Let Your Emotions Show Your Mood Ring Color         
There are Replica Cartier Love Ring a lot of ways for us to show what we feel. Most people show it through their faces. One can wear a scowl and people will assume that he/she is having a really bad day or maybe they’re just suffering from the 
Some display their emotions through their actions. You can sing “Walking On Sunshine” while at the office and people know that you’re happy and/or possibly insane.
But others choose to display their mood through clothes and jewelry.  That’s where mood rings are very useful. Mood rings were created back in the 1970’s and started the rise of mood jewelry. Mood rings change their color based on the wearer’s mood. If you wear it feeling happy, it will appear as pink. But if you suddenly became anxious, it will turn to brown. Fake Cartier Juste Un Clou Ring Many people were very fascinated with this ring. That’s why it became really popular. But, ever wondered how it works?
How the Actual Mood Ring Works          
Our body reacts differently to every mood we have. When one feels happy, certain chemicals are released in the blood and activates many of our organs. It causes an increase in the heart rate, therefore increasing the amount of blood circulating in the body. This is why we feel alert and energetic whenever we are happy. This is also why our body temperature increases.
On the other hand, during times when we are anxious or scared, chemicals in our body divert blood flow to our vital organs and muscles. This is to prepare our body for the “fight or flight” response. Since the blood is diverted to the internal organs, temperature tends to drop at our extremities.
Changes in our mood cause many reactions in our body. Certain chemicals in our body are released into our blood, causing several responses. Cheap Amulette de Cartier Ring That’s why our heart rate changes when we’re happy. We tend to have less energy when we are sad. These changes are utilized by the mood ring.
One major indicator during mood changes is the temperature. Normal body temperature is 98.6 F. Any mood shifts causes a rise or fall in our body temperature. Mood rings contain thermophilic liquid crystals layered with a protective coating. They are placed inside the ring or at the band. Once the person’s mood changes, the liquid will react to the temperature change and will therefore cause the change in the ring’s color.
Mood rings probably don’t reflect one’s mood perfectly, but they are certainly fun to wear.  They are both useful and fashionable. We all have very few pieces that can do that. It can be a good conversation starter.
$800,000 Stolen Jewelry Box and the Happy Ending
Everybody loves gold. It makes everything look… expensive. No wonder ancient civilizations have used gold to create their temples and relics. Up until today, gold is still considered an asset.  A gram of gold today costs $50 and that’s just for a gram. Imagine if those gold candlesticks or crowns of royalty were yours.
You’d be able to afford as many Jimmy Choos and Prada shoes as you wanted. Goodbye knock-offs! All you need to do is to find large pieces of gold. 
Or… What if you could steal those displays from the museum. They are antique, legit GOLD ornaments, and enough for you to have Ryan Gosling as your date this Valentines. If only stealing was not considered a crime.
If only you could go to the Smithsonian, break those display cases and steal that huge slab of gold. But you can’t. And you won’t… right? Please tell me you won’t.
The $800,000 Jewelry Box Heist
I may seem like a joke but this, unfortunately, happened at the back in 2018. A valuable and historic jewelry box was stolen from the museum and the thief had managed to escape.
The said jewelry box is Knockoff Trinity de Cartier Ring entirely made of gold, with gold-encrusted quartz stone embedded at the body. It was a Gold Rush era piece and the box was engraved with scenes from the historical California. That made the box quite exquisite and rare. It was said to be commissioned by a pioneer from California.
According to the museum, the box costs around $800,000. Sadly, the box seemed to have quite an interest with thieves. It had been previously stolen and was sold to a man who immediately returned the item upon learning that the box was stolen.
A Man Hunt For the Jewelry Box Thief
The management of the museum offered $12,000 as a reward for those who could give information about the box’s whereabouts. Subsequently the theft was widely publicized and the item was easily recognizable.
This made the search a lot easier. The thief was caught on the surveillance cameras so his image was widely broadcast. The museum’s biggest worry was the possibility that the jewelry box might be melted into a puddle of gold and be sold to black market dealers.
A Happy Ending For the Stolen Jewelry Box
And just like our favorite fairy tales, there is a happy ending for this stolen jewelry box. The jewelry box was recovered after two months and the suspect 45 year old Andre Franklin was captured.  An important piece of their history was recovered. All thanks to the police, museum administration and the people of Oakland. The museum has assured the public that additional security measures were implemented to ensure the safety of all the treasures under their care. Such a happy ending isn’t it? Cliché, but nice.
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