Jewelry is jewelry. I do not associate it with religion. If it catches my eye, I buy it.

As a guy I don't wear a lot of jewelry, but I'll state my opinion anyways. Usually I could care less what the symbolism of the jewelry is. I agree that is is often beautiful and we should not hide it away just because we disagree with its symbolic meaning. Of course, at the same time this means that while wearing the jewelry we might lead others to make false judgments about us.

That would be pointless.

I don't do it, but I don't really care. If someone wants to where an ankh, it wouldn't offend me just because they don't follow the ancient Egyptian Pagan religion.

I am not atheist. But I also believe they are all just symbols unless you attach a personal religious meaning to them. To condemn someone for wearing a symbol they may not even know the significance of (which you already said you do and is fine) that may be readily available to the public, is insensitive, egotistical, and just plain poor manners. However when you display them in public, you are in a way inviting questions, comments, and discussions about them. If you're not comfortable with that you can either not wear them in public, or just politely say, "It was a gift from a dear friend" and leave it at that. In my opinion, Gods are not so easily offended. Followers of those religions should be glad that you have chosen their symbols to wear in public bringing some level of awareness to their religions.

Then capture and mining in other countries. Because silver is that it is found in minerals from deep within the earth, so is a professional mining. It is used to make jewelry because it is soft, flexible, easy to shape, which makes ideal material for silver ideal material for the work.

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