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Named for its resemblance to a lobster claw, this clasp has a hook with a spring-powered arm that can be opened and closed. The hook is attached to the opposite end of the chain, and the arm is closed to secure the chain.
Industry:Jewelry
A small metal back is pushed onto the earring's post and unscrewed when removed.
Industry:Jewelry
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
The time increment symbols located on the watch dial, or stamping found on fine jewelry indicating gold content, manufacturer's trademark and sometimes the stone weight.
Industry:Jewelry
A stone rests in a metal base with prongs that extend to its girdle, securely holding it in place. Four-prong settings are the most popular, but some settings use more for added security.
Industry:Jewelry
A type of metal used for jewelry. Silver is often combined with other metals to increase its strength. Sterling silver consists of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% alloy.
Industry:Jewelry
The device used to fasten each end of a watchband, bracelet or necklace together. Clasps are traditionally made of metal and include several designs.
Industry:Jewelry
