Cluster J 6.5 oz. $54
4" x 2-1/2"
Very clear with one small double terminated point.
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Cluster Setting: A cluster setting is designed to present multiple stones - often semi-precious gems rather than diamonds - in a figural design such as a flower or butterfly.
Cluster Rings: Cluster rings are rings with a group of stones in cluster setting, forming the focal point of the ring. The total visual effect is that of a single large gemstone, from a slight distance.
cluster
A setting in which stones are grouped together.
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Cluster Setting: This setting surrounds larger center stone with several smaller stones. It is designed to create a beautiful larger ring from many smaller stones.
Cluster Setting
Cluster Setting is a grouping of smaller stones or pearls around a larger one.
Collar
Collar is a type of tight fitting necklace like a choker.
Cluster Setting
Closely set gemstones arranged to give the illusion of a single, larger gemstone.
Coated Stone
A gemstone covered by an artificially applied transparent material to enhance its color. Often used with Topaz.
Cluster Setting
The cluster setting is another variation on the theme of choosing a ring with a number of smaller diamonds.
Cluster ring - A ring with a setting in which stones are grouped together
Cocktail ring - Large ring set with precious or semiprecious stones ...
Cluster setting: Stones set in a group to give the illusion of one larger stone and held by beaded prongs. Usually round clusters consist of six stones arranged around a single center stone.
Cluster brooch - a brooch, developed in the 14th century, in which a single large stone or gemstone is surrounded by a cluster of gemstones or pearls.
Cluster Setting: A metal form, generally circular, for setting multiple stones close together.
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Clutch: See "Ear Nut" or "Butterfly Clutch." ...
Cluster: Several stones grouped together in a jewelry setting.
Cluster Brooch: A brooch developed in the 14th century in which a large central gemstone is surrounded by a cluster of smaller gemstones and pearls.
Cluster: Several stones grouped together in a jewelry setting.
Cocktail Ring: A large oversized ring set with precious or semiprecious stones popular during the 1940s and 1950s.
Cluster Earring - Decorative combination of glass and/or metal beads and stones ...
Cluster Bracelet
A bracelet that features either a feature cluster of gems, as on a bangle, or a bracelet that features multiple clustered stations.
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The Cluster Pearl Pendant
The cluster pearl pendant features an assortment of pearls, arranged into a flowing, elegant cluster. The pendant can incorporate almost any type pearl, and is most popular when strung with a mixture of pearl types.
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In the journal Science of 14 January 2005 it was reported that clusters of 13 aluminium atoms (Al13) had been made to behave like an iodine atom; and, 14 aluminium atoms (Al14) behaved like an alkaline earth atom.
Cluster
A setting in which several stones are grouped together
Cobalt
Cobalt is a lustrous, magnetic, silvery-white metal with a blue tint that is rarely used in jewellery making.
Cluster setting: Multiple stones that are put together to great a nice design or a shape, like a flower.
Cluster: A setting of stones grouped together.
Cocktail ring: Oversized ring with precious or semi-precious stones.
Created (or simulated) gemstone: A human-made gem with nearly the same optical, physical and chemical properties of a natural gemstone.
Cluster setting
Diamond setting, where one large central diamond is surrounded by many small stones.
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Cluster Setting: The special event choice.
Very popular for cocktail rings, the cluster setting surrounds a large center stone with tiered rows of smaller stones. Each of the smaller stone is set in a semi-bezel just below the girdle.
CLUSTER RING A ring set with many gemstones. The gemstones may be of similar or different colors or sizes.
COCKTAIL RING A type of cluster ring, generally more elaborate. An eye catching ring such as one you might wear to a cocktail party.
Cluster Ring
A cluster ring is set with many small gemstones or diamonds. The gemstones or diamonds may be of similar or different colors or sizes.
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Cluster
Diamond ring or other jewellery containing a number of diamonds. Also a number of kimberlite pipes occurring in close proximity.
Coated, Coating ...
cluster
Multiple stones grouped together in a jewelry setting are known as a cluster design. This type of setting is used for rings, pendants, and earrings.
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Cluster: A jewelry setting where several small stones are grouped closely together.
Cluster Setting: A jewelry setting in which several smaller stones are set around a central stone.
Cluster - A group of closely set stones.
Half Bezel - A type of setting in which the girdle of the stones is partially encircled on two sides and set flush with the metal.
A cluster of Jadeite beds of various colors can make a striking pair of danglers. Beads of various colors can be threaded with gold or silver and this adds to the value of the earring.
Cloud
A cluster of very small inclusions inside a diamond that give a cloud effect. Tiny clouds will not interfere with the flow of light, but large or numerous clouds can affect brilliance.
