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  1. Brands and Designer Jewelry

    … their followers expect. Style Jewelry styles must look good and be wearable. A particular piece may be very well made and last for years, but if it goes out of fashion, people won’t generally want to wear it. It is important that a … all over. You can also find un-branded jewelry that looks great on day one, but turns out to be very cheaply made. Some designers can become complacent and let their designs fall out of fashion. Sadly, there are no guarantees. But, in …

  2. Jewelry solder is different than normal jewelry metals

    Jewelry Solder: What You Should Know

    … our discussion on gold jewelry, but the same concepts also apply to silver and platinum as well. If your ring is made out of 14 karat gold, you know that approximately 56% of it is gold with the rest being made up by a variety of …re having some trouble with the solder in your jewelry and you are interested in having it removed (or the jewelry remade into something new) please don’t hesitate to contact us or leave a comment … in solder, you may want to remove the solder if possible. At our shop, we have a laser welder which allows us to do many of the jobs traditionally done with solder using the laser instead. We no longer need to use special solder alloys …

  3. Blue Zircon loose gems and jewelry

    Gem in the Spotlight: Blue Zircon

    … structure of zircon creates one of the liveliest displays found in any colored gem. In fact, before any of the manmade diamond simulates were made, the colorless version of zircon was used in jewelry to mimic diamond. Why? Natural zircon… simulant. Cubic Zirconia, also known as CZ, is even incorrectly shortened to zircon by some. The situation is made even more confusing by the fact that in the past, zircon, like CZ, was also used as a diamond simulant. This only adds to …

  4. A pair of diamond stud earrings surrounded by different earring back options

    Styles of Earring Backs

    … is very inexpensive. A good option for less valuable jewelry, or children’s wear. CONS Wear Out – They are only made of rubber, and will get worn out fairly quickly. Security – Not recommended for use with valuable jewelry. Ear Wires (…The backless style is not as secure as lever backs or other similar styles Irritant – If used with costume jewelry made of non-precious metals, it may cause irritation to sensitive skin. Gold options found on more valuable jewelry do not …

  5. A group of art deco and art nouveau rings together

    Art Deco vs. Art Nouveau Style Jewelry

    …art. Many Art Nouveau jewelry pieces were made in silver, but white gold and platinum were quite common as well. The diamonds used in Art Nouveau jewelry were typically Old Mine cuts, but Old European cut stones were also included as they … and the Machine Age. Precious metals like platinum and white gold alongside rare and valuable gemstones such as diamonds, emeralds, and sapphires, were the materials of choice for Art Deco jewelry makers. The most prevalent diamond cut found…

  6. Get more cash for your gold and jewelry from Arden Jewelers

    How to Sell Your Jewelry

    …condition. Some gems have a higher value then others. A natural ruby is worth many times more then a synthetic ruby. Diamonds are generally more valuable then amethysts. Knowing your gem’s grade and rarity will help with understanding its … choose a smaller on line auction company, many potential buyers will not find your offering. The decision is best made with research on how your particular type of jewelry was sold. E-mail and ask other sellers if they got the price they…

  7. A pile of scrap yellow gold jewelry

    Gold Purity and The Differences Between White and Yellow Gold

    …. White gold is available up to 21 karats. Most engagement rings are 14k or 18k. White gold is often used to enhance diamonds and other gemstones. White gold bridal jewelry is increasingly popular… does the term solid 14k gold mean? Some engagement rings are advertised as solid 14k gold which means the ring is made out of 14 karat gold not just plated with gold. A plated piece of jewelry has a thin layer of gold over a base or non … gold or solid gold or 24 karat gold, but what does it all mean? Gold used in jewelry like wedding rings can come in many forms. Basic to understand the uses of gold in jewelry is karat. Karat with a K is the purity of gold, Carat with a…

  8. A group of tanzanite loose gems and rings

    Gem in the Spotlight: Tanzanite

    …. The Queen of Kilimanjaro tiara contains the largest faceted tanzanite in the world. The tiara also contains 913 diamonds and 803 tsavorite garnets all set in 18 karat white gold. It is owned by former Apple CEO Michael Scott who routinely … could have been. They went to MIT geologists who discovered the gems were blue zoisite. Eventually, as the stones made their way through identification channels they found their way to the Henry B. Platt, the VP of Tiffany & Co. at …

  9. Group of loose amethyst gems emerald cut trillion and oval

    Gem in the Spotlight: Amethyst

    …so keep that in mind when storing your amethyst jewelry. If you have an amethyst ring or other piece of jewelry with diamonds or other gemstones, you should be careful when cleaning it. You should use a soft brush to gently scrub the amethyst… woman on her way to pay tribute to the goddess Diana. In order to protect Amethyst, Diana turned her into a statue made of pure, crystalline quartz. Dionysus, upon seeing the stunning statue, wept tears of wine in remorse for his actions…

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