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It is important to always look for a karat mark when choosing gold jewelry (18k, 14k or 10k). This information will be stamped somewhere on the piece and is your assurance you are buying REAL gold. The karat discount first class airfare mark refers to the purity of gold. in its purest state, 24-karat, is generally considered too soft for practical use in jewelry. rings for durability and workability pure gold is alloyed with other metals. twenty-four karat is 100% pure gold (24 parts gold). 18k is 18 parts gold and 6 parts other metals and so on. alloys of less than 10 karat cannot be stamped with the karat mark and are not considered real gold. only karat gold jewelry is real gold. some jewelry is processed with a thin layer of gold. it may be marked "gold-filled" or "gold-plated." discount first class airfare remember only karat gold offers the lasting characteristics of this precious metal. at our company we offer only the highest quality 14k and 18k gold jewelry from the finest manufacturers.

with our company name inside your ring, we want you to be assured of the very finest quality. our jewelry is designed and handcrafted to today''s exacting standards, while still maintaining old world custom-made craftsmanship. and, because we offer one-of-a-kind custom jewelry that are made by craft people whose hand-crafting skills are unsurpassed anywhere in the world. all of our jewelry is warranted against any imperfection in design and workmanship. our products are always guaranteed to contain the specific karat gold and metal content that is stamped on your fine jewelry. gold is a very rings precious, malleable class metal and should be expected to mellow rings with time and wear. this class is a normal occurrence and not a defect. normal finish/ wear and changes in your ring size are not covered under this manufacturer''s warranty. however, whenever possible rings our company craftsmen will refinish your current jewelry class for a small service rings fee.

most diamonds look colorless, but there are many subtle shade differences. the closer a diamond is to having no color the more valuable it becomes. why does the color vary? well, in the chaos of extreme temperature and pressure that first created diamonds, traces of elements such as nitrogen and boron could have been incorporated into the diamond''s atomic structure. it is these traces that give a diamond its color - or lack of it. diamonds with no hint of color at all are very rare. but also rare are diamonds with strong color. these are called "fancies". red, pink and blue are the most prized, but virtually all colors are possible. most gem quality diamonds, seen on their own, may well appear to be colorless. but usually they do have at least a hint of color - this is normally yellow or brown due to traces of nitrogen.

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