| Appraisals | This is the valuation of an item. It includes a brief description and an image, together with the weight of the metal, the name of the gemstone, the carat weight, the shape of the piece, and of course, the value. |
| Baguette | A gemstone with a rectangular shape, and whose edges may be curved. |
| Bezel | A setting where metal is tightly wrapped around a gemstone, to hold it securely in place. |
| Briolette | A teardrop-shaped gemstone with small triangular cuts. |
| Diamond | Probably the hardest known natural material on earth, diamonds are valued by their colour, cut, carat size and clarity. |
| Drop Earring | An earring that dangles below the ear. |
| Figaro Chain | A chain with oval and circular links. |
| Filigree | A complex design containing twisted threads of silver and gold. |
| French Clip | A spring clip that can be used as an alternative to pierced earrings. |
| Gemstone | A rock or mineral in crystalline form which can be polished and set into jewellery. |
| Huggie | An earring that fits close to the earlobe. |
| Carat | A unit for the measurement of gold and platinum alloys. 'Caratis' is the term used for the measurement of the mass of gemstones. |
| Marquis | A diamond-shaped cut. |
| Prong Set | The thin metal strips that 'grab' the gemstone and hold it securely in place in a jewellery setting. |
| Stud | Most commonly found in pierced earrings, this has no dangling parts and fits straight into the ear. |
| Tennis Bracelet | A bracelet with a flexible chain. |