Body Jewelry: an unusual way of enhancing the beauty of your own body

Written by Angela Davis


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Nipple and naval body jewelry is one ofrepparttar more popular types of body jewelry, it sis especially popular amongstrepparttar 130310 youth orrepparttar 130311 more adventurous in spirit. Nipple body jewelry includesrepparttar 130312 nipple barbells andrepparttar 130313 nipple shields. Naval body jewelry designs are also endless.

Whatever kind of body jewelry you use or wear it is important to keep some pointers in mind. Such as what kind of material is that specific body jewelry made off, is your skin allergic to it and isrepparttar 130314 piercing forrepparttar 130315 body jewelry done in a sterile and antiseptic environment.

This kind of jewelry is available for almost every conceivable part of your body. There are endless styles, designs, colors and textures in which body jewelry is made. What ever your budget, whether it is low end or high end; body jewelry is available in every range to suit your pocket as well as your tastes.

Body jewelry is not merely a decorative fixture; it is also a personal style statement. You can use it to bring attention or to take away attention from a specific part of your body. It is quite in vogue these days and has been in existence since time immemorial. If you haverepparttar 130316 attitude andrepparttar 130317 panache you can carry of any kind of body jewelry.

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Marking Time

Written by M J Plaster


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The first mechanical wristwatches required manual winding. Duringrepparttar 1950s, Hamilton Watch Company introducedrepparttar 130308 first battery-powered watch, which required no winding. The first digital watch appeared inrepparttar 130309 1970s, but digital watches still have not replaced analog watches due, in part, to a wildly successful marketing campaign by Swatch. Towardrepparttar 130310 end ofrepparttar 130311 20th century, a consortium of Swiss watchmakers and worldwide graphical designers resurrectedrepparttar 130312 analog watch as a throwaway fashion accessory, and introduced their first wild designs in 1983. It'srepparttar 130313 design stupid! Swatches flew offrepparttar 130314 shelves and they remain true to their original concept—cheap, fun, bold, Swiss—analog.

Alongrepparttar 130315 way, watches evolved into solar operated, kinetic powered (self-winding), lithium powered, digital, light-emitting diode (LED), liquid crystal display (LDC), and waterproof. Today's men's watches routinely include a calendar, and many women's watches also include a calendar. But why stop there? You can find a watch to suit your every need. Today's watches contain calculators, digital cameras, cell phones, and games. There have been several attempts to create a computer watch, but to date, only one has made it to market,repparttar 130316 Ruputer, by Seiko, and it didn't last. Atrepparttar 130317 time, it proved unmarketable, but stay tuned…

Whether you want high-tech functionality or you prefer to concentrate onrepparttar 130318 aesthetics of your timepiece, watches are still about marking time, that precious, finite commodity around which our everyday lives revolve.



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