manufactures beautiful Black Hills Gold Masonic Rings with onyx center stone decorated with Masonic emblem along with classic black hills gold designs of grape leaves on the side.

Black Hills Gold Masonic Rings make a great gift for a free mason. Many designs of Black Hills Gold Masonic Rings can be found at http://www.buyblackhillsgold.com/masonicrings.

Information about history of Freemasonry can be found at Masonic Service Association of North America www.msana.com.

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