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Jewellery lexicon

Welcome to the jewellery encyclopaedia by Wiesner - Die Goldschmiede!

Here you will find everything you need to know about jewellery - from the different types of precious metals to the different types of pearls and gemstones to the latest trends in jewellery making.

Precious metals are an important part of jewellery and you will learn all about the different types of precious metals such as gold, silver, platinum and palladium. You will learn how to measure the purity of precious metals, how to care for them and how best to wear them.

Pearls are a timeless jewellery that comes in many different types and shapes. Here you will learn all about the different types of pearls such as freshwater pearls, Tahitian pearls and Akoya pearls. You will also learn how to care for pearls and what type of jewellery goes best with pearls.

Gemstones are another important component of jewellery. Here you will learn all about the different types of gemstones such as diamonds, rubies, sapphires and emeralds. You will learn how to determine the value of gemstones, how to care for them and how best to use them in jewellery.

Wedding rings are a special symbol of love and commitment. Here you will learn all about the different types of wedding rings, from traditional gold rings to modern designs with gemstones. You will also learn how to choose the perfect wedding ring and how best to care for it.

At Wiesner - Die Goldschmiede, we are experts in the field of jewellery making and can help you find the perfect jewellery for any occasion. Browse our online shop or visit us in person to see the latest jewellery pieces and designs. We hope you benefit from our jewellery encyclopaedia and look forward to helping you choose your next piece of jewellery.

Welcome to the jewellery encyclopaedia by Wiesner - Die Goldschmiede! Here you will find everything you need to know about jewellery - from the different types of precious metals to the... read more »
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Jewellery lexicon

Welcome to the jewellery encyclopaedia by Wiesner - Die Goldschmiede!

Here you will find everything you need to know about jewellery - from the different types of precious metals to the different types of pearls and gemstones to the latest trends in jewellery making.

Precious metals are an important part of jewellery and you will learn all about the different types of precious metals such as gold, silver, platinum and palladium. You will learn how to measure the purity of precious metals, how to care for them and how best to wear them.

Pearls are a timeless jewellery that comes in many different types and shapes. Here you will learn all about the different types of pearls such as freshwater pearls, Tahitian pearls and Akoya pearls. You will also learn how to care for pearls and what type of jewellery goes best with pearls.

Gemstones are another important component of jewellery. Here you will learn all about the different types of gemstones such as diamonds, rubies, sapphires and emeralds. You will learn how to determine the value of gemstones, how to care for them and how best to use them in jewellery.

Wedding rings are a special symbol of love and commitment. Here you will learn all about the different types of wedding rings, from traditional gold rings to modern designs with gemstones. You will also learn how to choose the perfect wedding ring and how best to care for it.

At Wiesner - Die Goldschmiede, we are experts in the field of jewellery making and can help you find the perfect jewellery for any occasion. Browse our online shop or visit us in person to see the latest jewellery pieces and designs. We hope you benefit from our jewellery encyclopaedia and look forward to helping you choose your next piece of jewellery.

Dieser Artikel beleuchtet die Geschichte bedeutender Goldverlobungsringe von Königshäusern und Prominenten. Er analysiert deren Design, Symbolik und Einfluss auf Schmucktrends.
The fascinating world of pearls: discover the different types of cultured pearls such as Akoya, South Sea, Keshi and freshwater pearls. Learn more about their origin, creation and unique characteristics. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and elegance of these precious jewels.

White gold

Discover the history and significance of white gold, an almost colorless gold alloy that was developed in Pforzheim in 1912/13 as a cost-effective substitute for platinum. White gold is produced by adding metals such as palladium, nickel or silver and is characterized by its tarnish-resistant, elegant appearance. Ideal for jewelry pieces that show off colorless diamonds, white gold is one of the most popular choices in the jewelry industry today.

Platinum

Learn about the fascinating history of platinum, a rare and corrosion-resistant precious metal that has been known since 3000 BC. Today indispensable in the jewelry industry, platinum impresses with its hardness, density and elegance. Discover why platinum is more expensive than gold despite its lower price per ounce and why it is so popular with bridal couples and jewelry lovers.

Palladium

Learn about the fascinating history of palladium, which was discovered by William Hyde Wollaston in 1803. Palladium, known for its corrosion resistance and high strength, is prized in the jewelry industry for wedding bands, engagement rings and mokume gane technology. Discover the unique properties of this precious metal, its extraction from nickel and copper ores and its role as a hypoallergenic material in high-quality jewelry alloys such as white gold.

Green gold

Green gold is a special gold alloy with a greenish shimmer that is created by a special atomic ratio of gold to silver. This alloy is occasionally used in jewelry making, especially for elaborate designs such as mokume gane wedding rings.

Gold / fine gold

Learn all about fine gold, the pure gold used in jewelry making. Discover the history, alloys and versatile applications of this fascinating precious metal. From classic wedding rings and luxury jewelry to the mokume gane technique, fine gold remains a timeless symbol of beauty and durability. Perfect for jewelry lovers and design enthusiasts alike.

Red gold

Discover the fascinating world of red gold, a unique gold alloy made from fine gold, copper and silver. Find out more about its composition, the variety of shades and its many uses in jewelry making. Explore the regional popularity and historical names of this reddish gold alloy. You will also learn valuable tips on the care and maintenance of your red gold jewelry. Be inspired by the timeless elegance and individual beauty that red gold has to offer. Perfect for jewelry lovers and design enthusiasts alike.

Iridium

Learn about the fascinating history and importance of iridium, one of the hardest and most corrosion-resistant metals discovered in 1803. Iridium is used in the jewelry industry for particularly hard-wearing pieces of jewelry such as wedding rings. Discover why iridium alloys are prized for their exceptional hardness, durability and elegant appearance.

Yellow gold

Discover the classic elegance of yellow gold, a bright yellow gold alloy made from fine gold, silver and copper. Find out more about its composition, color variations and versatile applications in jewelry making. Yellow gold remains the most popular gold color worldwide and symbolizes luxury, tradition and timeless beauty. Perfect for jewelry lovers and design enthusiasts alike.

Shakudo Mokume

Discover the world of shakudo, a fascinating Japanese alloy of copper and gold that has inspired artists and craftsmen for centuries. This article introduces you to the rich history and diverse applications of shakudo, from ornate jewelry to samurai swords to modern design objects. Learn more about the unique aesthetics and profound cultural significance of this traditional metal art, which is still appreciated in Japan and around the world today. Immerse yourself in the world of shakudo, where tradition meets innovation, and discover how this ancient alloy enriches modern creations.

Shibuichi as a mokume gane alloy

Shibuichi - Japanese alloy from the 7th century

Mokume Gane - Technique of the masters

Mokume Gane is a traditional Japanese forging technique dating back to the 17th century, in which different metals are fused in layers to create unique, wood grain-like patterns. This technique is often used in jewelry such as wedding rings. The combination of metals such as white gold, yellow gold, rose gold, platinum and palladium creates robust and aesthetically pleasing unique pieces. Mokume Gane reflects the Japanese aesthetic that finds beauty in simplicity and imperfection and is now popular with artists and metalsmiths worldwide.

Rhodium

How is rhodium extracted - what properties - in the jewelry industry - as a catalyst - as a coating - as an investment - sustainable extraction - history of rhodium

Silver

Learn more about the versatility and history of silver, a shiny precious metal that plays a central role in minting coins, jewelry making and many other applications. Discover the different silver alloys, how to care for silver jewelry and the fascinating mokume gane technique. Perfect for jewelry lovers and history buffs alike.
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