Often used as accent stones, baguette-cut gemstones are long and rectangular with octagonal corne...
Off-shaped, irregular, curved and each one unique, the beauty of baroque pearls lies in their ref...
A metal cylinder containing a spring, used in mechanical watches with a ring of gear teeth. The b...
Texas-based boutique Bell and Bird named its store after two Victorian explorers, Gertrude Bell a...
With one of the most extensive collections of antique fine jewellery rings in the world, Berganza...
The ring around the watch face that holds the crystal in place. The bezel is often decorated or e...
Many believe bezel setting was the earliest method of setting gemstones into jewellery. In this s...
A bib necklace has a broad front section that drapes over the chest. Elaborate bib necklaces come...
A bezel that can be rotated in both directions to calculate average speed, distance or elapsed ti...
A black surface is created thanks to a patina made with sulphur applied to the gold. This gives g...
More rare than white pearls, black pearls come from the giant black-lipped oyster called the Pinc...
Diamonds may have many types of blemishes or flaws on their surface. Some of these are natural an...
Pearls may have surface damage, imperfections, cracks or chips in their nacre. These are called b...
First printed in 1845, Tiffany’s Blue Book started life as a catalogue designed to showcase its l...
Privately owned British auction house Bonhams is one of the world's oldest and largest auctioneer...
A bracelet is usually made of metal links to fix the watch to the wrist. A strap is made from lea...
A metal plate in which at least one of the pivots of the moving parts of a watch usually turns. A...
The round brilliant is the benchmark for engagement rings. This cut has evolved over the centurie...
The pear-shaped briolette cut came into popularity during the Victorian era. Crystals bearing thi...
A Los Angeles-based unique jewellery store offering collections from a variety of designers from ...
Founded in Lucerne, Switzerland in 1888, Bucherer is one of Europe's biggest watch and jewellery ...
Sometimes called a Gypsy setting, a burnish setting is similar to a bead setting, but after setti...
