EARRING JEWELLERY
Earring components can be made out of any number of materials, including gold earrings, silver earrings, stainless steel earrings. An earring is made from metal and is worn by both men and women in the ear lobe. There are many types of earring from small or large hoop earrings or stud earrings. The size is generally limited by the physical capacity of the earlobe to hold the earring without tearing. People who habitually wear heavy earring.
Earrings are worn around the world in most cultures, both currently and historically. Although not as common as with females, ear piercing among males has also become popular in North America and Europe.
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Q: What is a jewellery Hallmark?
A: Jewellery Hallmark is a quality control mark placed on an article made of precious metal. Sometimes called a hall, assay or standard mark. It is usually applied after accurate independent testing by an assay office. In the United Kingdom, there are four Assay Offices which are legally empowered to test precious metal objects. These offices are in London, Sheffield, Birmingham, and Edinburgh.
Hallmarking is the world's first known instance of consumer protection law, in the UK it dates back to about 1300 AD. It is controlled by the Hallmark Act 1973, as modified by The Hallmarking (Hallmarking Act Amendment) Regulations 1998, and The Hallmarking (Hallmarking Act Amendment) Order 1998. A UK hallmark has at least three symbols, the sponsor's mark (often called a maker's mark), a number indicating the purity or fineness in parts per thousand, and an Assay Office mark.
There are additional optional marks, a date letter, a fineness symbol, and a common control mark.
Subject to certain exemptions, it is an offence to describe an hallmarkable article as being of gold silver or platinum unless it is hallmarked.
Q: What are jewellery abbreviations?
A: Often jewellers use abbreviations to describe some items of jewellery for easy and to save time. Some of the most common abbreviations used include:
dia ( Diamond )
sapp ( Sapphire )
em ( Emerald )
ru ( Ruby )
amy ( Amethystm )
aqua ( Aquamarine )
ct ( Carat )
cz ( Cubic Zirconia )
gp ( Gold Plated )
ss ( Solid Silver )
sg ( Solid Gold )
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