Hassanzadeh jewellery

The whole costume comes from ancient Egypt. There are Egyptian scrolls that date back to more than 3000 years ago with engravings on them that represent the image of a man who is offering his wife a wedding ring. Back then, Egyptians believed in a vein that comes from the heart and runs to the fourth finger of the left hand, named “Vena Amoris” which means “Vein of Love”. Read the Ring Finger article for a detailed, full story....

A marquise-cut gemstone is known to have a symmetrical, elongated elliptical shape with two pointed ends and 58 facets. This cut is also very functional as it makes any gemstone look greater than its actual size and when wore, makes fingers look slimmer, thinner and longer. At first this cut was invented for diamonds but by time it became also a popular cut for other gemstones such as Ruby, Emerald and Sapphire. However, this fabulous cut is not very popular for engagement rings and is only used these days by non-traditional brides....