Grooved: The channel routed in a line.
Grossular: Resembling a gooseberry, as with a grossular garnet, also called Grossularite.
Grooved
The channel routed in a line.
Grosse
Grosse is a mark of the German jewelry company Henkel and Grosse. Located in Pforzheim, Germany, this company has been in business since 1938.
Grooved - A long row or channel cut formed in a line on a jewelry piece.
Grooved metal built into a jewelry setting for holding stones. Also a number of uniformly sized small stones set in a row.
charm
A decorative pendant or trinket to be worn on a bracelet, earrings or necklace.
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This is grooved metal built into a jewelry setting for holding gemstones. A number of uniformly sized small gems are set in a row. Unlike most setting methods, these stones are not secured individually, so there is no metal visible between the stones.
Channel SetA gem setting technique in which a number of square or rectangular stones are set side by side in a grooved channel. Unlike most setting methods, the stones are not secured individually, so there is no metal visible between the stones.
Aquamarine crystal is generally vertically striated or grooved and pleochroism is distinct in deeply colored crystals. Occasionally, some specimens of aquamarine display chatoyancy.
Box Setting: A square or rectangular grooved setting generally used for mounting a stone on a ring or pendant. The top edges of the groove are swaged over to secure the stone. Photo and additional information.
Hippopotamus Ivory
Have long grooved and spiral tusks. It is the second most widely used ivory.
Whale Ivory
Their lower jaws are used for making jewelry and accessories.
Here, the metal wire is grooved at the top, and is used to hold two gemstones by their side (girdle). This technique is used to give a close side-by-side gemstone relationship without the metallic interference of too many prongs.
In this setting, the stones are positioned in such a manner so that metal is not visible from in-between stones that ultimately show appearance of uninterrupted and continuous surface. In this setting, stones are grooved just below the girdle and ...
Invisible settings are comprised of stones that have been calibrated to very close tolerances and are cut with grooved girdles that are locked into a thin wire framework. This allows large areas of jewelry to be coated "seamlessly" with gemstones.
A square or rectangular grooved setting used to affix a stone to a flat surface like a money clip, lighter, pendant or charm.
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Cut Glass: Glass whose surface has been faceted or grooved or has depressions cut into it.
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Damascening: A decorative design process first used in Damascus of inlaying soft metal such as gold or silver into harder metal.
Screw Back - If a post of an earring is grooved and the back is applied by screwing it onto the post it is called a screw back.
A channel setting holds a number of gemstones side by side in a grooved channel. Each stone is not set individually, so there is no metal visible between stones.
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Surface indication of structural irregularity. May resemble faint facet junction lines, or cause a grooved or wavy surface, often cross facet junctions.
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Channel Set: A style of setting in which a number of uniformly sized small stones, usually of the round cut, princess cut or baguette shapes, are set side by side in a grooved channel.
Surface Graining: structural irregularities in crystal growth; may appear as faint lines, causing grooved or wavy surfaces and often cross facet junctions.
A gem setting technique in which a number of square or rectangualr stones are set side by side in a grooved channel.
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3. The grooved ring forming part of a watch case around the dial into which the watch crystal is fitted. 4. A metal ring fitted around a coin or token allowing the piece to be worn as a pendant.
The round beads are made from roughly cut cubes of stone, then placed between two grooved grinding disks. The disks rotate against each other in a wet slurry of grinding compound and make round beads based on the size of the grooves.
It allows rapid and accurate work to specific angles and parts being soldered stay in place during heating without falling apart. The grooved cross section can be arrived at numerous ways, ...
This cross-hatching effect creates an interesting finely grooved texture. Flush Setting: A method of gemstone setting where the stone is set down into the metal so that it's table, or top facet, rests at the same level as the metal.
Bead mills are used to grind and sand large quantities of beads simultaneously. They typically employ a grooved lap and a flat lap between which the beads are rolled and worn to shape.
Screw Back:A type of earring mounting where a grooved post attached to the front part of the earring screws into the back piece. This type of mounting is used for pierced earrings.
 See also: Jewel, Cut, Shape, Stone, Gemstone
  
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