Trembler
Trembler is an ornament that is attached to a piece of jewelry by a spring.
Triangle Cut
Triangle Cut is a trillion cut, which is a brilliant cut in the shape of a triangle.
TREMBLER
A trembler is a piece of jewelry that has a part (or parts) set on a spring; the spring-set parts move as the wearer of the jewelry moves.
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Trembler: See "En Tremblant"
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Trillion Cut: Trillion cut is a triangular shaped diamond with abbreviated corners and typically 44 varying facets.
trembler
A piece of jewellery that has some of its parts set on stiff wires or springs so that they move when they are worn ...
Trembler - this is a piece of jewelry which has a part which is set on a spring, resulting in this part moving as the wearer of the jewelry moves. Coro is famous for its trembler jewelry.
trembler
A design element which is attached to the piece on a tiny spring so that it trembles with movement. From the French tremblant; also known as "nodders".
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"En tremblant" is a French term - meaning "to tremble" - given to 18th and 19th century jewelry where parts of the, diamond set, jewel were attached to a trembler to create a dynamic in the jewel.
Coro (1900s-1970s) Noted for tremblers and crowns, Coro offers some of the most popular jewelry on the market.
Ciner (1892-present) Ciner made fine jewelry until the 1930s, and then switched to making costume jewelry.
To make them look more real, tremblers were used so that the flowers would move like they would in nature whenever their wearer moved.
 See also: Jewel, Jewelry, Stone, Diamond, Rough
  
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