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PAGE 23 - SEC. I - SUPPLEMENT TO McHENKY PLAINDEALER - NOV. 25,1»75 Yuletide lightworks 'ring in' the season A ring is a special thing, a token of love, and as such, a very cherished gift whenever given, but par­ ticularly so duripg the Christmas season. Fur­ thermore, the ring, per­ haps history's first truly unisex jewelry -- is a fa­ vorite of both men and women. This year, rings take a variety of turns around the finger, .reports the Jewelry Industry Council. Just in time for gift giving, rings can be found in a wide range of precious metals, with both tradi­ tional and untraditional stones, and in an endless variety of unique designs. Colored stones decorate the rings with the most gift appeal. Black and green onyx, lapis lazuli, malachite, tiger's eye, jade, opal, carved rock crystal, turquoise, coral, ivory, mother of pearl spice up the many styles, in both gold and silver, with their unusual dimensional shapes as well as their colorings. Blocks and cylinders of stones make outstanding rings. And when the stone is also a part of the ring's shank, the finger is really gift wrapped. Flat topped designs are stone-topped, too. These very modern rings usually have squared shanks, even split shanks, so the stones are really on display. Extremely narrow bands of metal that curve up­ ward from each side of the finger are stone centered and meant to be worn -- and gifted -- in multiples. The precious colored stones, the rubies, the em­ eralds, the sapphires, look newest in wide bands to fit the pinky, in animal shapes. Their splendid bounty accompanieu by diamonds in traditional dinner rings is always a gift to herald -- and she will! A ring gift suggestion of special note comes just in time from Europe. It's a full circle or semi-circle of diamonds called the eter­ nity ring. Giving this ring, a husband tells his wife, "I love you now even more." 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