Posted by Amoro on 4/30/2013
They say the early bird gets the worm, but that’s not always the case. Sometimes it actually pays to procrastinate a bit—like when shopping for Mother’s Day jewelry at Amoro.com.
Posted by Amoro on 4/23/2013
Considering all the amazing things mothers do for their children, you’d think a formal holiday for acknowledging their contributions would have been established hundreds of years ago. But it wasn’t until 1914 that Mother’s Day was first officially recognized in the U.S.,when on May 9 of that year, President Woodrow Wilson urged the American people to give public thanks to all mothers.
Posted by Amoro on 4/16/2013
Guys, let’s face it: no matter how much you pitch in to help with baby’s first year, your wife ultimately ends up doing most of the heavy lifting. From nine long months of pregnancy to labor, delivery, and round-the-clock nursing and care, nothing can take the place of a new mom’s hard work and sacrifices.
Posted by Amoro on 4/9/2013
Cleopatra was obsessed with them. Nero viewed gladiatorial games through special lenses made from them. Entire civilizations believed in their ability to ward off illness and restore the soul. Has any other gemstone stimulated the senses or fired up the imagination more than emeralds?
Posted by Amoro on 4/3/2013
Diamond jewelry has been an integral part of traditional wedding anniversary celebrations and other important occasions since the Victorian Era. While the custom of giving anniversary gifts made of specific substances such as gold or silver actually dates back to the Middle Ages, it wasn’t until 1875 that references to other materials, including wood and diamonds, can be found.
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