Gold took a hit on Tuesday but held a key support level and rebounded as the week went on, even as stocks set new records. Why does gold continue to keep showing strength even with all the headwinds? Is it just coronavirus? Or is something else going on? Host Mike Maharrey talks about it in […]
The post How Long Can the Fed Keep the Party Going? SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap Feb 7, 2020 appeared first on SchiffGold.com.
It’s hard to imagine what a worse week for Democrats would look like after this past week… Greg Hunter gives The Weekly News Wrap-Up for Friday, February 7, 2020 Impeachment, […]
The post Greg Hunter: Impeachment, Acquittal, SOTU, Iowa…All Dem Disasters appeared first on Silver Doctors.
Will we wonder, what were we thinking, and marvel anew at the madness of crowds? by Charles Hugh Smith via Of Two Minds Will we wonder, what were we thinking, and marvel anew at […]
The post Pandemic, Lies And Videos appeared first on Silver Doctors.
SD Friday Wrap: Does anybody else have the feeling that something’s just not quite right? President Trump just had his best week, ever: Unstoppable! Meanwhile, half a freakin’ billion Chinese […]
The post If It’s Really A Deep State Coup Against Trump, We’re Down To “Economic Collapse” With A Dash Of Wuhan Coronavirus Thrown In For Good Fun! appeared first on Silver Doctors.
A whopping 63% approve of Trump’s handling of the economy. If he wants to win reelection in a landslide, he should dramatically cut taxes for the middle class… by Mac […]
The post TRUMP HAS HIGHEST ECONOMIC RATING OF ANY PRESIDENT IN THE LAST 20 YEARS appeared first on Silver Doctors.
It’s all about fear and the economy… by Matt From Silver Fortune via Silver Fortune It’s all about fear and the economy.
The post How Will Silver And Gold Perform In A Global Pandemic? appeared first on Silver Doctors.
PM1742 originally posted this beautiful emerald cut engagement ring on the Show Me the Bling forum at PriceScope. Fabulous! This emerald cut with side step-cut trapezoids is out of this world! A love story that seemingly had some highs and lows but rocketed into the atmosphere on a trip to Atlantic City […]
The post An Emerald Cut Engagement appeared first on PriceScope.
We’ll help you create your very own Lord of the Ring wedding band in any luxurious precious metal. We design, create and craft every ring to order for our clients Worldwide.
Please note that every LOTR wedding ring includes a bespoke engraving. We add your wording in Elvish script.
We handcraft every Lord of the Rings inspired ring in your chosen precious metal. Choose from Platinum, Palladium or Gold.
We work with incredible attention to detail to create luxurious engraved ring designs for a lifetime of wear. The Elvish
7mm Lord of the Rings inspired wedding ring in a lightweight court ring profile, crafted in Yellow Gold.
If you’re unfamiliar with this abbreviation, this popular abbreviation LOTR represents “Lord of the Rings”. For this reason, we shorten the name to LOTR wedding rings.
What is Tengwar?
Tengwar is a script created by J. R. R. Tolkien.
“Within the fictional context of Tolkien’s legendarium, the tengwar were invented by the Elf Fëanor, and used first to write the Elven tongues Quenya and Telerin.”
One of our most recent Lord of the Rings inspired wedding rings. Shown here in 950 Platinum, our photograph shows the inset diamond and inscription around the band.
Whether you’re a fan of J.R.R. Tolkien’s epic stories or not, Elvish engraved wedding rings make a popular choice.
We craft Elvish wedding rings individually to order. Some clients order the one ring. Other clients order a pair of matching Elvish wedding bands.
Choose your ring with or without a flush set diamond.
Three colours of our Elvish engraved wedding ring RWD017
Many couples add a unique element to their wedding rings in the form of a custom laser engraving.
Engraving costs very little but adds wonderful detail.
Consider more choice within our classic plain wedding ring designs. We custom engrave each design with a choice of options.
Our website adds the small engraving cost to your wedding ring and we contact you for the details after you place the order.
Some clients choose Lord of the Rings wedding rings for the style and look of the detail.
We don’t just sell LOTR wedding rings to book and film fans.
You don’t have to be a Hobbit fan to wear an Elvish engraved wedding ring. The style of writing fascinates many people.
With similar styling to Hebrew and some cursive writing forms, Elvish, or Tengwar offers a beautiful script, ideal for engraving onto wedding rings.
