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Jewelry types
An engagement ring is one of the most important jewelry pieces — a symbol of a vow and the beginning of a shared journey. The center stone (typically diamond) is set in a setting that emphasizes the stone and reflects the wearer's personality.
A wedding band symbolizes the marriage vow. It is simpler than the engagement ring and worn together with it. Typically designed to visually pair with the engagement ring ("contour pairing").
A necklace is a jewelry piece that lies around the neck and décolletage. Length, material, and style determine the occasion. From discreet everyday to dramatic formal necklaces — the range is unlimited.
Earrings are one of the most common jewelry pieces — from ancient Egyptian to modern minimalist. Shape, weight, and length determine the occasion and face display.
A bracelet encircles the wrist — one of the oldest jewelry pieces in human history (the oldest known bracelets are 40,000 years old). Style ranges from fine diamond tennis bracelets to solid bangle hoops.
A pendant is a decorative element hanging from a chain or necklace. It is one of the most common ways to display a center stone or motif. Shape is unlimited — from geometric to organic.
A brooch is a jewelry piece that attaches to a garment — most commonly with a hinged pin and catch. Once a practical fastener for clothing, today primarily ornamental, the brooch is one of the oldest jewelry pieces in human history and a symbol of personal style.
Ring styles
Stone setting techniques
Every stone has its own needs. A hard diamond tolerates almost anything, while emerald or pearl require gentleness. A guide to safely cleaning stones at home.
Redness and itching under jewelry are often a sign of nickel allergy. We explain which metals are safe for sensitive skin and how to avoid problems.
Each month has its own stone with its own story and symbolism. An overview of birthstones by month — a great guide for a personal, meaningful gift.
Proper care extends jewelry life and keeps the shine. Practical tips for cleaning, storage and daily wear — by material.
A ring too big slips off, too small pinches. We show reliable ways to measure size at home — even for a surprise — and avoid common mistakes.
Karat means purity, not weight. The difference between 18K and 14K affects color, hardness and price. We explain when to choose which.
From budget to size, stone, metal and style — a complete, step-by-step guide to choosing the right engagement ring stress-free.
Gold color is not about fashion but alloy. We explain how white, yellow and rose are created, who they suit, and what it means for care.