Some Things To Know Before You Buy Gold Jewelry

Buying Gold and Silver jewelryGold has been a popular, widely traded precious metal across all cultures since ancient times.

Gold is durable, long lasting, maintains it value, and has attracted much admiration throughout history. Furthermore, it has shaped history as nations expanded their territories to secure either the gold resources or the trade paths those territories offered. Gold is also a very high quality electrical conductor, and since it does not tarnish easily, so it is highly valued for industrial purposes as well.

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Buy Black Hills Gold Here!

Landsroms LR3044 Ladies Black Hills Gold RingWe’re sorry that it’s been a while since our last post, but we’ve been very busy with enhancements to our blog which we’re sure you’re going to be excited about!

Our goal with this blog is to bring you continuing information about all aspects of Landstroms Black Hills Gold jewelry. This also involves providing valuable articles and insight about the the various aspects of western life, specifically in the Black Hills of South Dakota, as well as hard to find information about the history of Black Hills Gold, how Black Hills Gold jewelry is made and what separates Landstroms jewelry from the rest, as well as where to find the best selection and lowest prices and the latest trends in style.

New Products Page on our Blog

With that in mind, we have created a new Products Page on our blog which will show you nearly 300 of Landstroms most popular, best-selling items. These items include Black Hills Gold and silver rings, earrings, bracelets, necklaces and more, all listed by category so that you can easily navigate and find what you are looking for. To get started, go to the top of our blog above and click on Continue reading

Black Hills Gold Rings, by Landstroms: a brief buyers guide

Landstroms Diamond RingBlack Hills Gold style

Black Hills Gold jewelry is a style of jewelry born out of the gold rush of the late 1800’s and popularized in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Whether made in gold or silver, the “Black Hills Gold” style always features grape vines and grape clusters and the symbolic pink and green Black Hills Gold grape leaves, which are made by alloying copper and silver with gold. Landstroms is the oldest and most well known of all the existing manufacturers and their roots date back to the discovery of gold in The Black Hills. Landstroms Black Hills Gold jewelry is still made by hand by talented artisans using the same techniques that were used by their predecessors over 100 years ago. You can follow these links to read more about the history of Black Hills Gold and watch a very entertaining Black Hills Gold history video.

What makes Landstroms Black Hills Gold rings so special?

Landstroms creates the best quality Black Hills Gold rings for men, women and children. No matter if you’re giving a ring as a birthday gift, or if it’s for your anniversary or for your engagement, a hand-crafted Black Hills Gold ring made by Landstroms will make that special, one of a kind gift that will be treasured for a lifetime and handed down for generations. Since they’re made by hand, no two rings are alike.

Imagine giving someone you love a mass-produced ring made in an unknown country, out of questionable materials by machines made to kick Continue reading

Womens Black Hills Gold rings

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These beautiful womens Black Hills Gold rings made by Landstroms are now available from BlackHillsGoldSource.com! All of these rings are made from 10 karat gold and feature 12 karat Black Hills Gold leaves. You can choose from classic styling, diamonds or hearts!

Go To BlackHillsGoldSource’s Website and Shop For Women’s Rings

Landstroms Original Black Hills Gold jewelry is made in the Black Hills of South Dakota, as it has been for over 100 years.

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