f personal beautification and has undergone numerous changes through ages. The trinkets used by men and women in different eras are quite vivid when it comes to the elements that they were made from or even the various designs and patterns they were created with. However, one thing that has remained constant across all the ages is the humankind’s love for wearing accessories. It was this love that prompted people across various ages to look for newer and better materials for making ornaments.
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There is enough evidence to prove that even pre-historic humans adorned their body with jewelry. Then accessories were made from natural elements like animal teeth, bones, stones and even hand carved wood. Some of them also used beads and sea shells for making various jewels items. With the development of the social system new elements were discovered and used for making jewelry and later precious metals and precious stones became integral constituents of exquisite ones.
There is piece of necklaces or any piece for every part of the body, be it a hairpin for tying up the hair or a toe ring to adorn the toes. While the most common items of accessories like necklaces, earrings, rings, bracelets etc are universal, there are other items which are restricted to only some societies. These include nose pins, anklets, toe rings, nasal rings etc., which are used only in certain societies and cultures. The most common elements used for creating various items of ornaments are silver, gold, diamonds