VicStoneNYC Fine Jewelry

Women's Metallic Unique Desgin Diamond Chain Band

Material detail - Metal: 14k White Gold - Stone: 100% Natural Diamond ( Si1 / G-H color) - Won’t tarnish in water or sweat. It won’t turn green! (not like brass or alloy). - Hypoallergenic and Lead, Cadmium, and Nickel Free. - Gift wrapping available - Jewellery Pieces What is 14K Gold? 14 karat gold is produced from 58. 3 per cent pure gold and a 41. 7 per cent mixture of other metals like copper, zinc, silver and nickel. With only 14 parts of gold out of 24, it's usually less expensive than other higher karats of gold. How to Care Wash your VicStoneNYC 14k Gold Jewellery with gentle hand soap, rinse well, and dry completely with a soft cloth. Using jewellery dips or polishes is not recommended as they may contain harsh abrasives. Maintain your jewelry’s shine by avoiding contact with agents such as perfume, lotion, makeup, hair, and cleaning products. Wash your VicStoneNYC 14k Gold Jewellery with gentle hand soap, rinse well, and dry completely with a soft cloth. Always remove your jewellery before swimming and exercising. Store your VicStoneNYC Fine Jewellery in its pouch or lined box for safe keeping. Made in: United States of America. “A Diamond is Forever” is one of the world’s best-known advertising slogans. It has many different meanings. It refers to diamond’s timeless appeal. It refers to diamond’s icy beauty. And it also refers to diamond’s durability. One result of the diamond formation process is its incredible durability. Durability is a gemstone’s ability to withstand wear, heat, and chemicals. Durability consists of three properties: hardness, toughness, and stability. Hardness means how well a gemstone resists scratches and abrasion. Toughness describes how well a gemstone resists breaking and chipping. Stability means how well a diamond resists chemicals and temperature changes. Hardness Gem and mineral hardness is measured on the Mohs scale. The scale originated in 1812 when German mineralogist Friedrich Mohs chose ten minerals and assigned numbers to them, based on the relative ease or difficulty with which one could be scratched by another. But the Mohs scale is deceptive. The steps between the minerals are not evenly spaced. For example, diamond is only one number away, but it’s many times harder than gems in the corundum family. Only a diamond can scratch a diamond. Something the Mohs scale doesn’t show, but that’s equally important to the diamond industry, is that diamond can also scratch any of the precious metals used for settings. That means a diamond that’s loose in its setting can wear through a prong over time. Colour: metallic