Akoya pearls
June 13, 2008
Akoya pearls are the lustrous jewels derived from Japanese pearl farms
Akoya Pearl and Diamond Dangle Circle Post Earrings
Akoya pearls are the finest cultured ocean salt water pearls which are widely farmed in Japan and China. Being slightly similar to fresh water pearls in appearance, akoya pearls possess a striking round manifestation and an alluring luster. They are available in an array of colors including shades of white, cream, rose, yellow, green and blue. With a size range from 2mm-10mm, akoya pearls find its place in necklaces, pendants, earrings and bracelets. Akoya pearls secured in a necklace or ring serve to be one of the attractive gifts for the loved ones.
Cable chain
June 6, 2008
Cable chain is also one of the chain designs, which consists of spherical rings fastened together. It resembles the cable being utilized in anchoring large ships to a dock.
Box and tongue clasp
June 3, 2008
The box and tongue clasp is one of the most widely-used closures in different forms of jewelry including bracelets, necklaces, and chains. Consisting of a single strip, the tongue, trigger, end plate, floor, and roof, the box and tongue clasp serves to be a well-liked method of securing two ends of a chain. The clasp works by fastening a V-shaped metallic wire into a small tube. Usually, the obtainable shape of box and tongue clasp is square.
Bezel
June 1, 2008
Bezel is described as the metal rim which holds the beveled gem by encompassing the entire circumference or a certain part of it. They are available in round, oval or hexagonal shapes. There are various types of bezel, for instance Ratchet bezel. Bezels may also be used for holding watch crystals.
Cameo
May 30, 2008
Cameo is defined as a carved, semiprecious gemstone bearing engraved illustrations in one color against a background of a different color. The carvings depict mythological scenes, Roman emperors, etc. Cameos are usually cut from a variety of stones including onyx, bloodstone, agate, and sardonyx. The antiqued piece of jewelry is usually donned as brooches, rings, pendants, etc. Of all the precious jewels to treasure, cameos are the most prized ones.
Bizantine chains
May 29, 2008
Bizantine is described as an eye-catching jewelry pattern comprising of interlocking rings of yellow, white-gold or sterling silver. Bizantine pattern is usually employed in creating bracelets and chains making them appear beautiful and stunning. The striking entwined structure is popular amongst the people of all ages and is an everlasting complement to a jewelry collection.
Box Chain
May 28, 2008
Box chain is one of the elementary intertwined jewelry structures, which bear the resemblance to the byzantine chain. It consists of a series of wide square connecting shapes that link together, forming boxes. Box chains are available in gold or sterling silver and are usually worn as bracelets or necklaces while the ring sizes of a box chain may vary depending on the buyer’s requirements.
Box Chains at UD Jewelry
What is baguette?
May 27, 2008
Baguette can be described as one of the gemstone cuts used for shaping the rhinestones including diamonds and emeralds. Being introduced in the 19th century, baguette cuts have gained immense recognition with time and are widely used as cuts for small diamonds, sapphires and rubies. A baguette has a table facade with a number of rectangular facets set parallel to the structure. The word “Baguette” has been derived from French where it is used for indicating a French stick loaf.
Bangle
May 26, 2008
Bangle is described as the circular shaped costume jewelry which is unbendable and rigid, being worn by women on their arms or wrists. Bangles are created from a range of materials including gold, silver, platinum, glass, wood, metal, plastic, etc. However, the gold and glass bangles are widely admired amongst the women. Being available in a variety of colors, bangles enhance beauty of the hands that wear it.
Bangle bracelets at UD Jewelry
What is a band?
May 25, 2008
Band is defined as the jewel ring or a tiara containing embedded precious metals, usually worn as a wedding ring on the ring finger. It can be plain and simple or a decorated one. The specialty of a wedding band is its width which is similar all the way round. Bands are available in several designs, for instance cigar bands, antique bands, eternity bands, etc. Moreover, bands can be ordered in specific interior and exterior styles depending upon an individual’s requirement.
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