Jewelleries are commonly used as body adornments.

Creation of personalized jewellery was famous among the Egyptian artisans. Some vases and jugsfrom Mycenae are also made of silver. Color is everywhere, in your clothes, in your jewellery. Three silver dagger blades were found in a communal tomb at Kumasa. The majority of jewellery designers are self-employed so also require commercial awareness. The secondary colors are the colors you get from mixing equal amounts of any two primaries.

The personalized jewellery with English, Arabic and Egyptian hieroglyphics are few to name. Silver seals and ornaments of the same age were also found in these regions. This might be due to the growth in the use of cartouche in the Egyptian culture. The secondaries are purple, orange and green. So many themes of silver jewellery include solely the alphabetic engraving on the jewellery items. Jewellery (also spelled jewelry, see spelling differences) is a personal ornament, such as a necklace, ring or bracelet, made from gemstones, precious metals or other materials.

Some jewellery designers focus more on design using specialist companies to provide the different stages of the making process. A silver cup found in Gournia dates to circa 2000. Hieroglyphics is an old Egyptian pictorial language. Some of the Mycenaean blades are bronze inlaid with gold, silver, niello and electrum. Color is life. Fashion and color coordination can make or break your carefuly planned outfit.