So, we&#;re assuming that you&#;ve heard of Feng Shui. Perhaps you even believe that there is something to this ancient Chinese interior decorating philosophy that involves terms like yin and yang, Taoism, and chi. According to Feng Shui, having objects with positive &#;chi&#; in your environment may help you prosper while objects with negative &#;chi&#; won&#;t do much at all to improve your life. If you&#;re not familiar with the term &#;chi&#;, it basically just means energy. If you ask me, a strong cup of coffee gives me some incredible chi. But what do I know&#;
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So what on earth does Feng Shui have to do with solitaire engagement rings? Well, truth be told, you can apply principles of Feng Shui to just about anything you want, including your hair and other things that you wear (Dr. Suess anyone? &#; anyone?). And since an engagement ring is something you&#;ll wear for the rest of your life, you want to make sure that it offers you the most positive &#;chi&#; possible.
Solitaire Engagement Rings
A diamond solitaire engagement ring may be best possible choice when consulting the rules of feng shui. Since a diamond solitaire ring has only one diamond, it indicates that the bride is &#;the one and only&#; love of the groom and vice versa (not a difficult concept to grasp). The energy of one large diamond is very strong and clear, so a diamond solitaire speaks to clarity of purpose, strength of love, dedication, fidelity and even honesty. Within the solitaire tradition, you have the choice of going with a classic solitaire setting, a rose gold solitaire setting, a flat edge solitaire setting, and many more.
Pave Settings
When it comes to solitaire engagement rings, an even better feng shui rule to follow is to have one big stone in the center and smaller stones around it. Once again, this is because having one big stone in the center speaks to clarity of purpose. A setting such as the Pave Engagement Setting for Round Diamond could indicate that the relationship between two spouses is the most important thing for them both while other smaller things in life serve to enhance it. A setting such as the Pave Knife Edge Engagement Setting could indicate that the road of life might be paved with small gems, but the one in the center i.e., the relationship, is the most important.
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Diamonds
There are many gemstones to choose from when selecting an engagement ring, but a diamond is considered to have the most powerful Feng Shui-ness since it is the &#;king of stones.&#; After all, diamonds are the strongest known substance available in nature. If you incorporate Feng Shui, you may assume that every relationship may be strengthened by the good &#;chi&#; that a diamond engagement ring confers.
Whether or not you buy in to the whole feng shui philosophy, you can never go wrong with the exquisite selection of solitaire engagement rings we have to offer. Take your &#;chi&#; to a whole new level by browsing our selection of diamond rings online today; or go grab yourself a cup of coffee and drop by our store to see our selection in person! www.adiamor.com
This is a gorgeous enhancer featuring an auspicious golden Mandarin (Kat in Cantonese) paired with a Pear fruit (Lei in Cantonese) to symbolize the popular phrase &#;Tai Kat Tai Lei&#; which means &#;abundance of fortune and profits&#;. For good measure, some gold ingots are added to increase the wealth-enhancing potency of this lovely item.
Signifying gold, Mandarin oranges take a prime position as the most auspicious fruit to usher in good fortune, wealth, and peace. They are synonymous with the Lunar New Year celebrations. The Mandarin fruits or plants are displayed in every Chinese home during this period and are often exchanged as auspicious gifts during festivities to ensure that there will be happiness and prosperity in the household throughout the coming twelve months.
To enjoy an abundance of fortune and profits, display it in the South East (wealth corner based on the 8 Mansions Theory) or to boost the #8 Prosperity Star (Find out more about Flying Stars here). It also makes a meaningful gift for business counterparts to wish them prosperity.
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