Materials
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Carats
The carat is a unit of measurement for both gold and gemstones. The difference lies in the fact that the carats in gold they are used as a unit of measurement for the content (of gold) in each piece of jewelry.
Silver
Silver, or silver, (symbol: Ag), is a chemical element, most often in the form of a white, shiny metal valued for its decorative beauty and electrical conductivity. Silver got its current name from the Latin word "argentum" or the Greek "argyros" and is the only chemical element from which a country, Argentina, was named. Silver is one of the first metals used by man during prehistoric times.
Diamonds
The diamond it is famous mineral for its strong luster and very large hardness of, with particular international commercial value. It belongs to the family of natural elements. It consists of pure coal. Because of this hardness it is used in industrial applications, while its brilliance makes it the most famous and sought after precious stone. Its weight is measured in carats (1 carat = 200 milligrammes).
Pearls
The pearl is a hard material produced from the soft tissues (especially the mantle) of living things molluscs with shell. The ideal pearls are round and soft, although they can also have other shapes (baroque pearls). The best quality natural pearls are highly valued and have been considered precious stones and objects for many centuries.
