Colors in Architecture
Study of Patterns
Blue Diamonds or Blue Sapphires
Blue Diamonds
I came across this pair of gold Bengals with small blue diamonds flush set on the exterior surface of ring as well as on 8 circular dome.They were sparkling with beautiful blue lights.
I had never seen blue diamonds, they are rare and I thought about 45.52 carats Hope Diamond, the symbol of perfection and value. I also remember reading about its changing color from blue, violet to ultra fiery orange, red; after few minutes getting exposed in ultra violet lights.
Of course these diamonds did not change colors. They were very expensive but the jeweler gave another option of making with Sapphire in much less price . Sapphire is a variety of the mineral species corundum. The name “Sapphire” comes from the Persian word “safir”, meaning “beloved of Saturn”.
Sapphires might be better choice as some Sapphires do change colors. Also, the color can be intensified with heat. Mohs (hardness) scale of Sapphire is 9 which works for this setting. So the bracelet or bengals made up of intense, color changing blue sapphires would be the best choice in terms of its aesthetics, functionality and value.
Ready for Kill with colorful clothes?
Are they smiling because they are ready to kill for their feast or just to look beautiful in the photos?
Perception and use of Colors
Each color is like a note, but the right combination of two or more colors together make a song.
When you see pink, it symbolizes girly, princess like and sweet, but when it is used with black and white changes the effect of pink.
The store I passed by in San Francisco had this dramatic and mesmerizing effect with the use of these three colors. I almost magically strolled through the store to see the display of merchandises, which were in this case, the Jewelry. I ended up selecting one pair of earring with gold metal and blue color beads. May be the sky blue just stood apart with pink background.
Also, the photos I took earlier oftimber bridgeinspired some graphics and along with the colors, I created the illustration as shown below. It is one of my on-going studies of the colors and its effect on human psychology. In this piece, I like the multiple grey lines and creating different looks with four background colors.