Fashion Jewellery for Men made in the UK, Mens Bracelets, Mens Silver Jewellery, Cufflinks

Our exiting range of fashion jewellery for men made in the UK including mens bracelets and other mens silver jewellery.

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Where does the word jewellery originate? Well infact its true meaning is plaything derived from a word from the latin language jocale but it was the stylish french that used the word jouel describing anything made from precious stones or metal and used to wear about your person that first reinterpreted the meaning into its popular form today. The above silver and 18ct gold bracelet is an item from our mens section and is currently in stock for immediate delivery.

It is ironic to think that jewellery has been around in its most basic form at the same time as tools were discovered by early man. Mens jewellery was an integral part of ancient cultures and so on to this day men want to wear jewellery designed especially for them. This solid silver mens bracelet is one such example we have to offer.

Man made jewellery began with the idea of using shells as a form of symblism. Dating back tens of thousands of years shells were discovered in Europe that had been crafted into beads. From these humble beginnings mens jewellery has developed and evolved into the many choices we have today. However the tribal influences remain with this example pictured above from our website.

Many different types of material were used to create jewellery including teeth and bones from animals, shells, wood and stone carved into shapes by hand. In time these were eclipsed by precious metals such as silver but the ancient inspirations remain intact to this day with the use of langauages engraved into modern jewellery as in this bangle featured here.

The earliest jewellery known to man was made from shells. They were discovered in Africa and thought to be over one hundred thousand years old. Todays modern fashion trends are influenced by the aged look in both clothing and jewellery. Using specialist techniques the appearance of ageing can be produced as in this mens bracelet pictured here.

The fundamental reason that jewellery was originally invented was entirely a practical one. Pins were created to simply fasten clothing together securely. It was after this that the items were designed with adornment in mind. Decorating the boy with silver became a fast growing trend for everyone.

Mens jewellery has all ways been worn as a symbol of success and still continues to be to this day. Jewellery was also worn by men to ward off evil and protect against medical conditions. This 18ct gold an stainless steel ring is from a new range of mens stainless steel jewellery we have recently added to our website.

The ancestors of Homo Sapiens began making jewellery over forty thousand years ago when they started living in Europe. The dawn of mass jewellery making had begun. Take yourself back in time with this silver mens ring pictured above in a prehistoric hammered bedrock style texture.

Originally mens jewellery was quite crude in design and was created by prehistoric man using many differing materials including stone, teeth, bones and shells. At Love2Have we feature a range of stone textured jewellery perfect for men including the ring featured above in solid silver.

Jewellery made from metals first appeared about seven thousand years ago with copper being the first to appear. Nowadays silver jewellry is the most popular for men but when it was first available on the high street many man considered it effeminate. This however changed in the forties with the advent of modern designs especialy created for men. The signet ring pictured above is based on the design classic.

Mens jewellery has gone through quite a significant change over the last few decades starting off in the nineteen forties with the introduction of retro modern styling choices using curves. These curves have evolved into more organic styling ideas and todays modern jewellery has took this idea even further with a good example featured above of a wide silver ring.

The history of mens jewellery continued to develop through the hippie era in the late sixties influenced by american crafts from the native red indians. From then on in the seventies sterling silver became popular for men and has since become the number one choice for customers. Pictured above is our slate pendant modelled on a piece of broken slate.