Diamond cluster rings are fairly common. They often have a circular, slightly domed base, mounted with cushion shaped stones in a closed setting.
Aquamarine cluster. A beautiful network of tabular crystals with a glacier-like feel. (Photo: Jason Stephenson) ...
Herringbone Cluster Earrings : Lark Crafts
An interview with beadweaver Laura McCabe that includes this free downloadable project PDF.
AGGREGATES. Clusters or groups.
ALLUVIAL. Washing away rocks, soil, or other mineral material from one place and depositing the debris in another.
AMORPHOUS. Without form, shapeless.
Calcite crystal cluster collected May, 1997 along the railroad tracks south of Bear Mountain Bridge.
Cleavage:The tendency for a mineral to split along a plane or smooth surface Cluster:A grouping of tightly placed gemstones Cocktail Ring:A dramatic, ...
Aggregates are defined by the ways crystals are clustered together. alkaline Describing a chemical substance that is either a hydroxide, carbonate, or metal oxide that has the ability to turn litmus paper blue, ...
Pinpoint Inclusions (n) Minute light or dark crystals that are visible by themselves or in clusters. Larger clusters of minute pinpoints can create a hazy area in the diamond, called a cloud, affecting clarity.
Cluster: Cluster earrings are decorative earrings composed of gemstones and/or beads, glass, and metal, grouped together in a cluster.
Cluster Ring: A style in which numerous gemstones are set in close proximity, forming a one larger shape.
For example, an invisible set diamond cluster with 7 diamonds ranging from 0.12 ct. to 0.28 ct. has a total carat weight of 1 ct.
It occurs in crystalline masses, but the crystals are generally not well developed, so they are generally found as clusters of crystal points. Though geodes are the best place to locate amethysts, they also sometimes grow as stalactites.
These attributes are grouped into many clusters based on its properties and these clusters are named with English alphabets say D, E, F, G-H, I-J & K, L-M, N-Z.
Cluster - Several smaller stones are set close together - sometimes even surrounding a larger center stone - to create the illusion of one big stone. Most commonly used in fashion items such as rings, earrings and pendants.
Habit - The shape and stucture of a mineral's crystal or cluster of crystals.
Hackly Fracture - A jagged fracture, with an irregular surface. (Copper) ...
As the gas of these primitive elements expanded, gravitational instabilities caused parts to co alesce into huge clouds that eventually became galaxies and clusters of galaxies.
By the end of the Fifties, cluster rings were in vogue and by the 1960s, the most characteristic of Yard's ring styles featured a center stone surrounded by either round or marquise cut diamonds.
Right hand rings are designed more like cocktail rings, featuring clusters
of smaller diamonds. Right hand rings are intended to showcase the
individuality of a woman, worn on the fourth finger and sometimes the little
finger.
The group includes three (3) single crystals, one V-twinned crystal group, and a small cluster of 5 or so crystals (single picture).
Single crystal gems grow in clusters or individually, and they can be formed within, or attached to, another mineral, or loose, as so-called "floater" crystals.
The well-made designs are very feminine, and often use cluster settings. Stones were either prong-set (usually with four prongs) or glued in.
You'll find engagement rings, three stone rings, cluster rings and attractive gemstone rings for men. Most rings are available in
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Perhaps the Bohemian supply is best known, having furnished a host of small stones which have usually been rose cut for cluster work or made into beads. The Bohemian garnets are of the pyrope or fire-red type.
A type of finger ring set with a band or cluster of dissimilar gemstones of different colours, with sometimes the initial letters of the names of the stone spelling a word. Such rings were often ornamented with filigree work.
PLATINUM GROUP METALS - (PGMs) refers to six metallic elements clustered together in the periodic table. These elements are all transition metals, and include ruthenium, rhodium, palladium, osmium, iridium, and platinum.
Cloud: Minor inclusions clustered within a diamond.
Color: Color tones of a diamond that are graded on a scale of D (colorless) to Z (yellow/brown).
Crown: Top part of the gem above the girdle.
The gemstone Garnet brings to mind a vision of sparkling little red stones set in clusters of florets worn by our great grand mothers.
Beryl is famous for its perfect, hexagonal prismatic crystals that occur individually or in clusters. These range in size from the microscopic to enormous giants of 25 feet or more.
Since diamonds are made up of highly compressed carbon, black carbon clusters can often be found. These spots are also called inclusions. The amount or severity of inclusions determines the clarity of a diamond, when rating it for quality purposes.
 See also: Stone, Jewel, Color, Gemstone, Diamond
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