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    EVOLUTION OF GOLF FROM JEWELLERY TO TRADED COMMODITY -Pankaj Pandey Introduction This article aims to explain the evolution of Gold as a medium of trade and how, over the time, Gold has changed its image as mere jewellery item to a commodity that can be traded. This article also explores both global as well as regional factors that affect the demand and supply of gold thereby affecting its prices. We also explore how gold has traversed its journey from jewellery shop to being the most traded…

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    Blue Topaz Research Paper

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    The prices vary from $7.25 - $26.91 between the irradiated and non-irradiated uncut gems (Gemval). When blue gems are cut and are added to necklaces, rings, or earrings (usually associated with diamonds) their prices vary from $100 - $7,000 (Google Shop). The prices determine how big the gem is, what shade of blue it is, and how lustrous it is. The blue topaz has remained at an affordable price considering all the different hues of blue (Branstrator)…

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    Rocky Mountain Granite

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    Composed of Quartz, Mica, Feldspar, and other strong minerals, it’s only natural the product is so sturdy. In fact, quartz and feldspar are tougher than steel. The only natural stones scientifically proven to be harder than granite includes rubies, diamonds, and sapphires—none of which most people can afford to construct kitchen countertops from. A Versatile Construction Granite has been used for building purposes…

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    Architectural Origami

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    My idea for this assignment is to use the “Architectural Origami” technique to show the relationship between the 2D & 3D patterns that appeared on the corner between two walls at the stairs way close to the first floor. The “Architectural Origami” technique is a technique that uses cutting and folding of a piece of paper to create the Architectural forms. The basic pattern that I used in this assignment are cuboid and cube. For the 3D patterns, I used a 22’’*30’’ Bristol board to make a…

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    Traditional Marriage

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    The crisp, clear sparkle of a diamond ring has long represented the sanctity of marriage. The traditional diamond engagement ring holds along with the white wedding gown, the exchanged possession of the bride, the requisite of virginity as well as a life of inferiority and obligation for the bride. As women continue to break free from the many chains that have bound them for so very long, our societal ties to this vacant gemstone should be torn as well. With so many lovely gemstones that shine…

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    Engelhard Silver Bar

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    the years, the bars have been produced either by the pouring method or by the striking method. Thus, they do not come in a standard design and may or may not carry a serial number or a .999 purity mark. However, all the bars do carry the Engelhard company logo. Please note that since they are no longer in production, the only ones available…

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    The Homestake Gold Mine

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    The Homestake Gold Mine is located in Lead, SD (fig 1). The Homestake Gold Mine was the largest gold mine in the western hemisphere, and it was the United States’ longest continuously operating mine until it closed in 2002. The mine closed because it was costing more to get the gold out than the gold was worth hence why mining is called economic geology. The Homestake was also the deepest mine in the western hemisphere. The Homestake gold mine has three main formations in it. The formations…

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    Amy Chua Sparknotes

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    not concentrate wealth in the hands of Lebanese diamond traders. Chua’s reference to free markets in regard to this case study is incorrect. The Lebanese dominated by monopoly franchises and had restricted access to property rights and credit. This is not a free market system. Competition and equality before the law is the essence of capitalist market directed commerce. (Adam Smiths book) The book review will look at the case study of the diamond traders in Sierra Leone paying attention to…

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    Here are a few jewellery types found to be the best selling for all seasons, so that you may find some inspiration. Diamond Ring A 10 karat classic gold style diamond ring is no brainier, to mark something really special. You could get some brilliantly designed diamond patterns, such as a cluster with a garnet solitaire. Multiple stones can be fitted in here, as you may find a diamond set of clarity grade of SI-I and with GH colour. This is the jewellery that could highlight your festive attire…

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    Immigration Into Canada

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    Legislation and regulation regarding immigration into Canada have been major issue and a growing topic of discussion in recent years. Canada has a population of 33 million and has needed a large influx of immigrants to help support the workforce. With more skilled immigrants arriving to Canada, more would be able to contribute to the economy of Canada. In 2002, the number of immigrants was 229,000. In 2015, Canada has welcomed over 285,000 new citizens to live in Canada. Just last year in 2015…

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