As part of our work, we translate your wording perfectly into Elvish.
If you prefer the look of a plain wedding ring we engrave the Elvish text inside the ring. This leaves the outer surface plain with a matte or polished finish.
We apply laser engravings in any typeface on the surface of any precious metal.
Both Platinum and 18ct Gold provide greater durability compared to 9ct Gold. We highly recommend Platinum or 18ct White, Yellow or Rose Gold for LOTR engravings to the outer surface of rings.
We create most Lord of the Rings mens wedding bands in wider ring widths. By comparison, many brides order 3mm or 4mm wide rings. Men typically choose 5mm, 6mm and 7mm wide bands.
If you want additional ideas for engraving, be sure to visit our articles on fingerprint wedding rings and heartbeat engraved wedding rings (with the actual rhythm of your heartbeat) just two more exciting ideas for wedding ring engravings.
Did you know we receive an incredible amount of interest in our luxury Lord of the Rings wedding rings? Many people search for “LOTR rings,” or for a “Lord of the Rings Ring” in addition to “Lord of the Rings Wedding Band” to name just a few alternatives. The terms Elven, Elvish, Twengar and Hobbit also feature as popular search terms for this style of ring. Interestingly “Ring of Power”and “Ring of Sauron” are additional terms used to find our designs. Let us know how you found us in our comments below.
The post Lord of the Rings Wedding Rings – Elvish Engraved Wedding Rings appeared first on Serendipity Diamonds Blog.
Some things in life are better left in the hands of others. For example, if you don’t know how to fly a plane, you’ll let a pilot take care of your next flight. Or if you don’t know how to perform open-heart surgery, you’re not going to try and repair your friend’s damaged arteries.
However, even if you don’t personally manage the minutiae of certain tasks, there are many aspects of these tasks where you do have control.
You don’t let the pilot of your flight choose a new destination after takeoff. You make that choice before you even get on the plane. If there was the possibility the pilot might decide midflight to change destinations on a whim, you wouldn’t even buy the ticket.
I am a take-charge person. I like to personally make sure things are getting done the right way. Part of the reality of running a business is that you have to delegate many tasks and processes to other people, but I always want to make sure the ship is being steered in the right direction.
Handling money should be the same way. However you have your retirement or your estate structured, whether or not you have someone manage it for you or you give it to someone else, you are going to want to control the general purpose that your money is structured for.
Sometimes people give up that control. They might even give up that control without knowing that they have given it up. Recently, an interesting piece of news caught my eye.
At the tail end of the last year, Congress passed a bill that they call the “SECURE Act.” MarketWatch reported that although the bill flew through the House of Representatives with ease, it initially struggled a bit in the Senate before some tweaks gave it the bipartisan support it needed to pass.
Aside from the clumsily forced acronym in the title (SECURE stands for “Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement”), a few aspects of this act are of particular interest. Specifically, this act changes how the law affects passing on retirement savings.
According to MarketWatch, this new law mandates that “beneficiaries of qualified retirement accounts, such as individual retirement accounts and 401(k) plans, need to withdraw all of the money out of those accounts within 10 years, instead of over their life expectancy as was previously allowed.”
Furthermore, Forbes has reported that “the current rules that allowed a non-spouse IRA beneficiary to ‘stretch’ required minimum distributions (RMDs) from an inherited account over their own lifetime (and potentially allow the funds to grow tax-free for decades) [have] been eliminated.”
This changes the direction of many people’s IRAs. If someone intended their IRA to be a safeguard of their wealth for retirement or intended their IRA to be structured for generational wealth, they may be blindsided by these changes.
Of course, this isn’t just a risk only faced by IRA holders. Any fund where the rules are dictated by an outside force is exposed to the possibility that the rules can be changed.
In other words:
Something that gives me satisfaction in dealing with precious metals is that while the price of metals such as gold can be impacted by market trends and laws, no one person or organization suddenly decides how much they cost. When someone buys gold, they hold control of the destiny of that metal in their hands.
How much control over the direction of your money do you leave in the hands of others?
The post SECURE Control of Your Money appeared first on U.S. Money Reserve.
Kitco News
(Kitco News) – Expected annual production is one million ounces per year over a 27-year mine life.
The post Donlin Gold Project receives right of way appeared first on WorldSilverNews.