Saturday, March 11, 2017

Outfit of the day by KANTILAKI



Hello again :-)

Just a few words of this outfit of the day...Its sexy, casual but also timeless! Only for man, young aged that prefer to stay classy.. Perfect for everyday! Not to forget, to mention the hot genuine leather bracelet for men at the center of our picture which can be purchased at Kantilaki.com 

Kantilaki's new Blogger!



Hi,

My name is Maria and i am the new Blogger of our fresh Kantilaki's Lifestyle Blog! I am very excited about my new project, which is basically staying in touch with Kantilaki's followers, exploring together new trends in Fashion, timeless pieces of our finest jewelry, beauty tips, outfit of the day and much more so i hope you will stay tuned... Embrace our new journey with Joy!! Comments and ideas are always welcomed.. Have a great day!

Friday, March 10, 2017

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Our Brand New "KANTILAKI Lifestyle" Launches Today Beginning with This Blog Post Today :)

Everyday we will suggest to you our beloved follower, a Beautiful Outfit of the Day featuring a Complete Look so you can Look Great and be the Center of Attention!

After all, You Deserve to look your Best :)


The Ring on the Picture is Sold Right Here on Kantilaki.com and is made from Solid 925 Sterling Silver featuring Top Quality Real Genuine Swarovski Crystals.

Wednesday, March 8, 2017

Why the Rose Gold Obsession Isn't Going Away Anytime Soon




Why the Rose Gold Obsession Isn't Going Away Anytime Soon

What do 2017’s most recognizable tech gadgetshair hues, accessories, and even book covers have in common? Aside from their shared ubiquitousness, the most sought-after items are cloaked in the soft glow of rose gold. Placed squarely between oft-icy blanched white gold and warm, sophisticated yellow, rose gold is at once modern, romantic, and somehow unexpected—a candy-coated surprise in the midst of often impersonal metallics.
Of course, the color itself is nothing new. The luminous shade has lent its whimsical brand of shimmer to jewelry since its inception in nineteenth-century Russia, when Carl Fabergé (of Fabergé egg fame) opted to blend yellow gold with copper to create the alchemic, blush-toned hybrid, originally called “Russian gold.” Cartier’s use of the composite in the opulent tense of the 1920s cemented its popularity within the market, and rose gold has since sprinkled jewelry counters with welcome flecks of pink.
The shade was given full permission to shine this year as one of the first-ever duos of Pantone’s Color of the Year 2017: Rose Quartz. The subtle pink hue plays off the soothing appeal of its partner Serenity (a lilac-imbued baby blue), and both colors pair well with similarly subdued shades across the color wheel.
“It's hard to dislike a color that you will naturally look good in,” Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute, tells Allure. “With pink and any of the rose colors, whether used in a ring, a piece of jewelry, or something you wear around the face, it throws this wonderful glow onto the skin.” Which is probably why the color's influence has spread to iPhones, rosé wine, and even dye jobs (think Elle Fanning’s dusty rose lengths back in July). When used on the face, the hue's natural warmth lends an instant, youthful bloom to complexions, which means the color of your iPhone now doubles as an above-the-neck beauty enhancer.

Special Thanks To Allure.com for this Article

Tuesday, March 7, 2017

Natural vs. Synthetic Diamonds: What Is the Difference?


Posted by Article Taken from Jewelrynotes on 7th Mar 2017

Synthetic diamonds are a great alternative to natural ones, but many people tend to be suspicious of diamonds that are created artificially. Let’s see what synthetic diamonds really are and how they compare to naturally occurring diamonds.

How Natural Diamonds Are Created

Diamond is a substance that is made of carbon and has a crystal structure. In nature, diamonds are formed deep inside the earth, under high pressure and temperature.
What is remarkable is that these beautiful stones you see in all kinds of jewelry are actually billions of years old.

How Synthetic Diamonds Are Made

In contrast to natural diamonds, their synthetic counterparts are created in laboratory conditions.
High temperature and pressure are used to mimic the conditions present during the formation of diamonds in nature.
Synthetic diamonds are also known as lab-grown, man-made, cultivated, created, or cultured diamonds.
Are Synthetic Diamonds Fake?
A lot of people incorrectly assume that synthetic diamonds are not real diamonds. However, this is not true. Although synthetics are not formed naturally, they have the same chemical composition and physical properties as natural diamonds.
So, synthetic diamonds are not fake, and their artificial origin has nothing to do with the fact that they are real diamonds in terms of structure.

Synthetic Diamonds Are Different from Simulated Diamonds

Many people seem to confuse synthetic diamonds with simulated diamonds (or diamond simulants).
Simulated stones, however, are not made of the same materials as the real thing – they only look similar, but their chemical structure and physical properties are different.
An example of a stone used as a diamond simulant is cubic zirconia.

Differences Between Natural and Synthetic Diamonds

So, if natural and synthetic diamonds have the same makeup, are there any differences?
Synthetic diamonds do differ from natural stones, but not as far as their fundamental structure is concerned. The main difference that can be observed is in the clarity of the stones.
Whereas most natural diamonds have internal flaws that occurred during the stones’ formation, synthetics tend to be cleaner.
This is because they are created through a controlled process designed to minimize defects, and as a result, there are fewer flaws in the crystal structure of synthetics.
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Identifying Synthetic Diamonds
It is very hard even for an experienced jeweler to tell a synthetic diamond from a natural one. Usually, one needs special equipment to establish with certainty whether a stone is lab-grown.
It is highly unlikely for someone to be able to tell that a synthetic diamond is artificial just by looking at it with the naked eye, or even with a loupe.
The best way for a consumer to find out whether a stone is natural or created is to ask for its certificate (you shouldn’t buy diamonds that are not accompanied by such a document).
Diamond certificates issued by the G.I.A. (Gemological Institute of America), for example, indicate if the stone is synthetic.

Advantages of Synthetic Diamonds

One of the biggest advantages to buying a synthetic diamond is that compared with a similar natural stone, the created one is cheaper.
When you also consider the fact that synthetic stones usually don’t have large and visible inclusions, you realize that you can get a flawless or nearly flawless diamond at a lower price than what you would pay for a naturally clean stone.

Saturday, March 4, 2017