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A Lake Waukomis woman discovered a cherished item inside a thrift store find. She believes it was mistakenly donated and ...

The Tree Ring’s Kickstarter page offers a short video, some band history, and CDs for $10 each. “We filmed a piece of one of the new songs,” says violinist Kelly Bennett, “and we explained ...

Right now, we're stockpiling all kinds of gold jewellery, from bold yellow to more subtle white, '90s-style chunky chains to stackable rings. And there’s a plethora of labels providing the ...

Over the last couple of years, engagement ring styles have slowly transitioned from delicate and dainty to bold and unique.

The sedimentary sandstone rock of the Yellow Band is a distinctive feature of the Lhotse Face which requires about 100 meters of rope to traverse it. This is the first rock a climber touches on ...

Gold has for centuries been an attractive commodity. Not only is the precious metal viewed as a form of currency, but it's considered an attractive investment commodity as well. That's especially ...

Gold has been an essential component in the financial reserves of nations for centuries, and its appeal is showing no sign of diminishing, with central banks set to be net purchasers of gold once ...

Smoke on the wharves, smoke on the dingy boats, on the yellow ... from his cigar, Wolfe caught with a quick pleasure the contour of the white hand, the blood glow of a red ring he wore.

So why do Australia's teams and athletes wear yellow and green? The golden wattle — or acacia pycnantha — is yellow (gold) and green while in flower, and is often referenced when the question of why ...

Finding the right wedding band ... but gold still reigns supreme. James has also noticed customers gravitating towards traditional silhouettes for the big day, but customising their rings to ...

This year for gold bugs has gone something like this: Heads, I win. Tails, I also win. The yellow metal, as hackneyed journalese demands we call it on second mention, has had quite a run.