/r/jewelry
Welcome to r/Jewelry!
This is a subreddit dedicated to jewelry discussions, sharing new designs, showing off your favorites, or getting new ideas!
Jewelry (American English) or Jewellery (British English) is an object or objects of personal adornment, prized for the craftsmanship going into their creation, and sometimes for the intrinsic value of their components.
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2. Requests to identify / evaluate / authenticate / "tell me more about" items are not permitted in this sub.
This includes requesting opinions about the price of an item or service.
Subs such as r/JewelryIdentification, r/Jewelers or r/Hallmarks may be appropriate for your inquiries.
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Subs such as r/HelpMeFind or r/FindFashion may be appropriate for your inquiries.
/r/jewelry
Hey everyone! I’m new to men’s jewelry and curious about why guys wear it. Is it mainly for style, confidence, or something else? I'd love to hear how it’s made a difference for you before I jump in and buy my first piece.
Any insights or personal experiences would be awesome – thanks!
Present from grandma. Is it valuable? She thinks it’s gold with diamonds and rubies! Was she swindled?
So I am looking to add a tennis bracelet! I was thinking of going with Swarovski or buy a traditionally set in gold with diamonds (open to both lab made and real). What would you suggest?
I am worried that although Swarovski's is cheap, it might tarnish over time.
6mm 20” cuban. 7mm 24” figaro. Both jacoje.
This week 50% off price my stone in website www.ceylongurugegems.com
New ring! 1.5 carat total weight in diamonds set in 14k yellow gold! Absolutely in love with her!
Hello! Sorry if this is a dumb question, I've just never seen a stamp like this before on my gold and I was wondering if it was worth being bothered about.
I just purchased a bell pendant labeled "Vintage 24K 9999 Yellow Gold Bell Charm Pendant Make for Charm Bracelet" on Etsy.
The item description says "Vintage 24K 9999 Yellow Gold Tiny Bell Charm Pendant Make for Charm Bracelet ….Marked 9999...Total of weight 0.5gram ...Measure Includes the bail H 1/2'' W 3/8'' ......It's in very good condition."
The pictures are my bell vs the listing bell. Should I reach out to the seller, or do these stamps essentially mean the same thing? Thank you for any help you may be able to provide!
i wanted to share this ring i made that looks like boobies!
Jade center stone with diamond and amethyst pave
I bought this second hand piece, but one of the black sapphire stones is missing. Would it make sense fixing it using a diamond instead of another sapphire? I think the contrast could be cool.
Hello. My research kept leading me to Epoxy 330, but I can't get it in the UK. Can I ask what others would recommend for setting stones on/in metal? Thank you in advance for your advice. I have some Ethiopian opals I'd like to make jewellery from, but when I've had them made into jewellery before, the jeweller has always chipped the stones. So I've decided to get my own findings and use epoxy glue.
In love with this chain, perfect daily wear. Open to suggestions for stacking.
Husband surprised me with this beautiful Alhambra pendent for Diwali. I can’t seem to take my eyes off of it!
I just got gifted the most beautiful necklace but the chain is one of those super dainty thin ones and the clasp broke off when I was trying to put it on/ take it off. I can find the clasp and put it back on no problem, but is there anything I can do to prevent it from breaking again or should I just save the pendant and replace the chain entirely?