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The sparkle or flash emitted by diamonds when they are moved under light.
Industry:Jewelry
A metal watch clasp with three parts that extend out to fit over the wearer's hand. When closing the clasp, the metal parts fold internally as the top latches onto the band. An extra piece of metal folds over the top of the latch and snaps into place. This clasp can also include push buttons on either side.
Industry:Jewelry
A straight piece of metal (a post) goes through the earlobe while a hinged curved arm supports the back of the earring.
Industry:Jewelry
A stone found in nature that has the necessary rarity, beauty and durability for use in jewelry. For more information, visit our Gemstone Guide.
Industry:Jewelry
Rings, earrings or necklaces that feature a single diamond in a metal setting.
Industry:Jewelry
A way in which diamonds are cut. Step-cut diamonds feature rows of facets positioned in a step-like fashion. Most step-cut diamonds have four sides and a rectangular shape, such as emerald or baguette diamonds.
Industry:Jewelry
14 Karat gold is 14 parts pure gold and 10 parts other metal alloys. By combining with copper and silver, yellow gold retains a rich yellow color while increasing its durability.
Industry:Jewelry
A strip of leather, rubber, cloth or metal that attaches to the case and wraps around the wrist. Metal bands can be resized by adding or removing links; leather bands offer several buckle holes for the best fit.
Industry:Jewelry
