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Terms for subject Jewelry (567 entries)

geometric jewelry	Jewelry that features strong geometric shaping (squares, ovals, rectangles, triangles, ect) Many modern jewelry pieces use geometric shapes to achieve a clean, minimalist aesthetic.
vermeil	gilded silver	Michae­lBurov
gilt	Gold plated or dipped in gold.
vermeil	gilt silver	Michae­lBurov
girandole	Chandelier earrings that feature three distinct dangling parts.
girdle	The band around the widest part of a cut stone, where the crown meets the pavilion.
girlfriend ring	When two rings (or more) of the exact same style ring are worn by a couple or friends. Girlfriend rings are similar to promise rings and symbolize the bond of friendship.
glitter twisted rope bracelet	A bracelet that is made of twisted metal tendrils and looks as though glitter has been strewn across its surface. The glitter effect is usually caused by various types of metals that adorn the surface.
gold	A soft yellow corrosion resistant element, the most malleable and ductile metal, occurring in veins and alluvial deposits and recovered by mining or by panning or sluicing.
gold tone	Refers to a piece of jewelry that is only gold in color, not in make up or a piece of jewelry that is simply plated in gold and not comprised of it.
gold washed	Refers to jewelry that has an extremely thin layer of gold plating usually less that .175 microns thick. The thin layer will usually come off with wear.
gold-lip oyster	A large oyster used in some countries to produce South Sea cultured pearls. It is called a "yellow" or "gold" lip oyster because it produces a yellowish nacre and the pearls tend to range in color from off-white to deep gold.
Goshenite	Colorless, Beryl group.
graduated stones	Gemstones placed in a piece of jewelry from large to small. Graduated stones can go in either direction--be it from a large center stone to ones getting gradually smaller towards the outside in all directions or from one large stone to smaller stones goi
grain	The standard unit of weight once used for natural pearls. Four grains are equal to one carat.
granulated finish	A type of finish that is created with multiple grains or granules or has the appearance that it is. Granulated finishes are popular with men's jewelry or bold designs as the uneven surface bounces and refracts light beautifully.
great deal!	Anything purchased from a "GEMaffair."
green amethyst	Green quartz also known as prasiolite, vermarine, lime citrine, or green quartz.
green gold	An alloy of gold created when combined with silver. Green gold does not actually look green, but more yellow-green.
green quartz	Also known as green amethyst, vermarine, lime citrine, or by its gemological name, prasiolite.