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Thin layers of nacre that make up the iridescent interior of a mollusk shell. These layers are removed and used for watch faces and other pieces of jewelry.
Industry:Jewelry
The upper portion of a diamond, located between the table and girdle (midsection).
Industry:Jewelry
A portion of the metal setting has been cut away and replaced by a stone. In this setting, the stones are flush with the metal surface.
Industry:Jewelry
One of the 4Cs that measures diamond weight. Diamonds can range from small fractions of a carat to many carats.
Industry:Jewelry
This metal watch clasp is divided into 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. This clasp can also include push buttons on either side of the band for added security.
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
Features a distinct pattern of three (or five) equally sized links separated by one longer link.
Industry:Jewelry
Long curved wires that attach to the earrings on one end, while the other end goes through the ear and secures with a clasp.
Industry:Jewelry
