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Terms for subject Jewelry (567 entries)

herringbone chain	A thick, flat chain crafted from precious metals that features the classic herringbone design by placing short diagonal, parallel links side by side with the direction of the diagonal alternating each row. These chains also often feature a slight bend in
high polished finish	Also called a gloss finish or high gloss finish, this vibrant finishing technique is achieved through excessive buffing and polishing. The result is an extremely smooth, unblemished surface with a glossy shine.
hollow back	Refers to a piece of jewelry that features back that has been hollowed out to reduce both weight and also, in most cases, allow light to reach the gemstones more readily.
honeycomb ring	A ring that features multiple hexagons that have been set close to one another giving the ring a honeycomb like appearance. The hexagons can either be placed at the top of the ring or along the entire band.
hope diamond	This beautiful blue diamond appeared in the trade in 1830 and was bought by the banker H.T. Hope of London. It was probably re-cut from a stone stolen during the French Revolution. It has changed hands frequently and has resided in the Smith
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hydrothermal	Refers to a process that involves the alteration or deposition of minerals by water water heated by igneous activity.
I.G.I.	International Gemological Institute
idiochromatic	Describes gems whose colour is due to elements that are an essential part of the chemical composition.
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igneous rock	Rocks formed from erupted volcanic lava or solidified magma.
imitation gemstone	Material that has the outward appearance of the gem it is intended to imitate, but which has different physical properties.
imperial topaz	A type of quartz that is lustrous orange-yellow to orange-brown in color.
inclusions	Markings or foreign bodies found within the stone.
infinity link bracelet	A type of link bracelet wherein each link is shaped like the infinity symbol, or a sideways figure eight symbol.
inlay	A technique wherein a recessed area is filled with a precious gem, mother of pearl, or enamel. The decorative inlay is flush with the rest of the piece creating a clean aesthetic. Inlays are popular with guitars, antique furniture, and jewelry.
inlay setting	When an unfaceted stone is set into a grooved area flush with the piece's surface.
intaglio	A design in which the subject is cut lower than the background.
interchangeable bezel	A function of certain types of watches that enables the owner to remove and replace the the bezel with another setting. This features gives the watch added versatility and is common in fashion watches.
International Gemological Institute	The International Gemological Institute (IGI) is the largest independent gem grading and appraisal institute in the world, renowned for their expertise and extensive experience in serving the diamond and jewelry industry for over 25 years.