Chain Jewelry: From Royals to Rappers | Vulnerability: weakness or bravery?
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VULNERABILITY: WEAKNESS OR BRAVERY?
CHAIN JEWELRY: FROM ROYALS TO RAPPERS
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Vulnerability:
weakness or bravery?
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What comes to your mind when you hear the word “vulnerability”? In my search for an answer, I asked a few friends and it was interesting to hear their completely opposite approaches: they either saw it as weakness or as bravery. The perception of vulnerability as weakness lies in the origin of the word itself. “Vulnerable” is derived from the Latin word vulnerabilis "wounding" from the Latin verb vulnerare "to wound, hurt, injure, maim”.
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Chain Jewelry:
From Royals to Rappers
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The world of chains is a fascinating one. Chain jewelry has been reimagined over the centuries with different materials, colors or gemstones, and its meaning or symbolism has also changed over time. However, the essence of chains remains the same: they consist of two shapes (normally circles) linked together which are said to symbolize eternity.
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