Let\'s take a look at the origin of jewelry. God made all of the gold, silver, and precious jewels in the world, and He intended for them to have a practical use. Since even small amounts of these minerals are so rare and valuable, long ago they began to be used as money.
Over time, people began wearing their money in order to impress others with their wealth. When shoppers went to the market to buy an expensive item, they would simply pull off one of their rings or bracelets to pay.
In the ancient time kings used their seal rings to seal the documents. Historians know lots of examples when kings sealed the documents as their office of authority.
We have all seen people who cover themselves with gold and precious jewels-gem-aholics, if you will. Most people who wear lots of jewelry do not sense their personal worth. They hope to feel more valuable by covering themselves with expensive articles. Others believe they are unattractive and hope to increase their perceived beauty by adorning themselves with beautiful gems. They can\'t control themselves. They think that if one is good, then 10 would be better.
Pride of appearance is a large factor of those who wear too much jewelry. Many spend fortunes to outrace others in terms of jewelry.
No longer do men need to worry about whether the ring they give their wife or girlfriend is large enough or makes a big enough social statement. And women don\'t have to invest an ounce of emotional energy in comparing their jewelry with others. Because it’s all is a vanity!