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The feature of a watch that denies water and moisture from penetrating inside its case. No watch is completely waterproof, but several can withstand rain and splashing. Water resistance is measured in ATMs (atmospheric pressure). This number is usually printed on the back of the case.
Industry:Jewelry
A strong metal used for jewelry that is less likely to rust or corrode than regular steel or other jewelry metals.
Industry:Jewelry
10 Karat gold (10K) is 10 parts pure gold and 14 parts other metal alloys. By combining with copper and silver, yellow gold retains a rich yellow color while increasing its durability.
Industry:Jewelry
The feature of a watch that denies water and moisture from penetrating inside its case. No watch is completely waterproof, but several can withstand rain and splashing. Water resistance is measured in ATMs (atmospheric pressure). This number is usually printed on the back of the case.
Industry:Jewelry
A stone with an elongated round shape. This cut is popular for color gemstones.
Industry:Jewelry
A type of watch display featuring a dial and hands, rather than a digital numeric display.
Industry:Jewelry
The upper portion of a diamond, located between the table and girdle (midsection).
Industry:Jewelry
The hardest known natural mineral to man. Diamonds are the birthstone of April and the traditional gift for the 10th, 60th and 75th wedding anniversaries. Learn more by visiting our Diamond Guide.
Industry:Jewelry
More technically referred to as the dial, the face is the front display of a watch that includes the markings and hands. It is covered by the crystal and enclosed within the case.
Industry:Jewelry
