Diamond Fine Jewelry

Fine jewelry is made of a variety of precious materials, including gold, platinum, diamonds, and gemstones.

White gold and platinum are widely favored options for fine jewelry, though their properties are quite distinct. While white gold is an alloy of gold and metals, often including nickel or palladium, platinum is a naturally occurring white metal with greater density and durability. As a result, white gold ends up being the more affordable option.

When a piece of fine jewelry has a certificate of authenticity, it means that its credibility and quality have been verified. This verification can be used for insurance purposes and contains information on the materials and stones used.

To maintain its qualities, fine jewelry should be cleaned and stored properly. This means cleaning it routinely with warm soap and water, and keeping it in a jewelry container, such as a box or pouch. It is also important to protect the jewelry from any extreme temperatures or harsh chemicals.

While a necklace is the chain that often holds a decorative piece of jewelry, the pendant is the decorative piece itself.