Who Owns the Gold in Ft. Knox ? - Lew Rockwell and Judge Napolitano on Freedom Watch

Ludvig von Mises Institute Chair Lew Rockwell on auditing the Federal Reserve

Who Owns the Gold in Ft. Knox? - Lew Rockwell and Judge Napolitano

Gold May Rise to $3,000 in Several Years Rosenberg Says

May 28 (Bloomberg) -- David Rosenberg, chief economist at Gluskin Sheff & Associates Inc., talks with Bloomberg's Matt Miller and Carol Massar about the outlook for gold prices and U.S. stocks. (Source: Bloomberg)

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GoldMoney Founder James Turk interviewed at Baird Co. by ITN

GoldMoney at Baird & Co.

GoldMoney's Founder James Turk interviewed at Baird & Co. by ITN's London

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Peter Schiff: Glenn Beck Doesn't Know That GOLDLINE Is Ripping People Off!

MSNBC 25 may 2010

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Silver or Black Jewelry Finish? Which Do You Prefer?

Silver or Black jewelry finish? Which do you prefer?

I recently posted this question on my Facebook page.

So far, silver is in the lead...

Shiny silver finish?

When I first began making jewelry from broken china (and we're talking nearly 20 years now - yikes!) I would occasionally dabble with the black/vintage/antiqued finishes, but for some reason I always seemed to come back to silver.

Silver is traditional, it's easy to wear, it's shiny....as for the darker, vintage finishes - I believe they tend to be more trendy, coming into style right along with the whole "new vintage" era that you see everywhere you turn - in clothes, home furnishings, fabrics...what's old is new again, and so it goes.

I like the way a dark finish against a bright floral china pattern makes the colors pop, and how it lends to the "old" feeling of a piece of china. I equally like the feeling of luxury a shiny, silver finish affords. For me personally, I guess it all comes down to what kind of mood I'm in.

Which do you prefer?