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таж

The upper portion of a diamond, located between the table and girdle (midsection).

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таж (сағат)

Jewelry; General jewelry

A metal knob located on the side of a watchcase and used to set the watch to the correct time and date. Some watches have multiple crowns to control other functions and settings.

эко-шик

Weddings; Coats & jackets; Fashion shows; Rainwear; Shirts

Environmentally-friendly and ethical design that does not sacrifice quality or style. Both 'green' and stylish. A combination of trendiness and environment.

кинетикалық

Jewelry; General jewelry

Seiko Kinetic is the first and only quartz watch powered by human energy. It runs entirely on self-generated energy from the natural movement of the wrist, so the Kinetic watch ...

seiko кепілдігі

Jewelry; General jewelry

Seiko offers a worldwide watch warranty for the first year after the original date of purchase. The second and third years are valid for watches serviced in the United States. ...

балық аулау ілмегі сияқты қысқыш

Jewelry; General jewelry

Also called a Hook and Eye Clasp, this fastener has a hook on one end of the chain and a metal loop on the other. The hook fits through the loop to keep the chain together.

мм

Jewelry; General jewelry

The abbreviation for millimeter; our standard unit of measurement for jewelry dimensions. For an approximate conversion to inches.

лабораторияда жасалған

Jewelry; General jewelry

A color stone produced in a laboratory setting. Lab-created stones have the same chemical, physical and optical properties as natural gemstones.

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