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Art Nouveau
Art Nouveau Jewelry - 1895 to 1915
The Art Nouveau movement was a short lived yet dramatically recognizable period. It produced some of the most sought-after collectibles in the world today.
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Art DECO (1910-1930): A stilted, stylized design which was named after the 1925 L'Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes, held in Paris, France.
Art Deco
A style characterized by angular geometric shapes, zigzags, bold colors, molded or faceted Czech glass beads, plastics (like celluloid or Bakelite) and chrome, unlike the curves of the previous era.
Art Deco: This jewelry movement, considered a protest against the excesses of Art Nouveau, was launched at the 1925 L' Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes' in Paris.
ART NOUVEAU
Art Nouveau was a style popular from roughly 1895 until World War I. Art Nouveau pieces are characterized by curves and naturalistic designs, especially depicting long-haired, sensual women.
Art Deco - see deco style
Austrian crystal - Imitation of natural or rock crystal (quartz). see also crystal
Aventurine - Translucent greenish quartz mineral, internally granular. Often mistaken for jade, another green stone ...
Art Nouveau: Predominantly 1890 to 1910. France, Spain, England and the US are noted countries of origin.
Art Deco
Art Deco was a style popular from the mid-1910's until the mid-1920's, originating in Paris, France, characterized by geometric lines and angles.
Art Deco Style - The Art Deco style features geometric patterns and vibrant colors. It flourished in the 1920s and 1930s, synthesizing a variety of influences such as ancient Egyptian and Mediterranean culture with modern technology.
Art Nouveau
A period of design between the 1890's and 1910; the jewelry is characterized by flowing lines, unusual interpretations of nature, the use of women with long flowing hair and the utilization of unusual materials ...
Art Nouveau - Designs from the late 19th and early 20th century, to about WWII time, which made its way into jewelry making. Often characterized by curved, flowing, asymmetrical lines.
Art Deco
A popular style in jewelry history from around 1915 to 1925 that is recognized by its combination of geometric designs and straight lines. The look is popularly reproduced in costume jewelry today.
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Art Deco
Art Deco is a design style that was popular in Paris, France and spread throughout the world during the mid-1910's. Its popularity declined during the mid-1920's. Art Deco jewelry is styled with geometric shapes and angles.
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Art Deco: A popular style of jewelry from the mid-1910's until the mid-1920's originating in Paris, France.
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A style of jewellery that originated in Paris and was popular from the mid 1920s to the 1930s. Art Deco jewellery is characterised by hard lines and angles rather than curves ...
Art Deco: Originally a French movement in the 1920s reacting against the ornate art nouveau style which preceded WWI. Popular in the US the style laid emphasis on bold geometric patterns and abstract forms.
ART DECO
Art Deco was a style popular from the mid-1910's until the mid-1920's. This style originated in Paris, France. Art Deco pieces are characterized by geometric lines and angles, with very few curves.
Art Nouveau
Art Nouveau is a style of art, architecture and design that was popular from 1880 to 1914. It is characterised by highly-stylised and flowing designs which often included floral and other organic motifs.
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Main article: Scrying
The art or process of "seeing" is known as "scrying," whereby images are seen in crystals, or other mediums such as water, and are interpreted as meaningful information.
Art Deco - Originally a French movement in the 1920s anti ornate art nouveau which preceded WWI. Emphasized bold geometric and abstract patterns ...
Art Deco
A style of jewelry common in the 1930's featuring angular designs with white metals, sapphires, jade, black onyx and pave and bead set diamonds
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ART DECO A jewelry style originated in Paris, France and popular from about 1915 until 1925. This style has distinct geometric lines and angles, lacking in rounded edges and curves ...
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Art Deco: A style popular in the mid-1920s characterized by angular geometric shapes, zigzags, bold colors, glass beads, plastics like Bakelite and chrome.
Art Nouveau: An international style of art that incorporates curvy lines, florals, plus natural themes and colors. Popular from the late 19th Century to the early 20th Century.
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Art Deco
The Art Deco style features linear, geometric patterns, abstract designs, and vibrant colors.
Art Deco
The geometric style that succeeded Edwardian jewelry beginning in the teens, and reaching full flower in the mid 1920's. This style was characterized by zigzags and sharp angles rather than the curves of the previous era.
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The art of feeling jade (1962) The Gemmologist, Vol. 31, No. 372, pp. 131-133 (reprinted from Gems and Minerals, No. 286, July 1961, pp. 28-29).
Bender F. (1983) Geology of Burma. Gebrüder Borntraeger, Berlin, 260 pp.
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The art of cutting, polishing, and shaping gemstones for use in jewelry. One who cuts, polishes or shapes gemstones.
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An age-old art form of creating beads from colored glass which has been melted in a flame. The artist uses tiny bits of the molten glass to create a base design, which may then be sealed under another layer of clear or transparent colored glass.
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An age old art of faceting a stone to look like an opening rose.
Rough
In gemology, this refers to the raw, natural state in which gems are found.
Chinese art metal
Copper-lead-zinc tin alloy containing about 15% lead, 10% zinc and 1% tin.
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Engraving: The art of cutting designs in any substance; in the jewelry trades, particularly made of the precious metals.
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cloisonne - The art of decorative enameling.
coin silver - A silver alloy that contains 90% pure silver and 10% copper.
Scarab: The art of carving the intricate detail of the sacred scarab beetle into stone. The ancient Egyptians considered the scarab a symbol of the soul.
Glyptic
The art of engraving or carving gems.
Group
Two or more chemically related gemstone materials, similar in structure and physical properties.
Assembled Gem Art
Intarsias, insets, inlays, pietra dura and micro-mosaics fall into the category of making something beautiful out of what would otherwise have been waste products.
Lapidary
The art and practice of cutting gem stones and minerals.
Lapidarist
A person who is a cutter, polisher or engraver of precious stones.
Scrimshaw The art of intricate carving on ivory, and the resulting pieces. Since harvesting ivory is illegal due to overhunting, ethical scrimshanders use recycled ivory from old piano keys, extinct animals, and naturally shed antlers.
Lapidary: The art of cutting, shaping, polishing and creating jewelry from stones.
Lapis: Shortened form of Lapis Lazuli.
Skillfully merging art and science, a variety of techniques are used to help gemstones reach their full potential. Critical as good cutting, treatments are an integral part of the modern gemstone industry.
In Greek classical art she is usually portrayed as a maiden huntress clothed in a girl's short skirt, with hunting boots, a quiver, a bow and arrows. Often she is shown in the shooting pose, and is accompanied by a hunting dog or stag.
Glyptography is the art of engraving gemstones, making intaglio and cameos. Stones are engraved using grindstones with powdered emory or diamond as an abrasive
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METALLURGY. The art of separating metals from their ores or from impurities; smelting, reducing, refining, amalgamating, alloying, parting, brazing, plating, etc.
Art, Jewelry and Metals: Makers, Markets, Meaning. 2nd ed. Austin: privately printed, 1992.
Biringuccio, Vannoccio. Pirotechnia. 1540. Ed. and trans. Cyril Stanley Smith and Martha Teach Gnudi. Cambridge, MA: M.I.T. Press, 1966.
Brepohl, Erhard.
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